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BREAKING NEWS: It has now been confirmed that young and old pigbos
Are suffering from the effects of the post-war period, which have really damaged the thinking of the ordinary Ibo man, They are suffering from severe cognitive disorganisation, persistent delusional ideation, pathological paranoid tendencies, impaired reality testing, grandiose delusions, persecutory ideation, obsessive rumination, distorted perception, affective dysregulation and profound disturbances in rational thought processes.
Imagine an old man saying Pigbos owns Ile-Ife, and Yorubas should be paying homage to them the Ibos but Yorubas are afraid of them
Would you agree with me that they are collectively suffering from the diagnosis I listed above...
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Watch as this Ebonyi man made an igbo stew out of ripened plantain peels. This isn’t fit for human consumption. Oxalates in the peels can bind calcium and other minerals and give you kidney stones.
Passing off goat feed as food only reveals a young cuisine forged in wartime hardship, where emergency survival habits somehow got institutionalized as culture. 😭
I feel pity for them at this point.
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🇳🇬 WHICH NIGERIAN STATES HAVE THE STRONGEST INVESTMENT AND BUSINESS ENVIRONMENTS? — 2026
State — Investment and Enterprise Score (out of 100):
1 🟣 Lagos — 81.0
2 🟣 Ogun — 71.1
3 🟠 FCT — 66.4
4 🟤 Cross River — 54.9
5 ⚫ Gombe — 50.7
6 🟣 Ekiti — 48.2
7 🟣 Oyo — 46.9
8 🟣 Osun — 43.3
9 🟠 Niger — 42.3
10 🟢 Abia — 38.9
11 🟠 Kwara — 38.9
12 🔴 Kano — 35.8
13 🟤 Rivers — 35.3
14 🔴 Kaduna — 35.3
15 ⚫ Adamawa — 33.7
16 🔴 Katsina — 33.0
17 🟤 Delta — 31.7
18 🟠 Benue — 29.6
19 🟢 Enugu — 28.7
20 🟠 Nasarawa — 28.0
21 🟤 Edo — 27.0
22 🔴 Jigawa — 26.5
23 🟠 Plateau — 20.6
24 🟤 Akwa Ibom — 20.5
25 🟠 Kogi — 20.2
26 ⚫ Borno — 19.8
27 🔴 Sokoto — 19.0
28 🔴 Kebbi — 18.9
29 ⚫ Yobe — 18.5
30 🟣 Ondo — 17.9
31 ⚫ Bauchi — 17.6
32 🟢 Anambra — 17.4
33 ⚫ Taraba — 17.4
34 🔴 Zamfara — 16.4
35 🟤 Bayelsa — 15.0
36 🟢 Ebonyi — 14.5
37 🟢 Imo — 5.3
🟣 SW 🟠 NC 🟤 SS ⚫ NE 🟢 SE 🔴 NW
Lagos recorded the highest score at 81.0, leading Ogun by 9.9 points. Southern states account for 17 of the 37 listed, while Northern states account for 20.
NB: Scores are out of 100, with higher scores indicating stronger investment and enterprise performance. Combines NIPC investment activity, capital importation and formal firm density. Coverage includes all 36 states and the FCT.
#Statisense
(SysIN Insights)
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Every form of IGBO expansionist ideology in the South West wants a docile Yoruba people, who are whimsical about how ethnic mobilization is used in Lagos to shape political outcomes.
They want you to not see ethnicity but equal citizenship, while they organize themselves into groups, based on ethnicity, to expand political influence against host communities.
Don't be fooled.
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Gèlè is Ichafu.
Fìlà is Isiagu Cap.
Children or Zik are not playing with their counterfeit industry.
#YorubaRonu
#ThinkYorubaFirst
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OVER 1,000 HUMAN FIGURES. ALL CARVED FROM STONE. ALL FOUND IN ONE NIGERIAN FOREST.
Who made them? Why were they gathered there? And what happened to the people behind them?
This is one of Nigeria’s most fascinating archaeological mysteries.
The story begins in Esie, Kwara State.
You guys overrate yourselves on this app! Trust me,your okpa is only known by your people. 99% of Yorubas don't know what it is! Some of us have only seen or heard of it on Twitter, never physically.
The only okpa/opa we know, is walking stick🤣.
Another way of saying ibo people are dirt poor ,without actually saying it!🤣🤣 you have no purchasing power.
Yoruba parents will take their kids to fast food restaurants, and movies every weekend and holidays, but that is strange to your people because of lack,and we understand
I don't really know much about Akwa Ibom or Calabar , but let me speak on behalf of my Igbo people.
We Igbos don't really believe in buying cooked food. We prefer to prepare our own meals.
One reason I think the Yorubas have thrived more in the food business is that they are more accustomed to buying prepared food rather than always cooking at home.
Growing up, our Yoruba neighbours would give their children ₦20 every morning to buy food before going to school. Our parents, on the other hand, rarely did that. They made sure we had food prepared at home before leaving for school.
Years ago, if you opened a commercial food business in the East, you might struggle to make sales because people weren't accustomed to buying cooked food. Almost everyone prepared their own meals at home.
So, I think this difference in food culture is one of the reasons the Yorubas gained an advantage in the food business.
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Yes, multiple sources including historical accounts and cultural analyses link money spraying to Yoruba traditions of rewarding oriki praise singers after paper currency was introduced around 1912 by the West African Currency Board. It expanded with juju music and owambe parties, then spread widely during the oil boom. Its national popularity does not change those documented origins.
Eeyah! See desperation of an osu🤣🤣 you are dating him because your life depends on it, also because you were the one that asked him out.
What a shame,Very easy kpekus!🤣🤣
