Tribalist. Bigot. These words have been beaten so dead they barely mean anything anymore. They're rarely factual descriptions of actual prejudice against Ibo people; instead, they've become lazy buzzwords and emergency brakes thrown around the moment one of them is losing an argument or trying to dodge basic accountability. Hold an Ibo person accountable for bad behavior, point out an undeniable pattern, or simply refuse to bend to their entitlement complex, and suddenly you're a "tribalist" who hates an entire ethnicity. Not because you actually do, but because that's the fastest way an accountability-averse person can derail a point they cannot defend on its merits. They don't have to engage with facts, defend their actions, or offer a logical rebuttal. They just have to slap the "bigot" label on you, play the perpetual victim, and recruit an emotional mob to attack you on their behalf. Refuse to support Peter Obi for president, and the same tag comes out. You're suddenly a bigot, a tribalist, and someone who can't stand to see an Ibo man in power, regardless of whether you have entirely different, valid reasons for your choice of candidate. It's the same old tactic: skip the argument, police speech, and make the other person the villain so the actual issue gets completely buried. Playing the victim card isn't new; it's one of the oldest tools in the book for people who refuse to look in the mirror. Point out entitlement, call out double standards, or demand an equal standard of behavior, and the reply isn't logic, it's the tag. Even those within their own group who speak out rationally get labeled betrayers or self-haters. These words aren't used to combat real discrimination anymore. They're used to shut people up, silence honest discourse, and ironically, water down the vileness of actual tribalism. Fortunately, people are done playing along. The tags still get thrown, but they just don't land like they used to.

3.4 million naira to marry what dozens of other men got for free is ludicrous. The man who disflowered her probably only gave her noodles and eggs or biscuits and ice cream. Besides, why do some families think taking a high bride price is a flex? Is it poverty, or what's this about? No be their fault sha. Nigeria has an abundance of simps. And they must pay for their foolishness.

Ìwo ma dirá o, ikú pa é🤣🤣🤣🤣🫣

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Ikwerre people don dey soro soke. They said they're not nyamiri.