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fatwallet: South Africa was developed by whites.without a strong white influence and positive control;Nigeria will never ever develop.
black people can continue to deceive themselves shouting black power and pan africa everywhere but the ugly truth remains.
Jamaica and Haiti are just a few miles from Florida but do you see any immigrants applying for their visa? Iceland is a developed island just a few miles from Newfoundland,Canada.
Sweden,Norway,Switzerland etc have no resources like Nigeria ,yet....
who helped build Japan,Hong kong,Dubai,Johannesburg,capetown, etc?
who built Zimbabwe,south africa,botswana etc?
even if you look at european paintings from 2000 years ago before they supposedly "invaded africa and stole our resources" you can still have a glimpse how nice europe was. has Sweden or Norway ever stolen anything from Nigeria? the answer is NO. I think the Europeans did more good than harm in Africa. they had to be disciplined in order to build south africa and that was why they kept "these crazy undisciplined blacks "away

Okay I did not know that crazies would follow such a sophisticated discusion thread. You see mr self proclaimed "fatwallet" we are now not talking about your issues with a developed South African vs undeveloped and regressing Nigeria and the reasons thereof . Please do not spam this thread by quoting me, I am very much able to match you Naira by naira but becouse I respect that minds on this thread I will let you have your day at my expense for today. #Singing# Put it all on me. I'll have this one for the betterment of Africa. Xo
xo Sweetcheecks

PS, To the matured minds, thats why I had explain my reputation at the beginning of my discusion, please do not be supprised as my age mates will soon follow with illogical responses.

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fatwallet: some of my post are jokes to stare controversy although there's some form of ugly truth in them also.
thats my nairaland persona.

But seriously my friend who are you and more importantly why are all your posts on this forum so 1-Dimensional?

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fatwallet: Ok what do you mean by i'm 1 dimensional?
I am a 4th generation American of Calabar efik tribe. I've studied history and religious books,i've travelled to 18 countries in all continents.
I know in some of my post I sound Harsh and sometimes funny and sarcastic but the theme of what i'm saying is not far from the truth

Because the theme of your posts here is all about white v black, light skin v dark skin, Racial politics and even Racialism.
I guess you are a comedian of sorts but unfortunately you have the wrong audience. Maybe you should be on a Yankee Redneck forum where the comedy would be much appreciated. Thing is some of their ripostes would also raise your hackles.
Anyway I should have guessed your ethnic extraction from your previous post on this thread which I considered somewhat off key.

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fatwallet: Although i'm not a fan of seccession,I believe in Unity but I also think its unfair that poor states are reaping from rich states. I think all regions should be economically and socially independent and fend for themselves instead of a centralized government.
the Igbos are mostly fair skin.My background is Calabar efik,I am fair skin and i'm not a fan of dirty darkies like Yorubas. I support the Igbos.
Is it a crime to seek separation .

Well evidently you still have a lot to learn about Nigeria.

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fatwallet: Do you think South Africa would be developed without whites? and do you think Nigeria will develop without white influence and control ? or are you just running away from the truth?

It depends on what you mean by development. We are not Scandinavians nor should we ever wish to be.
We would have to choose our own template for development according to our history culture and climate.
However yes I see Nigeria as being fully developed within a few decades.

fatwallet: Do you think South Africa would be developed without whites? and do you think Nigeria will develop without white influence and control ? or are you just running away from the truth?

Fatwallet, i can help you with what bothers you, please check a thread about " where SA would be without whites" I am sure you will able to satisfy your inferiority complex about black's capabilities. It is on the foreign affairs section.

Now please stop irritating these proud black people.
Thank you!

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ndu_chucks:

The difference between you and several other millions of Nigerians is that you are fed up but they are not. We believe that we must join forces, minds, and resources to jointly solve out problems.
As far as the BH issue is concerned, you need to review Azazi's statements about who is behind BH, while you are at it, do not forget that the President himself stated that there are BH members in his government and that he would expose them - we have been waiting for him to keep his word for almost a year now. The BH issue is much more complicated than what you call a "provocation by the North".

Sometimes, I tend to wonder where you left your thinking hat and marvel at certain logics you proffer. If someone is fed up with the crap called Nigeria and you are not, is it not normal for those who are outwardly fed up with the project to bail out?

It is arrant nonsense or act of deceitfulness to talk about joining forces, minds, and resources to solve the problem of one section of Nigeria in order to impress the silly and utopian idea of “One-Nigeria”.

When Muslims from northern and western regions of Nigeria were Head of State, CDS, COAS, CONS, COSA, all the military installations located in northern region, intakes to higher institutions including military academies are nepotistically skewed to favor one section of the country, all meaningful economic infrastructures are located in northern region of Nigeria, capital city moved to northern region, then suddenly Nigerian flag is decorated with deceitful inscription called “One-Nigeria”. However the moment there is a slight shift in the above mentioned paradoxes, Nigeria shall be made ungovernable via BH and Islamic religious unrest.

Why would moronic dingbats who insist on drilling a drywell want those who are fed up to continue to participate in a useless exercise? The continuous participation in Nigeria is a useless exercise even a blind could see it.

DerideGull:

Sometimes, I tend to wonder where you left your thinking hat and marvel at certain logics you proffer. If someone is fed up with the crap called Nigeria and you are not, is it not normal for those who are outwardly fed up with the project to bail out?

It is arrant nonsense or act of deceitfulness to talk about joining forces, minds, and resources to solve the problem of one section of Nigeria in order to impress the silly and utopian idea of “One-Nigeria”.

Let me quote one of the respondents on this thread: "The unity and sovereignty of Nigeria is absolutely, completely and irrevocably non-negotiable.
The sooner you disgruntled elements in the Diaspora get this very salient point the more usefully you would be able to make effective contributions to the polity." Get this through your thick and stubborn skull.

The truth of the matter which you refuse to accept is that, Nigerians who hold your views regarding 'bailing out of the project' are in the minority. Even within the SE, this view is not shared by most people including your leaders. You belong to fringe groups which cannot influence the polity of this country. Even in the country you reside, there are fringe groups who, to this day want to seceed from the USA. We all know what will happen to their aggitations.

Biafra war was lost 50 years ago, its time to finally accept defeat and come back and build this nation.

amakenny: Just relax, think and observe how diffidence- inability to beieve in your potentials is driving you crazy over long-proven dysfunctional one Nigeria. You do not seem to beleive that crude oil is not all there is for a country to survive. The country with the best index for well-being for its citizens - Switzerland is landlocked and has no oil. So why are you so apparently scared of forming your own country with those that think like you?

Huh? were did you see crude oil in my post? Were did I mention any natural resources?

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fatwallet: why dont you just move to Detroit or Liberia if you are such a proud black?

Whats wrong with SA? Whites are less than 10% of the population? And we have chosen to embrace them as fellow South Africans like the majority of white people in the US have embraced you as fellow Americans. Sorry brother I do not want to engage on this thread please lets meet on the previously mentioned thread. Xoxo

tensor777:
Actually I don't think regionalism is the way to go Ndukwe.
We need to take the bull by the horns and fully address the issue of myopic leadership in some states of the South Eastern zone. And NO I don't buy this self serving idea of post-war marginalization.
The main reason why Governance in most of these SE state is so dysfunctional is they have become massive extortion and protection rackets. That needs to be confronted directly by the people in these states.
Yet another constitutional review process or a return to regionalism won't solve that.

Dude you're a joke. Really? So Nigeria's problem is now because SE has myopic and dysfunctional leadership? I guess this is a new one. The same SE that lost over 20% of their population in the civil war you declared on them because they dared to live on their own. Bro, go check yourself ok. Even the most unrepentant hater of SE would never say the problem with Nigeria stems from myopic SE leadership. You really need help, seriously.

Anyways, I will announce to you that One-Nigeria can run but it will soon get tired. Since 1970 the argument in favor of One-Nigeria has been exponentially losing steam. I advise that you start asking yourself how it will pan out for you should the inevitable happens. Intimidation, treason tag, un-patriot tag, and all other tags that used to work before won't cut it anymore because folks are fed up big time and I'm one of them. Believe it or not we're leaving you, if not for anything, at least to keep our myopic and dysfunctional leadership so you don't have to worry about it. No hard feelings, I'm just about to cash my right to self-determination.

On another note, Sweetcheeks - you're killing it. I wrote this in one of my earlier posts - I dared these loudmouths who always want to play African gods to let any African country hear their baseless "God bequeath us with African leadership" delusions of grandeur. And its refreshing to see that you heard and got them served. Its a joke and utterly insulting to see a man who cannot put his yams in the barn telling another man that has a near-ordered barn how to do it.

53 years since this "African leadership role" craziness started we've not been able to put a suck on any national leakage. We can't count ourselves, we can't give employment, no security, no pipe-borne water, no decent health care, no top university, 10 million almajiris, can't have credible election, can't stop polio when the rest of Africa has, can't check our entry points to stop islamists trooping in and bringing arms on camel-backs because some sections are in cahoots, can't diversify economy because some sections would kill to keep the oil flowing, can't have a uniform unity school cut-off point because some sections can't make the grade yet they demand the leadership by force.

Where do I start fellas - is it security. We're already dead in our country. Boko haram is busy icing the cake their fathers baked in 1945. America just said 100m Nigerians are destitute and these jokers want us to believe that is leadership. We have introduced trans-Atlantic terrorism in Africa, we have rubbished Africa in no small measure yet instead of seeing where we're headed some folks would rather bury their heads in the sand and hold unto a useless and baseless illusion of leadership and size that have become a co-join nightmare.

Everyone in Nigeria owes more allegiance to his/her ethnic group or zone than Nigeria. If we owed supreme allegiance to Nigeria, if we cared about Nigeria, if we cared about each other, if we really did then Abiola would be alive today, IBB would not have embezzled $12b, OBJ would have made a go for third term, Akaluka's head would be on his neck today, Oluwatosin would be with her daughter today, Odi would be alive and well, Zaki biam would not be leveled, NYSC boys and girls murdered in 2011 post election violence would not have happened, Awo would have been a president, Nigeria-Biafran war would not have been fought, Sharia and the associated crisis would have been averted, MEND, OPC, MASSOB, MOSSOP, EGBESU, ANSARU, Boko Haram, and other harams would be with us today, my fathers would not have received 20 pounds after the war, Niger delta would controlling their oil, 10 million alamajiris would be in school, Fulani would not be exterminating Beroms before our eyes, Hausa-Fulani would give people of Southern Kaduna some breather - if we cared and loved this nation those and more would not have happened. Many if not all happened because we're different. So, One-Nigerianists its time to get on with the program and cut the BS.

Sam_Ikenna:

So Nigeria's problem is now because SE has myopic and dysfunctional leadership? I guess this is a new one. The same SE that lost over 20% of their population in the civil war you declared on them because they dared to live on their own. Bro, go check yourself ok. Even the most unrepentant hater of SE would never say the problem with Nigeria stems from myopic SE leadership.
Anyways, I will announce to you that One-Nigeria can run but it will soon get tired. Since 1970 the argument in favor of One-Nigeria has been exponentially losing steam. I advise that you start asking yourself how it will pan out for you should the inevitable happens. Intimidation, treason tag, un-patriot tag, and all other tags that used to work before won't cut it anymore because folks are fed up big time and I'm one of them. Believe it or not we're leaving you, if not for anything, at least to keep our myopic and dysfunctional leadership so you don't have to worry about it. No hard feelings, I'm just about to cash my right to self-determination.

Loads of strawmen arguments in your post Ikenna but I will try and address the main issues you raised and not follow you chasing straws.
You have been writing about the inter-ethnic killings whilst overlooking the intra-ethnic killings.
You are writing about killings by Islamic extremist militants whilst overlooking the ritual murders, lynchings and massacres in the South.
You are writing about pipe borne water and basic transport infrastructure as if this is not the responsibility of the various state governments
And what you are complaining about does not in any way invalidate the viability of Nigerian project.
Pray how does confederation solve the main issues of leadership, respect for human life and dignity, and civic consciousness.
And how does secession atone for past injustices and murders? How does secession in of itself prevent future mass killings?
I await your answers .

ndu_chucks:
The truth of the matter which you refuse to accept is that, Nigerians who hold your views regarding 'bailing out of the project' are in the minority. Even within the SE, this view is not shared by most people including your leaders. You belong to fringe groups which cannot influence the polity of this country. Even in the country you reside, there are fringe groups who, to this day want to secede from the USA. We all know what will happen to their agitations.
Biafran war was lost 50 years ago, its time to finally accept defeat and come back and build this nation.

Good point. Meanwhile these die-hard renegades have been fed with monopolistic, one-sided hate propaganda all their lives about the power-dynamics in Nigeria without even setting foot in Nigeria.
And more importantly they are living in a time-warp as if everything stood still in 1970 and they refuse to move on still proferring outdated retrogressive unviable ideas like confederation and ethnic domination.

ndu_chucks:

Let me quote one of the respondents on this thread: "The unity and sovereignty of Nigeria is absolutely, completely and irrevocably non-negotiable.
The sooner you disgruntled elements in the Diaspora get this very salient point the more usefully you would be able to make effective contributions to the polity." Get this through your thick and stubborn skull.

The truth of the matter which you refuse to accept is that, Nigerians who hold your views regarding 'bailing out of the project' are in the minority. Even within the SE, this view is not shared by most people including your leaders. You belong to fringe groups which cannot influence the polity of this country. Even in the country you reside, there are fringe groups who, to this day want to seceed from the USA. We all know what will happen to their aggitations.

Biafra war was lost 50 years ago, its time to finally accept defeat and come back and build this nation.

Only a malnourished fool will even pay a mind to crap such as “the unity and sovereignty of Nigeria is absolutely, completely and irrevocably non-negotiable”. It is safe to say that those who believed in such a tosh have analytical skills of a toddler. The essence of insinuating that Diasporas should attempt to inject sanity into the polity of a country known as Nigeria is akin to pouring water on a stone in order to soften it.

If Nigeria is one-thousandth of USA in development, I shall encourage the prosecution of anybody who calls for disintegration. Nigeria must first crawl before walking. I had thought Nigeria/Biafra was a lesson learned but had been proven wrong by the likes of you.

DerideGull:


Only a malnourished fool will even pay a mind to crap such as “the unity and sovereignty of Nigeria is absolutely, completely and irrevocably non-negotiable”. It is safe to say that those who believed in such a tosh have analytical skills of a toddler. The essence of insinuating that Diasporas should attempt to inject sanity into the polity of a country known as Nigeria is akin to pouring water on a stone in order to soften it.

If Nigeria is one-thousandth of USA, I shall encourage the prosecution of anybody who calls for disintegration. Nigeria must first crawl before walking. I had thought Nigeria/Biafra was a lesson learned but had been proven wrong by the likes of you.

This is what happens when people refuse proper training and don't pay attention when it counts. You should have listened to your lectures in Zaria when the topic of gracefully accepting defeat was discussed. Since you have chosen to remain stubborn, I challenge you and your leaders to declare a state of biafra, and announce your secession from Nigeria, right away. Let me warn you that your presence would be needed in Nigeria if you were to do that.

If you have the guts to show up, one thing is certain, GEJ, Obi, Okorosha, Bianca Ojukwu, and the rest of your leaders will be waiting for you, handcuffs in hand.

tensor777:
Loads of strawmen arguments in your post Ikenna but I will try and address the main issues you raised and not follow you chasing straws.
You have been writing about the inter-ethnic killings whilst overlooking the intra-ethnic killings.
You are writing about killings by Islamic extremist militants whilst overlooking the ritual murders, lynchings and massacres in the South.
You are writing about pipe borne water and basic transport infrastructure as if this is not the responsibility of the various state governments
And what you are complaining about does not in any way invalidate the viability of Nigerian project.
Pray how does confederation solve the main issues of leadership, respect for human life and dignity, and civic consciousness.
And how does secession atone for past injustices and murders? How does secession in of itself prevent future mass killings?
I await your answers .

Nwanne, your points are irredeemably shallow. At this point there's no gain in engaging you anymore. Any Nigerian who opens his mouth to say Nigeria is non-negotiable, that confederation or regionalism is retrogressive, and that the problem of Nigeria stems from SE's myopic and dysfunctional leadership is not worth a cent. For that I shall pay you no mind. However, if you care to know the answers to your hollow questions feel free to check the link below, its a back-and-forth between ndu_chuks and I on issues pertaining to this empty casket you call giant of Africa.

https://www.nairaland.com/883858/ndu_chuks-question

Sam_Ikenna:
Any Nigerian who opens his mouth to say Nigeria is non-negotiable, that confederation or regionalism is retrogressive, and that the problem of Nigeria stems from SE's myopic and dysfunctional leadership is not worth a cent. For that I shall pay you no mind. However, if you care to know the answers to your hollow questions feel free to check the link below, its a back-and-forth between ndu_chuks and I on issues pertaining to this empty casket you call giant of Africa.
https://www.nairaland.com/883858/ndu_chuks-question

Well I will not and cannot join issues with you, or anyone else on this forum, by debating the causes and consequences of the Nigerian Civil war as that wholly unnecessary war ended all of 43 years ago.
However you all need to stop living in the past as there will be no return match and no bailing out of Nigeria.
As I have indicated in previous posts here that solution is dead on arrival. It will NEVER EVER HAPPEN.

Kano (Nigeria) (AFP) - Police enforcing Islamic law in Nigeria's city of Kano publicly destroyed some 240,000 bottles of beer on Wednesday, the latest move in a wider crackdown on behaviour deemed "immoral" in the area.
The banned booze had been confiscated from trucks coming into the city in recent weeks, said officials from the Hisbah, the patrol tasked with enforcing the strict Islamic law, known as sharia.

Kano's Hisbah chief Aminu Daurawa said at the bottle-breaking ceremony he had "the ardent hope this will bring an end to the consumption of such prohibited substances".
A large bulldozer smashed the bottles to shouts of "Allahu Ahkbar" (God is Great) from supporters outside the Hisbah headquarters in Kano, the largest city in Nigeria's mainly Muslim north.

Kegs containing more than 8,000 litres of a local alcoholic brew called "burukutu" and 320,000 cigarettes were also destroyed.

"We hope this measure will help restore the tarnished image of Kano," said Daurawa
Since September, the Hisbah have launched sweeping crackdowns and made hundreds of arrests in Kano following a state-government directive to cleanse the commercial hub of so-called "immoral" practices.

The 9,000-strong moral police force works alongside the civilian police but also has other duties, including community development work and dispute resolution.

Sharia was reintroduced across northern Nigeria in 2001, but the code has been unevenly applied.

Alcohol is typically easy to find in Kano, including at hotels and bars in neighbourhoods like Sabon Gari, inhabited by the city's sizeable Christian minority.

But the Hisbah boss vowed that this was set to change.

"We hereby send warning to unrepentant offenders that Hisbah personnel will soon embark on an operation into every nook and corner of (Kano) state to put an end to the sale and consumption of alcohol and all other intoxicants," Daurawa said.

People accused of engaging in prostitution and homosexual sex have been among those arrested in the latest crackdown, along with alleged drunks and drug addicts.

Nigeria is divided between a mostly Christian south and a predominately Muslim north.

http://news.yahoo.com/nigeria-sharia-police-smash-240-000-bottles-beer-220634716.html


Slowly but surely leading Africa to a brighter future, lol.

we continue to lead.....in IEDs and broken bottles. But we like VAT though.

DerideGull:


Only a malnourished fool will even pay a mind to crap such as “the unity and sovereignty of Nigeria is absolutely, completely and irrevocably non-negotiable”. It is safe to say that those who believed in such a tosh have analytical skills of a toddler. The essence of insinuating that Diasporas should attempt to inject sanity into the polity of a country known as Nigeria is akin to pouring water on a stone in order to soften it.

If Nigeria is one-thousandth of USA, I shall encourage the prosecution of anybody who calls for disintegration. Nigeria must first crawl before walking. I had thought Nigeria/Biafra was a lesson learned but had been proven wrong by the likes of you.

I don't think you want to bring malnourishment, a tool used by you people along with Awo, to perpetrate your criminal war. That's in the past and the hatchets have been buried, stop this impotent threats of yours.

Indeed any threat to the unity and sovereignty of Nigeria will be resisted with full force, just as any sane country will defend its integrity.

The only arena which loudmouths like you have is NL, so go ahead and vent, but I warn you again that if you bring your nonsense into the shores of this great country, you will be dealt with by your very own people severely.


@Sam_Ikenna, If you are welcome into a state as a guest, you must learn to abide by the state and local laws, which are not opposed to the constitution. Even in the USA where you live, there are certain places (called dry zones) where the selling of alchoholic beverages are banned. If you are caught with bottles of beer for sale, they will be confiscated and destroyed, so what is your point?

ndu_chucks:

I don't think you want to bring malnourishment, a tool used by you people along with Awo, to perpetrate your criminal war. That's in the past and the hatchets have been buried, stop this impotent threats of yours.

Indeed any threat to the unity and sovereignty of Nigeria will be resisted with full force, just as any sane country will defend its integrity.

The only arena which loudmouths like you have is NL, so go ahead and vent, but I warn you again that if you bring your nonsense into the shores of this great country, you will be dealt with by your very own people severely.


@Sam_Ikenna, If you are welcome into a state as a guest, you must learn to abide by the state and local laws, which are not opposed to the constitution. Even in the USA where you live, there are certain places (called dry zones) where the selling of alchoholic beverages are banned. If you are caught with bottles of beer for sale, they will be confiscated and destroyed, so what is your point?

Where is the religious "dry zone" in the US - please be specific. Hopefully you're not about to show us a school zone.

ndu_chucks:

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@Sam_Ikenna, If you are welcome into a state as a guest, you must learn to abide by the state and local laws, which are not opposed to the constitution. Even in the USA where you live, there are certain places (called dry zones) where the selling of alchoholic beverages are banned. If you are caught with bottles of beer for sale, they will be confiscated and destroyed, so what is your point?

So, I take it that you believe that Sharia law is not opposed to the tenets or the spirit of the Nigerian constitution.

So, what is state religion in your opinion?
Is Nigeria a secular state or not?
As for the US, can you show me ANY state that enforces a religious law?

These are the simple questions behind Sam_Ikenna's comment begging for answers.

Sam_Ikenna:

Where is the religious "dry zone" in the US - please be specific. Hopefully you're not about to show us a school zone.

I know you are not a learner, but why are you asking about religious dry zone, did I mention 'religion' in my post? The fact remains that local ordinances which do not go against the state or federal constitution, ban the sale of alchohol in certain localities in the USA. If you are bursted with bottles of alchohol slated for sale, you'll be fined and your bottles of alchohol destroyed.

This is no different from what happened in Kano. The bottom line is, you people violated local ordinances, which are not opposed to our constitution, and your beer bottles were destroyed. shi kena.

Onlytruth:

So, I take it that you believe that Sharia law is not opposed to the tenets or the spirit of the Nigerian constitution.

So, what is state religion in your opinion?
Is Nigeria a secular state or not?
As for the US, can you show me ANY state that enforces a religious law?

These are the simple questions behind Sam_Ikenna's comment begging for answers.

Don't be lazy, go and read our constitution and stop asking dumb questions. There is an ongoing constitutional review process and a national conference process, where you can use all your resources to make necessary changes if you are unhappy with the constitution. Your brother Sen Ike Ekweremadu is the Chairman of the review committee, work with him to make a change instead of whining here. dolo

ndu_chucks:



I know you are not a learner, but why are you asking about religious dry zone, did I mention 'religion' in my post? The fact remains that local ordinances which do not go against the state or federal constitution, ban the sale of alchohol in certain localities in the USA. If you are bursted with bottles of alchohol slated for sale, you'll be fined and your bottles of alchohol destroyed.

This is no different from what happened in Kano. The bottom line is, you people violated local ordinances, which are not opposed to our constitution, and your beer bottles were destroyed. shi kena.

Here you go again. You are beginning to lie against the US now, and I'm not happy about that.
All local ordinances here (what we call Municipal code) are strictly non-religious. In fact many of them are even zoning related -they regulate things like distances between certain business, e.g, alcohol licenses.
None of them remotely infringes on the constitutional rights of an American citizen anywhere in the US.

Don't be lazy, go and read our constitution and stop asking dumb questions. There is an ongoing constitutional review process and a national conference proces[/b]s, where you can use all your resources to make necessary changes if you are unhappy with the constitution. [b]Your brother Sen Ike Ekweremadu is the Chairman of the review committee, work with him to make a change instead of whining here. dolo

The fact that a politician -who is clearly serving his personal agenda and feathering his own nest- is from my side of Nigeria, changes nothing concerning the fact that the masses of Nigerians from different parts of Nigeria are seeking DIFFERENT destinies for themselves:
Northern Nigeria -Arabic civilization/Sharia law and Islamic state;
Eastern Nigeria - Western style democracy and development.

This is why some of us don't believe in pursuing the "Igbo president" agenda, because it only buries and masks REAL issues.
Real issues have REAL impacts on Nigerian people; they are issues of life and death, and has claimed millions of lives already.

That is why people like you should be held personally accountable if anyone kills another in Nigeria owing to self determination agitations.
I would advise you to desist from your style because you will be held accountable for these tactics.

The Nigerians are the HUMANS in Nigeria, NOT THE LAND.
Gerrit finally.