What Do Yoruba People Like About Igbo People ? | Yoruba's Respond Honestly

Nigeria has over 500 ethnic groups and speak over 500 languages but the major ones are the Igbo , Hausa and Yoruba which have absolutely different ways of life .
Now as a young person growing up in Nigeria you are definitely bound to hear people give one or two negative statements about behaviour of people often from other tribes , some people from one part of the country might tell you that some people from this part or that part are stingy , party too much , or even quick to violence.
Even though this sentiments are dying with each passing generation , they are still heavy and you still even get to see parents advising there kids not to bring back home someone from this tribe as a wife or husband .
But this doesn't stop many tribes from inter marrying , living amongst themselves and doing lots of business together so in this Streetpinions series on Genius radio TV , Daniel Abigail ( @Abigail__IG ) ,heads out to the streets of Nigeria to find out what Yoruba Igbo and Hausa tribes what they like about each other.
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[@allowmeasme]

This is such a lovely way to promote unity, not the silly propaganda they put out to divide us. we generally love ourselves so much without realizing it but with videos like this, some people will realize how much they love other tribes.

[@ncebanamane480]

Very interesting . We should learn about our fellow African brothers & sisters.

[@fardhlu]

I don't know why nobody mentioned this but I love their dance. It's unique and very special and I love it. One love

[@bolanlebamidele683]

If the igbo people are allowed to have their own country, I will live there. I love the igbos and I have learnt their language as well. They are industrious and love visitors. They are more educated than people acknowledge. By the way, I am a Yoruba man. Ndi igbo, ndi Oma kwenu!

[@jfrances2143]

Lol that was nice

[@bolanlebamidele683]

Nwanyi oma, daalu.

[@isrealfirst8833]

Oloshi jati jati😂😂😂😂

[@reshpresh987]

Lol bolanle you really don learn d igbo Uwc bro

[@bolanlebamidele683]

@resh presh daalu nke ukwu.

[@ojuolapemercy4901]

I'm a Yoruba lady and I love Igbo people so much.I wonder why in a group of so many people,the very first person I usually fall in love with is an Igbo lady,it comes just naturally.Igbo ladies are mostly pretty. Their foods are not bad either..One love to my Igbo brothers and sisters

[@tamale26]

I am Ghanaian. I've never been to Nigeria but I love all Nigerians and I have many Nigerian friends...Igbos, Yorubas, Hausas, Ibibio, Kanuri, Fulani. God bless Nigeria. I grew up speaking Hausa in Ghana

[@Anonymous_Anon882]

The funny thing is I tend to see Yorubas and Hausas as a collection of distinct-enough individual subgroups than conglomerate, composite ethnic groups but for the sake of simplicity they are what they are on the census (kinda) and listing them like-that only heightens ethnic diversity-awareness in Nigeria, which is good. I’m sure it’s a similar story in Ghana between Fontes (I think), Twis, Akans and the rest.

[@fayteeolufaty2308]

for me i like the igbo people because they hardly betray whoever they are friendly with, if you live in same neighbourhood with an igbo person you are his brother anywhere he sees you he will protect your interest. and he will claim that you are brothers.

[@jlawre1]

Awesome

[@chriscleverharrison488]

So true that who will are

[@samuelwilliams8099]

To all the Yoruba brothers and sisters reading this comment. I want to say a big thank you for showing much love to us the igbos. I have been saying this, if Yoruba and Igbo would join hands together, we would make Nigeria a better place. As an Igbo, I want to use this platform to say # Free Sowore Now!!) Why is our government holding Sowore? They don’t want the country to move forward and that is the reason they are stopping any young man / woman with a better vision on how to make our country great. #Free Sowore!!

[@JOA-JADE]

@Solu Chukwu You wrote like an infantile or ignorant commentator who peddles the usual narrative based on false evidence. Your type does not belong to the homo sapiens species.

[@JOA-JADE]

Solu Chukwu All I am saying is that ethnic bashing and rivalry are immature attributes of any normal human being. There is no basis for dissemination of innuendos and falsehood based on perceived observations of a few disingenuous individuals. All human beings have the good, the bad and the ugly attributes. It is illogical and ignorant for any people group to claim to have the copyright of morality, intelligence or superiority over their fellow beings. This is the usual erroneous belief of the proponents of white supremacy and ethnic cleansing movements

[@watsun2485]

To me,concerning sowore, the youth should intimidate the FG with protest. The same thing was done during namdi kanu arrest. Presently protest is going on in Hong Kong and in Iran which have turn violent. The government of Iran increased the pump price by 200% and was greeted with violent protest. The problem with Nigeria is peacefu protest has been criminalised.

[@kejikeji7955]

😭😭Sowore as been on my mind since morning

[@chytarryamadichinedu4671]

Fuck one Nigeria....up Biafra!!!

[@adebisiadeleke-williams5969]

Whoever brought the idea of this interview, God bless you. Ibo people think we hate them, that's a big lie. If we no like them , we won't accommodate them and even give them political posts here. We appreciate them a great deal and we admire a lot of them. The average Ibo man's 'can do' spirit, will ginger you even when hopeless. I love them a lot and I no fit lie. People actually think I'm Igbo but I'm proudly Yoruba. To every Igbo person out there, I love Y'all's. Af'urungi N' anya!!

[@nancyadaeze1901]

Igbo not Ibo, but thanks.

[@kixito9347]

“Accommodate them” “give them political post” igbos aren’t a minority in Nigerian

[@aboutbusinessknowledge5675]

Adebisi Adeleke...thank you but how can you accommodate and give me (igbo Nigerian) a political post in my own country? Well pardon me, I thought as a nigerian I was entitled to live anywhere in Nigeria and hold political posts anywhere in Nigeria. Anyways thanks for the love. I will say that ignorance and tribalism are the biggest problem/ obstacle to Nigeria's success. Afterall, Nigerians live and are involved in politics all over the world with no one claiming to be accommodating or giving them political posts in those countries. I was a councillor under the Labour party in the UK for 9 yrs! I won the election in my Ward 5 yrs after I migrated to England to join my husband ... and no, I was not a concillor in Peckam (where there are a lot of Nigerians) - my Ward is located in a part of London that consists mainly of white, jewish & asians - blacks are the minority. At no point did anyone tell me that I was a Nigerian immigrant or black. Instead, my constituents who voted for me looked at my credentials and my vision for them! And guess what I was in my mid 20s (the youngest councilor was 19yrs old and a Nigerian too!) when I became a councillor and held that post for 9rs until I resigned for family reasons. At no point was I told that I could not run because I was not 70 yrs old or that I did not originally come from UK and I did not have to make sacrifices to a shrine or give money to any so called 'king maker'. Please, please, let us kick tribalism out of Nigeria and politics as until we do so Nigeria will not make the type of progress that will propel it and its citizens into the 21st Century. Thanks

[@missis4048]

aboutbusiness Knowledge Exactly. Thank you

[@reshpresh987]

Love you too bro

[@kennethchucks4589]

If Igbos and yorubas comes together Nigeria will move forward , but Britain and Fulanis are using their brains to play soccer.

[@Anonymous_Anon882]

There’s an element of truth in that.

[@gawdzuniqorn7269]

I'm African American. I have almost 40% Nigerian ancestry. Africans here in America always tell me I look Igbo or Congolese. My boyfriend tells me I love money too much😂, my family loves my cooking. I love to learn, which is why I watched this video and I want to retire as a Educator in my older years. Thank you for this video and promoting unity. MUCH LOVE TO AFRICA , from your African American Brothers and sisters- we love you!!!

[@Torromann]

Igbos love industry not money and industry bears money. And money is a defence, it is the real power God has given humankind. The Bible concurs ("Wisdom is a defense, and money is a defense" Ecclesiastes 7:12). Therefore you're an Igbo woman. Igbo is in your blood sister, because in the world we make some of the best food in the most complex artistic manner. In Nigeria and Africa we make the best food! No story! Visit Home sister. Come come.

[@ernestkanu1247]

"My boyfriend tells me I love money too much" got me cracking. Nice way not to spend on you.

[@oronbaba]

Probably a vast majority of modern-day African-Americans are of Igbo descent. Much love!

[@edwardlong3904]

I'm an African in America (i.e. an African-American) and I love ALL y'all.

[@jxtchilling]

Sending you love from Nigeria

[@chiamakacallista93]

♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@isholaejejesuejejesu8054]

Nice

[@godwinenyi9701]

I am an Igbo. What I love about Yorubas: (1) Yorubas love and maintain their culture. (2) Yorubas love their language. A Yoruba who has PhD. will speak Yoruba language so well and deeply such that you will never know he/she had been to school. That is a very good thing. A Yoruba will have a conversation with another Yoruba ONLY in Yoruba language ( NEVER in English). That is a very good thing. We Igbos talk to our fellow Igbos in English and that is very bad. (3) They RESPECT their elders.

[@rapafellaurbanpoetry887]

U talking like that cos u grew up in the village...if u grew up in Lagos then u will understand Yoruba ppl.infact there are 2 types of Yoruba ppl but no need to explain if u know u know.been an igbo person is not by language.its by not playing evil sense on your tribal fellow!

[@commscompany1502]

Language point is VERY true. Yoruba is the only language that survived slavery and still spoken in Brazil and Trinidad even in songs that the singers don’t understand but a Yoruba speaker today will know what they are saying

[@mrsaynomore338]

I'm igbo and I can say u are so on point , yorubas maintain their culture anywhere dey go. Travel outside the country to places like london. U will understand me

[@kbwalker8741]

@@mrsaynomore338 even Pakistan and Indian on street of Peckham ( London) speaks Yoruba

[@lilmizzije]

Smith Goddy Peckham is literally mini Lagos

[@petestreet100]

This is a very good video that brings unity. This is what Nigeria should be about. Together the future is in your hands. Stay blessed from the UK. 👊🏾

[@eluelord4447]

Hi

[@elvisanyanwu3141]

I agree, unity came to mind....

[@Anonymous_Anon882]

Outside Hausas and fervent IPOB agitators It tends to be South London millennials who are the most tribalistic at this point (not all or the vast majority but a lot of them are shady like that).

[@Stratocaster01]

Igbos are the biggest risk takers in Nigeria.

[@victoriavintage9568]

True

[@bestbuddy5244]

Old booooooooy!

[@oneineverysix.3394]

Facts

[@ogakemmy5634]

For real

[@DarkshadeMusic]

THIS!!!!

[@abodeoftestimonies1892]

Igbo's are highly Industrious, I love that about them.....

[@onyekaumeagudosi5674]

am Igbo i love the Yorubas just for one thing,, party! Party! Party! Party! Party ! Owanmbe 😂😂😂😂

[@Danielchinaza]

Am Igbo I love Yorubas and I love all Nigerians. We all need to unite and stop tribal war....Our differences is our strength

[@gojearo5709]

Thanks, I wonder where all these blogs and research comes from? what exactly are they all about? I can not see any value but tribal divisions that is of no benefit to us. Sometimes I wonder what are in the minds of Nigerians? What are we about as people??? We need to stop living in the past and start working towards development

[@BalogunTafatafa]

@ Chinaza Tochukwu - I couldn't agree with you more, your point is well articulated.

[@michaelodo1371]

God bless you nwannne... As a unit we can conquer the world. Long live igbo, Yoruba and All other tribes that Support unity...

[@anukamchinaza182]

My namesie, u are doing well

[@franciscastar334]

@Kneiggers 1 what do u mean?

[@loveiam4828]

I'm from kenya and really enjoyed seeing this. I would really love such a video in every parts of Africa. We must Unite within us!

[@dakingsr]

I strongly agree. A strong healthy mother ensures the safety and health of her children wherever they may be in the world. Mother Africa must become strong. To do so. She must ultimately purge ALL of the crap in her system so that she may eventually regain full spiritual and social health leading to control of her resources and the ability to defend her children and her resources. Africa for the Africans, at home and abroad!!!! Race First

[@austinechidi5127]

I am from Imo state, I love every Nigerian, The Nigerian government need to make fair policies that will favour all Nigerians. Thanks

[@mrpuregold]

Isi odo

[@goldenfestus4033]

Efulefu , you are Biafra

[@michaelodo1371]

Thank you Austin...

[@dreamsandnightmare7448]

You're blessed Austin. I'm from Imo-state as well.

[@hchozn]

@Krunkerino 1 yeaa give up biafra, it's never happening.

[@charlesaideyan7298]

Igbo don't know how to backbite. They'll tell it to your face.

[@uzopaul871]

gbam

[@praiprai2678]

yes it's taboo in our culture

[@okoriechukssixtus8412]

We igbos don't fear anybody or say something at your back,we confront you face to face no matter your level,we believe if one door close another greater door will open

[@chiamakaezenwaka5750]

Asokata eze Anya, ekpuru nkata n'uisi GWA ya Okwu.

[@fortress6334]

My whole body are filled with goose bumps watching this video, I never knew that people like yorubas can exhibit such a strong affection for IGBOS.

[@Cxded]

What makes you think of such, aren't they human or I don't get ur point, man.

[@tosinojo7310]

@@Cxded its lies that separate us. Me i am igbo and yoruba so i love both.

[@annefranciselizabeth3840]

The ordinary Yoruba loves Igbo. That is why the Igbo must not alienate the Yoruba even as they seek the restoration of Biafra, which is the ultimate destiny of the Igbo nation.

[@Anonymous_Anon882]

@@tosinojo7310 best of both worlds (without having Awka blood that kind of idyllic unification doesn’t come naturally between the average Igbo or Yoruba). Lucky-you.

[@thepresence2095]

This is new, as a Yoruba who has an ibo mum, I hate all the beefing in fact this is the first time I've seen such a positive video. Let's keep this up.

[@joemartins8833]

Daalu our nephew

[@nancyadaeze1901]

Igbo not ibo

[@justonetime6179]

The Presence how come you don’t consider yourself half yoruba and half igbo?

[@wahabodusola6484]

@@justonetime6179, just like Festus Keyamo. His mom is Yoruba whilst his dad is from Delta. He claims Delta. Burna boy's mom is Yoruba whilst his dad is from Port Harcourt. He claims Port Harcourt. I think is a Nigerian thing. You go with your dad.

[@12Miglio]

@@wahabodusola6484 that is very interesting. Here in Brazil in many indigenous groups it is the same way, the children always belong to the same as his father.

[@chimakalu41]

Props to the yorubas. They regard us igbos as industrious.i would like to thank the producers of this video. Genius videos for positive relation promotion between the ethnic groups.we are all Nigeria. It is good to see us all appreciate one another.👍👍

[@Kalasun7]

Igbo people are much like Jamaican people in their discriptions. I love them. their language is gorgous.

[@jaycee9015]

That's because Jamaicans actually have Igbo roots.

[@butter3772]

@@jaycee9015 Actually, the dominant origin of slaves in Jamaica was Akan, but Igbo was second

[@jaycee9015]

@@butter3772 Thank you for sharing that. Nothing wrong with what I said either. Peace.

[@adesholaadeyemi2765]

As a Yoruba man, let's get something straight. Education is not only about going to a 4 walled school. The igbos maintain a very versalitie and traditionally indoctrinated educational system of early introduction to business thereby eliminating high risks before they are ready for their on individual tasks. Hence they are always successful in most. By the way, the igbos who chose the 4 walled education go all the way. I fear a very educated business igbo man. He will sell you your own poo and you will thank him for the discount he offered you. Culturally, I really wish they can do something about the ommission and relegation of women in property sharing. Food. Hmmm. Can't even remember the last time I ate white garri. And ofeisalla and I are like twins. I gathered my Michelin tummy in Onitsha. Just after spending 8 months. Oha soup and co did the work to disfigure me and I no mind. From 6 packs to an AUNSEMENT PARK.

[@aboutbusinessknowledge5675]

Lol...🤣🤣🤣... and you make good points about the property sharing too👍

[@timothybende8393]

Mr Adeshola I may not know much about you, but I know that you are a well travelled man. When you speak people should listen. 👏

[@danielalbert6288]

Lol brother!! We Igbo love you Yoruba people, our unity would help us a lot, i was born and raised in yoruba land and appreciate them a lot

[@adeolarichards11]

I love Igbos music, their food, their Genuinity, Igbos will stand by you when you are going through difficult times, they are very industrious and caring.

[@easternblood9207]

Wow, you love our music??? Never seen a Yoruba love Igbo music though I have seen other tribes shaa

[@adeolarichards11]

@@easternblood9207 Yes, I do, and many African music.

[@easternblood9207]

@@adeolarichards11 nice of you, I love Afrobeats, and is dominated by Yorubas so I obviously love you guys

[@adeolarichards11]

@@easternblood9207 We love you guys too.

[@okwuezevenitius4657]

me no da play with yoruba music ashake to da world😂😂 Igbo to da world

[@lindaprimpong8127]

I'm from The Republic Of Ghana. I love Igbos

[@Tatianarain]

I like igbo people because the men are sexy. I liked igbo men for a long time. and I like the fact that they use alot of greens In their soups. It shows on their skin. Too much crayfish though

[@anukamchinaza182]

We need to arrange one fresh brother of me me for you 🤭🤭

[@roserichard6686]

Igbo men and women love God and they are very very hardworking. They always honour Godly people. Especially people from Ebonyi and Enugu. OMG I love Igbos God bless Abia,Anambra IMO, Ebonyi and Enugu state inJesus Name Amen.

[@victoriaagomuo3918]

This is beautiful. Most positive I've seen in this country of late.

[@joshrich4200]

Honestly sister:)

[@reshpresh987]

I m supprise

[@AfriTopTv]

We Igbos love anyone who's loves us, anyone who loves our language, anyone who speaks our language... Igbo amaka

[@ebengz294]

I love and admire igbos

[@josephineakpua2715]

Everybody mentioned that the Igbos like doing business without mentioning that they like academic work. Igbos actually like academic work morethan business. Most of them are in business because of the lack of jobs. Igbo parents can sell whatever they have to ensure that their kids receive good education. The major attribute of the igbos is "kindness".

[@ikdaboss380]

💯% true!

[@osazuwaogbeide1540]

business is education there literally degree in business

[@michaelonyeka4075]

Fact

[@moddybest]

So true

[@chidozyify]

@Mike Mike This one is still leaving in dark ages. Wake up, your mentor adeyinka grandson has moved on from this propaganda thing.

[@jerrylucky8292]

Am an Igbo man,thanks to all the Yoruba's out there reading/listen to this video for your love and good response. ❤❤❤❤🇳🇱

[@Cxded]

Gbayi!

[@johnchinedu6599]

Proudly an Igbo Man

[@coolandintelligent]

People saying igbos like business, it's because in nigeria education is totally useless. Before u finish university, to start carrying file up and down...an igbo guy who dropped out in js2 already has 2 mansions. Or goto the US, every 100 nigerians graduates, about 85 are igbo...the reason is because in america, education has value.

[@jlawre1]

Great points

[@brownsugar-nm8qb]

I am Igbo i love making money and my Youbra husband can save money down to the dime. So we work like the right hand and the left hand. And his beans ball are so delicious 😋

[@wahabodusola6484]

That's awesome!! May God continue to bless your union.

[@DrRayne96]

Is it Akara you're calling beans balls? 😲

[@adesholaadeyemi2765]

Madam e Jo ma. Wetin be beans ball? Moin moin?

[@brownsugar-nm8qb]

@@adesholaadeyemi2765 you people don't mind me Akara ooo LOL

[@brownsugar-nm8qb]

Akara ooo don't mind me LOL

[@chigboajonuma9567]

Irritate me when ever i heard some people said igbos love money, pls who hate money

[@respectisreciprocal3597]

@@laurapeters5604 every tribe in that Nigeria do drug business even in your own village, you are one of problem we have in that Nigeria.

[@chigboajonuma9567]

@@laurapeters5604 do u hate money?

[@chibebejchannel3997]

@@laurapeters5604 i can see that you lack of. home straining all you're saying here have no comprihende make no sense now, get lost!?

[@michaelolaleye6273]

Same way it irritates me when they say that Yorubas are fearful. Tell me, which tribe no dey fear?

[@chimakalu41]

Exactly. Who hates money?

[@goodnessnoye8259]

Igbo kwenu!!!! Proudly Ada Igbo❤❤❤

[@gulledahmed2954]

Marrying an igbo woman

[@victoropara6573]

Yoruba and igbo tribes are very dynamic and unique. We need each other to be complete. The politicians of today created hatred and divided this generation along ethnic lines.

[@Anonymous_Anon882]

Tell that to the bloody tribalists of this world.

[@chichebemamos1171]

I pray the SE, SS and SW will unite

[@Afrikacontinent]

@sommy ben I love ur idea

[@QueenQueenly]

Igbos are amazing at business

[@ignatiusani7586]

How I wish the new generation of Yorubas and new generation of igbos will work together, they'll definitely defit all cheranges.

[@Anonymous_Anon882]

Mhm-hm. The pre.-colonial/post-Biafra war-ignited igbo apprenticeship system is the best in the world (without a doubt). In a more indirect/removed-abstractional P.V. (point of view) I can’t imagine where the whole world would be if that scheme didn’t exist.

[@listenup2882]

Yoruba and Igbo are genetically indistinguishable. They have the same ancient ancestors!

[@crimepays8358]

@ZEL DRIS what you mean , explain ...

[@okeziechristopher9479]

Not true we are totally different from culture orientation and belief yoruba are liberals igbo are conservative.

[@listenup2882]

@@okeziechristopher9479 what do culture and politics have to do with genetics?

[@okeziechristopher9479]

@@listenup2882 both genetically we are different people yoruba are decedent of oduduwa igbos are descendant of nri

[@listenup2882]

@@okeziechristopher9479 Science says otherwise.

[@godswilllaks1530]

Thr interviewer was quite absorbed in the interview. Very professional..

[@johnanyango9204]

Very professional in deed. Keep it up

[@kuldoxy5637]

Igbo people are also very educated. Nobody said that! One thing I like about Yorubas is they re so flexible, and they put their langauge first b4 anything. They re also serious with their education. Its just d govt causing problems. D people have nothing against each other. A big thanks 2 this channel for promoting unity.🙂🥰🙏

[@futurebiafra5580]

Congrats to Igbo people 💔 Igbos are The most Industrious Ethnic Nations in Africa. Northern Nigeria Hates Igbo people because Igbo land have the highest numbers Of Billionaires in Africa 💸💸💸? Thanks you So much Yorubas for Showing love to us. We Appreciated your loyalty

[@amigodossantos4129]

We all love money I was waiting for this sentence 🤑💰💵💸💶💴😂happy to know more about Nigeria 🇹🇿.

[@everythingglorious8568]

The day will come when we will all unite as one people. Our so called leaders have failed, they foiled our separation yet we have ignored the separatists and are even more united than ever before. My igbo families, I love you. One Nigeria. Very industrious, educated and ambitious. Good friends growing up, shout to Amos, Emmanuel Anele, my families from Orlu local govt of imo state. Can we all begin patronising Inoson motors? This is our tiwantiwa. God bless the lady doing the interview. Shout out to you all from 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿.

[@michealwallace1981]

Is it Emmanuel anele who went to seminary school amaudara and lives in Russia now?

[@bolaking]

We need more of these positive vibe videos that promotes togetherness and unity.

[@chineduituma9231]

This video is bomb. It is infatuated with threads of unity geared towards bringing Nigerians together.

[@annefranciselizabeth3840]

Unity does not mean uniformity. The British and Irish achieved peace and unity only after the Irish formed their own nation. Same will happen in Nigeria.

[@okechukwuonyiuke8657]

I love my Yoruba people Let's eschew hate Long live Nigeria

[@intercat4907]

I am a total outsider, and I hope this sounds respectful. I have an Igbo co-worker, and admire her deeply as a person and as a co-worker. She has come to my country and made it a better place. I am glad the different groups in Nigeria can speak well of each other, and I hope to visit Nigeria someday. Thank you for this gentle, positive video.

[@anin2710]

Let's love and respect lead us..let us put hands together and fight against bad government.

[@atobiteadedunjoye1207]

As a Yorùbá woman, the first positive thing i think of regarding Igbo people is STRENGTH, they are very resilient, you can never leave them and then return to not see some progress. Very forward pushing people and industrious. Their presence is hard to ignore, anywhere they are, you'll definitely know. Their culture is also very beautiful and colourful❤

[@EXCELLENTTVGlobal]

Thanks to Genius Radio. Many Igbo thinks Yorubas dislike them because of some actions of some Yoruba leaders. I personally love Igbos and I treat everyone I came across like my own family except If your person character proved you otherwise.

[@ositaurama2243]

Who gave those Yoruba leaders their mandates?

[@tell-it7649]

@@ositaurama2243 what kind of question is that?

[@JediJide2]

Never understood the aggro myself. Irresponsible politics and politicians on both side tells us to hate each other because of vote and money, meanwhile on the ground, we go to the same church, do business together , marry each other, same nightclub and play together. I am married to a beautiful Igbo woman, my sister to an Igbo man and that is not even unique, it is now the norm.

[@iamcoming4119]

Bibi Ire TV Please, can you explain to me what Yoruba leaders did to Igbos? What did Tinubu do to Igbos to warrant all the insults on him? You don’t know that Tinubu was the one that started the tradition of appointing Igbos into Lagos State government cabinet. You guys talk a lot of shit. Igbos hate Yorubas because they want us to be licking their yansh every morning.

[@PiroskyTV]

I like Igbos because they are responsible men who work hard in oder to live well in society. Igbo men are financial buoyant, cultured,, exposed, smart and business minded they knows how to take care of woman their not selfish.

[@siyashilla6885]

Igbo have a sharp toungue too. They aren't a docile bunch

[@JohnPaulSolomon-yy4eu]

I'm igbo the reason why I love yoruba is 1 : music 2 : language 3 : they are vibrant

[@solutionground2457]

Any land that you go and you did not see Igbo run out of the land, igbo people are generally and they love God so much

[@ossychibunna7285]

I'm Igbo man yuruba are the only friend Igbo have in Nigeria I don't hate any state in Nigeria I love all just that the bad government is making Nigerian turned against other one love oduduwa & Biafra

[@Anonymous_Anon882]

I’d say Igbos get on with south-southerners and Edos better than Yorubas to be honest (on-average) but I like what you’re saying.

[@michaelolaleye6273]

Why don't they ask the Hausa persons what they love about igbo or the other way round? This is to show that the igbos and Yorubas. are the closest

[@isadore9793]

what else?

[@isadore9793]

na una they spoil Nigeria today way Nigeria no better.

[@nnadoo]

When they want to divide us politically "they will be like Igbo don't love themselves"

[@brownberry6662]

If we can take the good side of people and ignore the bad side of our people, it will help us a lot. God bless Nigerians all over the world

[@ColaMan]

If you can speak a little Igbo , you are automatically my brother. .that's just Igbo for you 😃

[@azeezatomolara7251]

Igbo people are so industries I don't know where that thing start, their women coke find, all I know igbos are so blessed

[@ajana7766]

I am an Igbo man and am already blushing by all the answer here

[@tawiddisu-shabiolegbe5266]

❤️ Igbo ❤️ Youruba

[@kelechukwuphilemon4555]

In nest 10 thousands years I'm proud to be an Igbo... The most black intelligent race on earth..

[@alvinkay4730]

I actually find it very difficult listening to tribal opinions. It’s Irrational and irritating. A very big thanks to all the good people of Yoruba community especially those who got something good to say about the Igbo. you guys are really amazing, adoring and wonderfully made. To my Hausafulani community, you’re equally beautiful and good in your own ways. Ndewo nu . But can we please go separate ways for good and stop fighting each other and building hate among ourselves for nothing.? A peaceful separation will usher in competition/wld bring out the best of each and every tribe in building a greater African continent.

[@ogeobi1841]

Your question wasn’t phrased right, you should have personalized it by asking them, “What do YOU like about Igbo people”

[@tok1879]

I feel like that's still how they answered the question.

[@bmechannel]

6:48. Watch. She said it

[@emmanuelibeh7752]

Did anybody wonder why the interviewer was asking the man with yoruba tribal mark if he was yoruba? Is it not obvious?

[@josephephraim7188]

🤣😂

[@johnife8501]

Tribal mark doesnt make him yoruba. He maybe either nupe

[@BlessedomTV]

lol

[@princeokeyale6892]

Why re the yorubas making reference to this tribal mark things, is it only yoruba that have triba mark in Nigeria, pls do your research well...

[@princeokeyale6892]

@@GeniusRadioTv don't even mind them, we have other tribe that have tribal mark in Nigeria but the way they draw their mark can trace back to particular tribe.

[@YettyCooks]

Igbos are very industrious. When it comes to business Hands down. Anything else......... I dunno

[@JJ-pn5ut]

Lol 😂

[@nnamdiimo8602]

this is such a wholistic video these kind of video promote unity

[@annefranciselizabeth3840]

Nigeria cannot achieve unity without an Igbo referendum. Without it the Igbo has no dignity, because it means the Igbo nation is in Nigeria only because they lost a war in which 3 million of their kins died.

[@shallychisco3644]

Proudly an igbo woman. Love all these yorubas that see something good about us, love you all and you too are good people, I could have married a yoruba but for all these tribal sentiments.

[@freedomforafrica7631]

U could have but u didn't BECAUSE OF SENTIMENT. In your next decision learn to be yourself. Your happiness is more important than people's mere sentiments which are usually untrue.

[@happyhussain9763]

I'm a Yoruba man, i will marry igbo lady because they are so beautiful

[@tosinojo7310]

@@freedomforafrica7631 it is better to keep family peace..i am half yoruba and igbo. My grand pa in Anambra loved my dad from ibadan but i would not marry a man my parents do not approve of

[@wahabodusola6484]

@@tosinojo7310, to the detriment of your happiness. just because you want to satisfy your folks. What about want you want?? It's only one life.

[@Ola-tm8oo]

@@wahabodusola6484 it's a lil more complicated than that....

[@olowonimy9261]

To ssy the truth igbo people are gd very inteligent people anywhere they are the place must be rocky,enjoyment

[@derickemmy997]

Thanks yes we are

[@BalogunTafatafa]

I love all Igbo people and all over 250 tribes in Nigeria, not to mention all the beautiful tribal attire of many different tribes in Nigeria.

[@annefranciselizabeth3840]

If you love the Igbo, support their effort to have their own nation without threatening them with "abandoned property".

[@BalogunTafatafa]

@ @@annefranciselizabeth3840 - Your statement about Abandoned Properties Act, Decree no 90 of (28 September 1979) is off-topic. It is not within the bounds of the current discussion. To reiterate I love Igbo people, all the tribes of Africa and their beautiful traditional attire. “Divided we are weak; united, Africa could become one of the greatest forces for good in the world.” Kwame Nkrumah

[@ebubechiibegbula5968]

Hmmm there is hope for Nigeria yet

[@CforChi1]

Igbo kwenu!♥️👌💃

[@Robiuche]

I love my Yoruba family !!! You guys are amazing

[@olaybim]

Uche, we love you too. Comrade for ever🥰

[@chibuzoriwute9106]

one day Nigeria will be better and we would love and appreciate our diversity- even politics can't break us.

[@jiggyone868]

Yorubas are not more educated than igbos. I laugh when this stereotype is propagated.

[@nuridinadams9219]

Yoruba loves and like Igbo, they play and trade with Igbos. It is only some few Igbo who is fighting to separate these 2 great tribes. Yoruba welcome Igbos in their midst. We should try harder to keep living together under one nation. Onelove to all my Igbo brothers and sister from Sweden.

[@mclorretssuites4783]

YOU THINK SO

[@foreignzuluboy]

thank you genius radio tv for this, we need to use the media space to influence nigerias unity.. this is good.

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

I see you buddy

[@darlokok8047]

Thank you for this idea of the program. Thank you and thank you to all my Yoruba Brother s and sisters who are honest.. n thanks to my Brother Davido for marying Chioma and still showing much love to His Igbo in-laws... kudos to Davido. Pls extend my love to OBO if u can.for breaking d jinx. 1lv ,n more Blessings to our swt 9ja. ....... keep it up 4rm Sweden

[@johnchukwu9589]

Yoruba hates Igbos with passion out of envy and jealousy but will regret it soon when Fulani cabals take over Lagos state.

[@boymikaa9375]

This is very great. Like one of the best ideas ever. Please do this often. Pleeease. I'm Yoruba BTW. And I love igbos a lot. Yorubas and Igbos make a formidable force for real.

[@jerdor8120]

Igbos are very enterprising and very competitive. I love their industrious spirit.

[@thabosibanda4869]

I wish Shona people from Zimbabwe would love Ndebeles and treat them equal

[@gloriachinenye7157]

Off point

[@kolaedun9482]

I lived with igbo people in papa Ajao in the 70s to 80s they are good , friendly and honest. They took us out as group renting a van to play football in Festac.and other places we have football march .great guys infact I grew up with them selling parts. They cater for food and transport. I stood the harsh time of the 80s through my good igbo friends. For this reasons I will travel to igbo land and see more and return the goodies my igbo friends did in the 80s..I love them.

[@abdulmujibgboye5512]

there is already an element of bias in the sampling procedure. you asked igbo peope living in yorubaland what they like about the yoruba, so you have to as well ask the yoruba people living in igboland what they like about the igbo......the culture, value and standard we exhibit at home may be different from those exhibited away from home...

[@danielnathaniel6594]

ALAN SALVAGE Genius observations!

[@sonofra9752]

Nope. You go to a place where there's a good mix of both... and that place is Lagos.

[@abdulmujibgboye5512]

@@sonofra9752 so you beleive all those that said they love eating amala, would they have love eating amala if they were at home in the east. and the yoruba at Lagos may not realy know much about igbo meal just as it will be in the east, and their attitude to strangers. in statistical method, these sampling lots (samples) are not homogenous. the factors are not constant.

[@sonofra9752]

@@abdulmujibgboye5512 Interesting! Many Yoruba people also like "Eba Igbo" as a matter of fact I've never walked into a crowded mama ejima's restaurant in my neighborhood in Lagos and not find a good number of Yorubas. There are a great number of Igbos in LAGOS, so my point remains that the best place to do the above interviews is a place where both tribes can be found in good numbers intermingling rather than a place where there's a large number of one group and a minute number of the other.

[@abdulmujibgboye5512]

@@sonofra9752 maybe Lagos has equal proportion of igbo and yoruba then. if so, it's ok

[@okeziechristopher9479]

If you love igbo support biafra thank you all ❤️❤️❤️

[@maobim250]

Nonsense

[@oluwolesoremekun2416]

Lovely interviews. Let's see the best thing other can offer and our society will be better off. Keep it up Abigail

[@juliusebo7405]

Love the presenter.. will like to meet her whenever I visit nigeria. excellent presentation and excellent topic. The politicians are killing the grass root love and appreciation by ballooning the odd anacdotes.

[@dotman2481]

Una get time to dey do this video in a country that need to divide now and allow people to develop themselves. Keep deceiving yourselves

[@Francis-qf2hr]

lol...the thing tire me o...talking about yoruba and Igbo, hausa nko, what of fulani....abeg split this blood sucking nation, the hatred is too much. the youth aint even functional, everybody busy chasing clout on social media, even when their future is at stake...

[@victoropara6573]

You see person wey get tiger mark for face and you still dey ask am whether he is Yoruba.

[@alijahanyagwosi5061]

Igbo get people like that too and other little tribes.

[@victoropara6573]

@@alijahanyagwosi5061 my friend, Igbos do not have that kind of tribal mark ok. As a matte rod fact others tribes may have tribal marks but Yoruba tribal mark is very obvious and unique. That man could never be mistaken for any other tribe

[@mannytomblesky1440]

😂😂😂 my guy no kill me with laughter

[@smoothflute1]

Great comment!!!!

[@nancyadaeze1901]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@losharks8333]

My Father Yoruba my Mother Igbo speaking Agborian..Yoruba got the Singing yet Ibo gat the sound.

[@ugoawa3171]

Please don't ask about hausa people because their selfishness politically and thirst for blood overrides anything positive about them

[@isaacmaisama1113]

This is what national orientation agency should be doing. God bless u guys

This presenter is very beautiful and lively. Endless love Abi 💕💋💞

[@chisomezeh8186]

Really nice video. Good to harness unity. Keep it up.

[@hilaryokpara5049]

Thank you all.we Igbos love yorubas too,but now we want you to know that we are no longer interested in one Nigeria.All we want is Biafra and we also pray that you guys should stand up for your own country Oduduwa.with this our relationship will be stronger than ever.one Nigeria is destroying us.

[@wahabodusola6484]

Go and convince your bourgeoisie to jump on Biafra bandwagon.

[@badboybrizzy5702]

Wahab Odusola Atlist we have fought for it and still do..your coward tribe can only day dream of your stupid oduduwack shit,you n Igbo no be mate. Cowards!

[@myusuff1]

Hilary, there will be no biafraud in Nigeria 🇳🇬

[@olaybim]

True talk.

[@olaybim]

@@myusuff1 this is Igbo and Yoruba's party, Bokofula is not invited so why don't you F off mallam Yussuf. Go back to where you came from.