@LeviAckermanx08@Uche1385@instablog9ja Last time I checked, it was in your region that the federal government was planning to build one million psychiatric hospitals, and it reflects in your president, Obi, when receiving advice from a madman ๐คฃ, your people come from imaginary Israel. Is that even normal,ibos are mad
@chigabie_chuddy@Uche1385@instablog9ja No that is not true, everybody knows that ibo is the root of all evils๐ Yoruba had never bear Yibo names from history, we have nnamdi azikwe giving Yoruba names to all his children to conduct evil to Yoruba, he wanted to make his children look like Yoruba to commit crime,
@instablog9ja At first, when I heard two Nigerians, I rushed to check their name, thinking they might be ibo so that I can see something to chup, but to my surprise na Collaboration, so Na Draw no be or goal goal ๐คฃ๐คฃ God night ๐
@Missgeey_@henry_agu5050 It's also important to remember that the Yoruba played a significant role in providing the Igbo with their language and the identity that defines them today.
I had nothing to discuss with someone from a third-class tribe like you, a tribe with an imaginary Jewish history,
@Missgeey_@henry_agu5050 In contrast, the Igbo people lack a strong cultural heritage and historical roots. They have not established states of which to be proud, nor do they enjoy the benefits of a peaceful region. When these foundational elements are in place, then we can discuss
@henry_agu5050@Missgeey_ You came to Lagos a Yoruba land but to put your dirty mouth saying a predominantly Yoruba community, did your ancestors create the Yibo community in Lagos, or what the fucking shit you are saying, and point of correction, your people are Ibo living in Lagos not Yibo Lagos
@VoiceOfTheEast Na why electricity no stable, Nigeria go get advice from mad man from mad tribe,, anything Yibo do Na go spoil, yibo and failure Na five and six
@DivineOgundele Aye eyin yibo oni iho ho Yi ti baje na to still anything you see, your ancestors left you with nothing but Na to still another people's culture he remain, em a shofo danu nii