Missy89:
edo will have its own nation then.

I listened to that radio biafra few weeks ago after i heard about it on nairaland.

i couldn't stand 30 minutes. the guy seem to be living in mars . his ideas were very unrealistic and just childish.

Aren't Edo's landlocked? They need to ride with us. Anyway, they're my favourite Nigerian ethnic group apart from Yoruba's, and I fvcks with a lot of them. Most of my uncles are also Edo(with a few Urhobo) and a lot of my dargs are also Edo, so they need to ride with us. Not a must though.

I've listened to Radio Biafra thrice on satellite radio and boi, the type of hate those folks are promoting there is crazy. Anyone that isn't Igbo in naija need to be watchful because if and when they strike, it's going to blow everything away like a Hurricane. I honestly don't know if they're for real on there, or it's a parody - but the systematic way in which they do their propaganda is scary. They appeal to the emotions of the people, while they label everyone else as the devil.

Missy89

Uncles in the UK = older naija folks that I hang out with.

Not biological uncles.

shymexx:

Aren't Edo's landlocked? They need to ride with us. Anyway, they're my favourite Nigerian ethnic group apart from Yoruba's, and I fvcks with a lot of them. Most of my uncles are also Edo(with a few Urhobo) and a lot of my dargs are also Edo, so they need to ride with us. Not a must though.

I've listened to Radio Biafra thrice on satellite radio and boi, the type of hate those folks are promoting there is crazy. Anyone that isn't Igbo in naija need to be watchful because if and when they strike, it's going to blow everything away like a Hurricane. I honestly don't know if they're for real on there, or it's a parody - but the systematic way in which they do their propaganda is scary. They appeal to the emotions of the people, while they label everyone else as the devil.

The audience is either frustrated Nigerians abroad or at home. i dont think anything really realistic would come out of it
the more realistic approach is starting a political movement because no one has the monopoly of violence if push comes to shove.

Missy89:

born in ibadan but Parents from Ekiti i think (was ondo at that time)

nah,she is from Ibadan,google it

Missy89:

The audience is either frustrated Nigerians abroad or at home. i dont think anything really realistic would come out of it
the more realistic approach is starting a political movement because no one has the monopoly of violence if push comes to shove.

Well, you're naive. I believed the Tutsi's said the same thing before the Rwandan genocide. Never underestimate how effective shock and awe is especially when caught off guard. With that, the deed would've been done before "no one has the monopoly of violence" becomes a factor. Also, the power of social networking is bigger than what anyone can quantify.

Furthermore, I don't think it has anything to do with frustrated Nigerians abroad - the residual emotions from the Biafra war is still there, and people are passing it from generation to generation. Go offline for a bit and try discussing the Nigerian civil war with Nigerians abroad - and take note of the emotions. I'll just stop here.

As for me, I'll keep monitoring everything as it plays out. And if any side gets caught-up in naivete, thus resulting in heavy losses - I shall send my condolences. Sometimes it's better to let folks learn the hard way.

ChristyG: nah,she is from Ibadan,google it

no she is not.

born in ibadan not parents not from there

ChristyG: nah,she is from Ibadan,google it

Her dad is from Ikere-Ekiti. Her mum is probably from Ibadan.

kabba7:

Did Fayose really won in EKITI or the state was captured foe him by the police /arrmy .vandals .

if so, the army and police vandals might as well do same with osun for Omisore