iPopAlomo:
Lol... propaganda...

Chosen1984:
Nonsense

shigoslim:
what surprise most is that this flag has gone beyond Nigeria govt imagination. there is a web site (DUDU RADIO) I usually visit as at 2006 whenever am board, to listing some cool music to surprise this year. I long on to the same site, what I found there was Biafran Flag I was like what the hell is this flag doing here? I kept mute for a while that these people really mean business to actualize their dreams land.
note that DUDU RADIO is meant for Nigeria and Nigerian ............ my Question is, ''what is Biafra Flag doing there? who put this Flag there? .............. does it mean that UN has pass the resolution Bill? Nigeria government must act fast to curtain this move before we fell into another kasala.

Although to say the fact ever since I have no the right hand from the left hand I think the way Nigeria government is marginalize our Igbo brother is unfair , when we are all southing for one Nigeria I think the government need to treat every ethnic equality in terms of resources distribution and government position. Nigeria government must forget the past and let think of future, Igbo group must be carry along in Nigeria politics and they should be given chance to contribute to Nigeria government maybe is then Nigeria problem we solve.
that is my own personal opinion mind if you are to quote me please don't mention GEJ in this matter as he is from Ijaw tribes

iPopAlomo:
Lol... propaganda...

YoruBanger:


I wonder where the next friend will be from.

PhockPhockMan:


Propaganda?
This is my 369th thread since I joined Nairaland last year, this is the only biafra related in all of them.
I don't even know if you know what proganda means.

socialmediaman:


The most interesting part of this Biafra thing is that at least 70% of the South Esterners themselves don't support it or associate with it (personal estimate). Generally, it's seen the same way students see cultists on campus. It's mostly selling online because anyone can publish anything.

In any case, I agree and believe that Igbos should never be sidelined in Nigerian politics! Buhari will not do that to the best of my understanding. Well, my major priority in this government is the welfare of Nigerians who dared all odds and voted the government in. We both do not agree on this part, but hey, that's my opinion.

PhockPhockMan:


Propaganda?
This is my 369th thread since I joined Nairaland last year, this is the only biafra related in all of them.
I don't even know if you know what proganda means.

socialmediaman:


The most interesting part of this Biafra thing is that at least 70% of the South Esterners themselves don't support it or associate with it (personal estimate). Generally, it's seen the same way students see cultists on campus. It's mostly selling online because anyone can publish anything.

In any case, I agree and believe that Igbos should never be sidelined in Nigerian politics! Buhari will not do that to the best of my understanding. Well, my major priority in this government is the welfare of Nigerians who dared all odds and voted the government in. We both do not agree on this part, but hey, that's my opinion.

omicron:
Your estimate is very wrong. The reverse is true. At least 70% of southeasterners want to be free from Nigeria. The only issue is that at least 70% of those who witnessed the civil war firsthand do not wish for another war. Do not confuse the two.

shigoslim:
what surprise most is that this flag has gone beyond Nigeria govt imagination. there is a web site (DUDU RADIO) I usually visit as at 2006 whenever am board, to listing some cool music to surprise this year. I long on to the same site, what I found there was Biafran Flag I was like what the hell is this flag doing here? I kept mute for a while that these people really mean business to actualize their dreams land.
note that DUDU RADIO is meant for Nigeria and Nigerian ............ my Question is, ''what is Biafra Flag doing there? who put this Flag there? .............. does it mean that UN has pass the resolution Bill? Nigeria government must act fast to curtain this move before we fell into another kasala.

Although to say the fact ever since I have no the right hand from the left hand I think the way Nigeria government is marginalize our Igbo brother is unfair , when we are all southing for one Nigeria I think the government need to treat every ethnic equality in terms of resources distribution and government position. Nigeria government must forget the past and let think of future, Igbo group must be carry along in Nigeria politics and they should be given chance to contribute to Nigeria government maybe is then Nigeria problem we solve.
that is my own personal opinion mind if you are to quote me please don't mention GEJ in this matter as he is from Ijaw tribes

johnydon22:
I am igbo and live in the very heart of Igbo land ENUGU, and i can rightly tell your that you personal estimate is very WRONG.

I wonder how you got that figure when you are not even igbo or know what goes on internally within igbo land.

Am not a tribal bigot but speaking as a matter of fact 80% of the average igbo men are very ok with the notion of BIAFRA tho only a smaller percentage throw their weight into actualizing it.
But most igbos don't really think Nigeria is working and they are ok to the idea of autonomy.

I am ok with Nigeria but i will be very happy with Biafra..

iPopAlomo:


Why are you on the defensive nah... besides who cares if it's your 1000th post... it's not like I'm paid to read your post... all these nairaland celebs sef... get a life abeg... and yes... it's propaganda... space bar me to death... mbok...

socialmediaman:


The most interesting part of this Biafra thing is that at least 70% of the South Esterners themselves don't support it or associate with it (personal estimate). Generally, it's seen the same way students see cultists on campus. It's mostly selling online because anyone can publish anything.

In any case, I agree and believe that Igbos should never be sidelined in Nigerian politics! Buhari will not do that to the best of my understanding. Well, my major priority in this government is the welfare of Nigerians who dared all odds and voted the government in. We both do not agree on this part, but hey, that's my opinion.

socialmediaman:


The most interesting part of this Biafra thing is that at least 70% of the South Esterners themselves don't support it or associate with it (personal estimate). Generally, it's seen the same way students see cultists on campus. It's mostly selling online because anyone can publish anything.

In any case, I agree and believe that Igbos should never be sidelined in Nigerian politics! Buhari will not do that to the best of my understanding. Well, my major priority in this government is the welfare of Nigerians who dared all odds and voted the government in. We both do not agree on this part, but hey, that's my opinion.

PhockPhockMan:
I Don't discuss with kids like you.
Bye for now.

socialmediaman:


I understand your point about most igbos thinking that things are not working. But to the best of my knowledge, most Igbos blame their state governments for things not working, rather than FG. I know what's happening in the south east. Unlike the south south where the people blame FG and SG for their problems, most people in the south east don't even remember the FG when they have issues in the state, they direct blame to their SGs because they believe their SGs can do better.

theAtheist101:


No one has sidelining anyone, but Igbos have to learn to play politics. In my opinion, they are the ones that sidelined themselves. Tge present ruling party called their dominant party to join in the merger, but the rejected it. During the elections, they made sure no APC senator won, thereby depriving themselves of the Senate presidency. Now they are trying to black mail the presidency with some Biafra nonsense. The president and the ruling party would give them what they deserve, without hurting those that brought them to power.

Sorry, because am about to mention GEJ, since he was the person that put them in this position, through his tribal and religious campaign during the last election. That is one reason I dislike him and I hope my country would ever have a leader like him ever. Forget his nonsense I concede defeat gesture. He just did that to patch his image.

socialmediaman:


Ok I guess I used the wrong words, but your estimate is wrong too. yes, many south easterners would be happy in their own country, but they know this may end in another violence, both MASSOB and IPOB are violent activists and this not what the people want. On another note, up to 30% or more of south easterners live outside the south east, do you think they want to be displaced from their jobs and investments again?? You might argue that it's not a must to be back home, but let's be realistic, except they change their names overnight, they cannot be tolerated in Nigeria where everyone's origin is known by their last name, very different from an IGBO man living in Cotonou or Ghana or anywhere else abroad where they do not understand the difference between IGBO, Hausa and Yoruba. And Why do I think it will end in violence?

1. Because there will be competing interests. Trust me bro, if Biafra has any chance of being successful, you will see so many interest groups carry arms to become relevant, did you carefully follow the events of the governorship election where most groups rejected their loss? That's how it will be, only that this time, every group will be fighting with arms, that's what is happening in countries like Syria. It will no longer be a United force, greed will be the order of the day

2. South east would definitely want to take the Niger Delta along with it. This will bring back the memories of war again, why? Many Niger Deltans may not want an IGBO domination, secondly, Nigeria doesn't want to lose its oil source of revenue. They would easily oblige or twist the Niger Deltans against the south east again because Igbos are proud people and would rather influence or force the Region into the map rather than beg or intice, this is a tool that Nigeria will easily against them. It's like a beautiful bride, you have to beg to marry her, if you try to show superiority or tell her she's making a mistake and will end up regretting marrying the other man, rather than luring her with gifts and making her feel important, you lose her, even if you feel you're the best man.

socialmediaman:


I understand your point about most igbos thinking that things are not working. But to the best of my knowledge, most Igbos blame their state governments for things not working, rather than FG. I know what's happening in the south east. Unlike the south south where the people blame FG and SG for their problems, most people in the south east don't even remember the FG when they have issues in the state, they direct blame to their SGs because they believe their SGs can do better.

socialmediaman:


The most interesting part of this Biafra thing is that at least 70% of the South Esterners themselves don't support it or associate with it (personal estimate). Generally, it's seen the same way students see cultists on campus. It's mostly selling online because anyone can publish anything.

In any case, I agree and believe that Igbos should never be sidelined in Nigerian politics! Buhari will not do that to the best of my understanding. Well, my major priority in this government is the welfare of Nigerians who dared all odds and voted the government in. We both do not agree on this part, but hey, that's my opinion.

PhockPhockMan:


That's reason why a free and fair referendum should be conducted in order to set the record straight.