funmijoyb:
O i want to comment but people are afraid of Biafra threads so as not to get banned.

i sealed my mouth.

bosedekemi:

I see

mrvitalis:
OK so u support biafra ?

bosedekemi:
Go to Lagos and see the mansions they have there, I have a house also at a choice place in Ikeja, Lagos.
What if there is an altercation tomorrow, of course I will lose it but those structures contribute to the beauty and metropolitan character that Lagos is known with.

Leopardd:
This info is true and real.

Shortly after that thing Rochas said about Radio Biafra.

The other 3 governors were walking off and said amongst themselves that Rochas doesn't know what he is saying, and that he wants them them to deny their people , that that is his own concern, it doesn't concern them.

I got wind of this info from one of the aides there.

He told me Rochas was on his own, that it was tantamount to them rejecting their people.

bosedekemi:
Recently, four South-East governors of Enugu, Ebonyi, Abia and Imo states rose from a meeting and declared their no-recognition stance on Radio Biafria. What’s your reaction to that?
That they are South-East governors does not make them the mouthpiece of the Igbo people. That is the truth. The problem the Igbos have as a result of their mentality is that they don’t have a king, as the Igbo saying goes. That is exactly what we want to correct in APGA. We want to show people that we have a leadership structure in APGA where I know I have a national leader in the person of the governor of Anambra State. The constitution defines my role and the role of the national leader so, there shouldn’t be any conflict between the two offices.
Our people are too ambitious, I don’t want to use the word over-ambitious because I don’t want to derogate them. Everybody has ambition but if it becomes too much, that’s where a problem comes in and people begin to do things that are not proper. I don’t operate in that realm and I know our governor did not attend that meeting. He may have had a tight schedule and I also know that the governor of Ebonyi was represented by his deputy. For them to speak about Radio Biafria was going beyond their mandate. They should spoken on issues bordering on the governance of their states.
When you start talking about Radio Biafria, you are now delving into the emotions of the Igbo people and that is a no-go area. We know that Biafra on paper is no more but in the minds of people, the cause of the war and the sufferings people went through can never be erased from their sub-consciousness. I wouldn’t want people to play politics with such an issue because it is sensitive.
I want to state here, quote me, it’s high time the Igbo people spoke with one voice and avoid being divided by untoward desires for self. We should bury our differences, bury the hatchet and embrace the purposefulness in the pursuit of our common goal. It’s unfair for anybody to derogate the Igbos particularly the Igbos themselves. Igbo people demand better treatment in Nigeria. Those of us who witnessed the civil war in Nigeria will tell you that we deserve a better deal in Nigeria.
We have suffered humiliation and marginalisation; we have suffered all kinds of chastisement for no justification. People say the Igbo man is too ambitious and all that but I ask; who doesn’t like money? Tell me any person that doesn’t like money…Igbo people are enterprising in nature; they are the salt of the earth. Anywhere you go in this world, you must see an Igbo man.
Anywhere you don’t see an Igbo man, then it’s not habitable by human beings. These are people who are ready to sacrifice anything wherever they reside for the good of the people there. Go to Lagos and see the mansions they have there, I have a house also at a choice place in Ikeja, Lagos.
What if there is an altercation tomorrow, of course I will lose it but those structures contribute to the beauty and metropolitan character that Lagos is known with.

http://newtelegraphonline.com/seast-govs-goofed-on-radio-biafra-apga-national-chairman/

kcjazz:
The problem has always been leadership. The Igbos are not producing enough leaders. The old men are busy chasing dreams. Biafra cannot stand. Even if Nigeria says Igbos goeth away, nothing will happen. It is not by militancy and radio but unfortunately we don't learn.

kcjazz:
The problem has always been leadership. The Igbos are not producing enough leaders. The old men are busy chasing dreams. Biafra cannot stand. Even if Nigeria says Igbos goeth away, nothing will happen. It is not by militancy and radio but unfortunately we don't learn.

chuna1985:


southern waste.

new2020:
Nnamdi Kanu is broadcasting live right now from Spain in a town hall meeting. Listen to him and you will know him.

Radiobiafra.co

kazmanbanjoko:
Let dem keep goofing, sooner or later, they will be gone

bosedekemi:



So you listen to radiobiafra

new2020:


Who doesn't like to hear truth? Even yorubas listen.