Bugatie:
Who's he?

AnambraDota:
Another Yoloba masturbating on Biafra while Hausas kill them in Oduanistan

AnambraDota:
Another Yoloba masturbating on Biafra while Hausas kill them in Oduanistan

hakeem4:
he's an Igbo musician

AnambraDota:
Another Yoloba masturbating on Biafra while Hausas kill them in Oduanistan

1toRtoiSe1:
so, every ibo man that reasons well is automatically a yoruba man?

That means yorubas have good brains.

hakeem4:

The thought that the actualisation of the sovereign state of Biafra is in itself the solution to all the problems of Ndigbo is to display an understandable naivety about human nature and today’s politics. What we need as a people is a new vision that will encompass the lessons of the past,

I believe this new vision is attainable. They say charity begins at home and in this regard,... It is time for every one of us to unite against corruption in our land.

It is time for Ndigbo to come together to reverse this ubiquitous trend of bad leadership ravishing Igboland and put in place a system that would enable the best of us to emerge as leaders. Great nations are ruled by their best minds and not by a band of common thieves without respect for individual liberty and democracy that do nothing but devise ingenious ways to looting the treasury and serve the vilest and most primitive of human instincts.

Without this political and cultural change embedded in the concept of our future, Igboland will remain underdeveloped, and that in itself, will constitute a gargantuan problem for us in future.

zendy:
Etcextra made one big mistake in this write up. He said that while he believes in right of the Igbos to secede, it should be done peacefully because "it is wrong to seek divorce by putting a gun to your spouse’s head" . What Etcetra needs to explain now is "when did we get married?" Nigeria is an illegal union where certain west African ethnic groups where forced by the British to be together. There was never any marriage, I as Igbo man can leave any time I wish. A white man cannot come from Britain to foist an illegal identity called "Nigerian" on me. We Igbos are to fight for our right to our freedom and Nigeria resists, we go to war. Maybe we lost round 1 but we shall keep fighting until our sovereignty that was stolen by the British is returned.

I didn’t witness the civil war but from what I saw in my recent visit to Maiduguri, Adamawa and Plateau state, I have become a disciple of dialogue as a means to resolve issues. If Biafra will become a reality, it shouldn’t be through the barrel of a gun. It is wrong to seek divorce by putting a gun to your spouse’s head

zendy:
Etcetra made one big mistake in this write up. He said that while he believes in right of the Igbos to secede, it should be done peacefully because "it is wrong to seek divorce by putting a gun to your spouse’s head" . What Etcetra needs to explain now is "when did we get married?" Nigeria is an illegal union where certain west African ethnic groups were forced by the British to be together. There was never any marriage, I as Igbo man can leave any time I wish. A white man cannot come from Britain to foist an illegal identity called "Nigerian" on me. We Igbos are going to fight for our right to our freedom and if Nigeria resists, we go to war. Maybe we lost round 1 but we shall keep fighting until our sovereignty that was stolen by the British is returned. Nobody can force another to be a Nigerian

wilybebsy:
broz can u stand war wen it surfacez?

wilybebsy:
broz can u stand war wen it surfacez?

1toRtoiSe1:
[s]so, every ibo man that reasons well is automatically a yoruba man?

That means yorubas have good brains.

The Hypocrisy Of The Ibos



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When president buhari appointed new service chiefs, they complained that no ibo man was included forgeting that a man from rivers state is among the appointees. Is rivers state not "among" their biafra states? Shouldn't they be rejoicing about his inclusion? This clearly shows that biafra is a pet project for the ibos alone to lord over the Southern minorities.

They claim that boko haram is a northern problem which should be dealt by them, but complained when the appointed services chiefs where mostly northerners.


They claim they don't want to be in thesame country with other tribes especially the yorubas and hausa/fulani, yet they want to form a country with the southern minority tribes, a mini-nigeria, where they will be able to lord over them. Why not a country for ibos alone?


They hate lord luggard for creating a map called nigerian, yet they want to take advantage of the map which created an eastern region that lumped them and the minorities together. If the minorities had no resources, they won't have bothered trying to enslave them in a cunning biafra.



They claim they love the minorities, yet they abhore hate for them for declaring their properties abandoned properties.


Can they promise the minorities that they won't declare their land a no man's land just as they claim lagos is? Ibos will never change their coveteous ways.


What if an ibo man is currently the president of nigeria, would they clamour for biafra? We all remember how they taunted other tribes when jonathan was president.


They call themselves southeast but hate it when the minorities call themselves southsouth.


They want the Niger delta militants to wage war against the federation just cos they want to use the means to cry genocide and achieve biafra. They are afraid of cracking a knockout in their own region cos they know that war ravages a region, yet they want the southern minorities to do that.


They were quick to reject the transfer of boko haram prisoners to a federal prison in their region and will also be quick to cry marginalisation. They only care about the goodies that comes with being in Nigeria but hate to share of its woes.


They claim nigeria is a corrupt nation but Ohanaeze cries wolf when an ibo politician is tried for corruption. If Obama's father was an Ibo man, they would have supported his gay crusade cos "he's our brother". [/s]

zendy:



If I cannot stand war to fight for my own freedom then it means I am not a man. What will happen? Death? Hunger? Loss of property? I am prepared to through all those things to get my freedom as an Igbo man. But it is really strange that a Yoruba or Hausa man who has no historical connection with the Igbo is prepared to fight a war to be with Igbos, really strange

vicenzo:
"The future belongs to those who believe in the
beauty of their dreams." – Eleanor

Biafra is indeed a beautiful dream.

hakeem4:
night mere

tuffgongjo:
Nightmare,not nightmere.

zendy:



If I cannot stand war to fight for my own freedom then it means I am not a man. What will happen? Death? Hunger? Loss of property? I am prepared to through all those things to get my freedom as an Igbo man. But it is really strange that a Yoruba or Hausa man who has no historical connection with the Igbo is prepared to fight a war to be with Igbos, really strange

zendy:



If I cannot stand war to fight for my own freedom then it means I am not a man. What will happen? Death? Hunger? Loss of property? I am prepared to through all those things to get my freedom as an Igbo man. But it is really strange that a Yoruba or Hausa man who has no historical connection with the Igbo is prepared to fight a war to be with Igbos, really strange

TRUTHTOPOWER:


This is very noble. The little fear is that the envisaged "freedom" may not be attained after the war. Freedom is hollow and barren if it does not bring peace. From Iraq to Sudan and USSR, the glarring lesson is that: armed conflict will remain a war of peacekeeping long decades after the war is over whilst dialogue will yield progress even in the pendency of cold war. I think this is nobler, my brother. Another question is: how many souls of the weak, children, women, sick are you willing to sacrifice so as to have your idea of freedom? will the sufferings of these class of people not be a bondage far agonizing than current burden of political exclusion which you claimed has been trusted on you? What benefit has the poor urchins in Kaduna or Osun has over the ones in Ebonyi? Will it not be nobler to fight for social justice in your homeland than to wage war over the privileges of elective or appointive offices? Does it not shock you that the media has brainwashed its readers to ignore their rights and focus on the privileges of our leaders. Alas. we are now part of the treachery - albeit unwittinly!