Lagos Igbo retweeted
Reno Omokri, Section 24(a) requires Nigerians to respect the national anthem. It does not say that singing a former anthem constitutes disrespect, much less a constitutional offence. You have quoted the Constitution without establishing where Peter Obi violated it. Surely, that distinction should not be beyond you.
And since when did the President acquire exclusive constitutional authority to determine what patriotic songs Nigerians may sing?
You speak of national unity while turning an anthem into another instrument for attacking a political opponent. Meanwhile, lawmakers can sing “On your mandate we shall stand” within the National Assembly, and we are expected to applaud their patriotism.
Your political transformations over the years are well documented, Reno. You once subjected Tinubu to the sort of criticism you now seem determined to reserve exclusively for his opponents. Nigerians have not forgotten.
An ambassador ought to demonstrate greater restraint and fidelity to constitutional reasoning than this.
You are entitled to defend Tinubu. You are not entitled to invent constitutional prohibitions merely to discredit Peter Obi.
And please, stop confusing loyalty to the Nigerian Republic with loyalty to the man temporarily occupying its presidency. They are not the same thing.
Lagos Igbo retweeted
An army is an army, but an American army is much more than that. Once, a friend of mine brought along a friend from abroad—a Nigerian who had enlisted in the US Air Force and returned home for Christmas to visit his parents. We set out for Yankari Game Reserve. At the time, Boko Haram was still a problem in the northeastern states. On the way, we reached a checkpoint and were asked to get out for checks. We opened the boot and, after finding nothing, the soldiers began challenging us. We thought that, as Nigerians, we could handle them—las las, na money dey want. The soldiers demanded 20k, but we refused. I told my friend we wouldn’t pay a dime because we had done nothing wrong. So they decided to keep us there. When our visitor saw what was happening, he got out and introduced himself, but the soldiers brushed him off. In fact, they told him he was an army officer in another country, not Nigeria. Our visitor got angry, got back into the car, and made a call. Before we knew it, a captain got out of a car and started insulting the soldiers. He was furious with them. He came over and asked who the American soldier was. Our visitor identified himself, and the captain pleaded with him sincerely.
As we continued our journey, a call came in, and he assured the caller that everything was okay.
After hearing this, my friend asked him whom he had called. He said he had called the US embassy in Nigeria. Omo, we were surprised. The biggest surprise was how swiftly they responded.
The US is exceptional. They look after their own.
If you are an American citizen, count yourself lucky.
Lagos Igbo retweeted
Posting such pointless message 90 days in advance? Chill ma’am! 😅
What others choose to do or practise is none of our business. It is our responsibility to fast, exercise self-discipline, and control our own actions, not to dictate what others should or should not do during this holy month. If they choose to refrain out of respect, that’s appreciated. If they don’t, that’s their choice. But it is certainly not our place to lecture others or tell them how to behave.
Lagos Igbo retweeted
Many people no get sisters, buttery body get mother!
And if they’re slandering Nigerian women and you join in cos you think it’s Igbo women, it just shows you have shots for brains…
But then not much else is expected from Yarigbastards wallowing in inferiority complex
Lagos Igbo retweeted
Daft imbecile!
Should have guessed it was a Yarigbastard!
Na so una do with South Africans, when e reach to collect una follow collect!
Your inferiority complex gives me peace anyway!
Lagos Igbo retweeted
Yoruba and Igbo are the same people…
But of cos I expect hate filled Yarigbaboons and Iborillas to argues against that…
So yea that being said, Igbo has itu ego, which also roughly translates to spray money, but the word “itu” does not mean spray…
You will don’t the word “itu” in another saying “itu Afa”; Afa means name itu Afa just means calling you by your titled name as an exhortation…
In conclusion, the culture is not from any one modern tribe today as you will find it in Igbo Yoruba Edo Igbira even up to the junkun…
All the aforementioned tribe (plus more) were the same people in the past.
Lagos Igbo retweeted
This song has become an essential part of my life
Sorry not sorry if you don’t understand Igbo
The amount of Yarigbastards replying under this post is clear testament to their inferiority complex
Yarigbastard inferiority complex Dey make them brag about anything 🤣🤣
@grok is the population in Ogun State NYSC camp because of Lagos spill over effect?
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Yarigbastard inferiority complex is funny cos it makes them believe dumb shit like someone wants to cancel their culture or that they will kpai them all if Obi become president!
Yorubas need to dissociate themselves from these Yarigbastards
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Yarigbastard inferiority complex gives me so much peace!
Lagos Igbo retweeted
She right, we Igbo’s are extremely proud people
Unlike Yarigbastards and their inferiority complex
Lagos Igbo retweeted
Lmao 🤣 people don dey know ibo well well .now we are getting there🤷♂️ ibo People in the Southeast are too loud and backward, mehn.🤷♂️
Lagos Igbo retweeted
They can now vibe-code electronics. 🙆♂️
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