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Re: View Of BIAFRA From An EDO Perceptive by Nobody: 2:19pm On Oct 10, 2015 |
tsdarkside: Madness is surely chasing you round the world! Igbos don't need you and your people - anything Yoruboid - Urhobo, Itsekiri or Edo. Igbos are not interested in parasites, traitors or genocide conspirators. The Igbo struggle is strictly for hardworking achievers and goal-getters, and not for lazy cowards who have only survived by being stooges and weak-minded fellows, who are only satisfied with the few crumbs their slave masters throw at them while the slave masters continue to enslave, plunder and rape the commonwealth and resources to better their own region, religion and elite! Mr Urhobo, you are needed in OduaArewanistan republic. Your slave masters still love to have you as loyal subjects. In preparation for your new republic you should have enrolled in evening classes to master Quranic verses. Remember to take crash courses in Hausa, Fulani and Yoruba languages. Good luck! 2 Likes 1 Share |
Re: View Of BIAFRA From An EDO Perceptive by tsdarkside(m): 6:24pm On Oct 10, 2015 |
xtrorse: guy,give yourself a break....are you thinking with your brain or with your anus?? ....i am realy not sure... |
Re: View Of BIAFRA From An EDO Perceptive by Nobody: 6:34pm On Oct 10, 2015 |
tsdarkside: Usobo man, Igbos are not your mates in any level as to warrant your frequent tirades online. For no just cause you malign the Great Igbo Nation at will, and you think you can go scot-free? Not all! If you and your people are a force to reckon you'd have faced your slave masters who plunder and rape the commonwealth and resources to better their own region, religion and elites. I'd advise you go cure the maggots feasting on your brain that have made you not to respect yourself and your tribe. 2 Likes 1 Share |
Re: View Of BIAFRA From An EDO Perceptive by Nobody: 6:49pm On Oct 10, 2015 |
xtrorse: Very ignorant post, but I expect nothing less from a chest beating buffoon. Urhobos, Itsekiris and Edos aren't cowards and all three have held their own when it came down to. Also another that kills me is the whole "Igbos are hard working and every one else is lazy" mantra. There's plenty of hard working, industrious men and women from the three tribes so your claim that we're lazy and weak doesn't hold any ground. You need to stop assuming that because we don't align ourselves with you, we are automatically with Yoruba. I for one don't align myself with either Yorubas or you Igbos.. You annoying Biafrans are always rambling about how you're being marginalized in "Nigeria" and that Edos are just fighting for Hausa-Fulani/Yoruba crumbs, when that's far from the truth. The Edos have suffered the most ever since the amalgamation of Nigeria in the forms of suppression and corrupt leadership, yet we don't bi.tch about it like you do. 3 Likes 1 Share |
Re: View Of BIAFRA From An EDO Perceptive by Nobody: 7:00pm On Oct 10, 2015 |
aim5: Silly comment from a greedy, brainless, parasitic ingrate and Ab0ki ass-licker. In deed you and your people don't raise a voice against the injustice, inequity and lopsided arrangement in the polity because you have only survived and flourished therein at the expense of others. Do Igbos go about harassing, destroying your means of livelihoods, maiming and killing your people? So, why would you lots seek unnecessary attention by claiming Igbos want to force you into their affairs? Are you kids? Why would you lots not respect yourselves by staying off IPOB affairs and minding your business? Why don't you channel your energies to your course without attacking the Igbos? That you colluded with the enemy in 1967-70 to commit genocide on your supposed Anioma brothers in Delta State should be a concern to you unrepentant bigots. There's freedom of association and so you're ever free to merge yourselves with other groups of your choice. Leave Igbos out of your miseries. Igbos rarely share common value system with you and therefore don't need you. The earlier you begin to respect yourselves the better for your survival. 5 Likes 1 Share |
Re: View Of BIAFRA From An EDO Perceptive by tsdarkside(m): 4:40pm On Oct 11, 2015 |
xtrorse: that you even mention the word commonwealth to me is an insult...i dont give a shiit about what the white-man want to name a banana-tree....i already named the tree thousands of years ago,before the oyibo-man learnd how to clean his yansh...soooo...dont pissss me off...first go read a book,and return and confront me,,,,i am tired of throwing around insults.... |
Re: View Of BIAFRA From An EDO Perceptive by Nobody: 6:17pm On Oct 11, 2015 |
xtrorse: I don't seek aboki approval, hell most Esans and Benins don't even relate to most of Edo North because of fundamental cultural differences so how do I love abokis you thick headed dummy. I wasn't even born during the Civil War so I don't have guilty conscience when it comes to that. And your threats are just empty. Chill out and stop saying arrant nonsense. |
Re: View Of BIAFRA From An EDO Perceptive by Nobody: 8:32am On Oct 12, 2015 |
aim5: tsdarkside: It will do you much good if you respect yourselves and channel your energies towards consolidating your OduaArewanistan republic where you're most needed by your masters... Silly rants from confused beings! |
Re: View Of BIAFRA From An EDO Perceptive by monex(m): 9:24pm On Feb 13, 2016 |
sandraokosun: when you talk about Edo liberalism and diversity and then you say Edo dont want Biafra, you contradict yourself. I am Edo and I dont want Biafra but trust me when I say i know Esans who prefer to align with Igbos and biafra than yorubas. Edo is so diverse that within the same LGA you could have yoruba speaking and igbo speaking indigenes. |
Re: View Of BIAFRA From An EDO Perceptive by Dedetwo(m): 9:39pm On Feb 13, 2016 |
Except Igbneke people, Edo state can never be included in the minor agenda of Ndiigbo in pursuit of self determination. Any groups of people that labeled themselves neutral are inherent dumbass fence sitters. They are usual of no good. It is a waste of Internet bandwidth and useless way to attract public attention for groups of people to announce any form of separation from a certain group that does not remotely regard them as a member. There are certain groups of people in Nigeria I personally regarded as pigs. |
Re: View Of BIAFRA From An EDO Perceptive by Dedetwo(m): 9:42pm On Feb 13, 2016 |
Enahi: Honestly, there are certain characters in Nigeria I shall never regard as compatriots. This single philosophy tends to spur the urge for disintegration of the cesspit called Nigeria. |
Re: View Of BIAFRA From An EDO Perceptive by Deadlytruth(m): 9:11pm On Mar 24, 2016 |
I have gone through this thread and would just chip in the following as someone from the former Midwestern Region which was largely peopled by Edo and Edoid tribes. 1. Edo people's coming out today to warn against being included in the Biafra plan is not out of playing "notice me" or meddlesomeness in Igbo/Biafra business as some Igbos seem to suggest here. It is rather a forewarning they find necessary and justified given how Biafran soldiers invaded Benin City, Warri and many other Midwestern towns even though the Midwesterners declared themselves neutral. As long as Biafrans once invaded Edo lands suddenly in 1967 without due consultation, then the Edo and Edoid peoples' fear of a possible repeat of history is justified and by extension also justifies their fore warnings against Biafrans in the face of the current re-surfacing of Biafra agitations. Moreover Biafran soldiers invaded them when they declared they were neutral. They obviously don't want to repeat the mistake of neutral posturing hence their attempt to take a clear and unequivocal stand ahead now and make it known. Once beaten twice shy 2. The attempt to declassify Edo as a SS state based on some spurious logic such as its upper and lower boundary latitudes is at best funny. Firstly the average Bendelite cherishes the Bendelian classification more than the SS classification because of the fact that each ethnic nationality of Bendel voted with their freewill to be part of it in 1963 making Bendel the only legally created constituency in the history of Nigeria unlike every other region or state in Nigeria. The role of free will and the peoples' consent in the creation of Bendel still manifests till today among Bendelites in the form of deep love, mutual trust, mutual respect that transcends religious plurality and as well overshadows the current political party differences between Edo and Delta States. This obviously is the love and brotherhood Ifeanyi Okowa manifested a refusal to path ways with by declaring that Anioma can't be in Biafra and based his reason more on Aniomas being in Bendel than being in the South-South. This love is further boosted by the fact that the first memorandum demanding for a split of Bendel was submitted to the FG by people now in the Edo State part meaning that Edo State people were not after the crude oil of the Delta State parts as Edo has abundant gas deposits and a myriad of solid minerals which are not found in Delta. Moreover whenever Edo people propose a future republic for themselves ahead of the possible disintegration of Nigeria they don't ever suggest the inclusion of Delta State in it..... a clear indication that Edo is not after Delta's oil but is confident in its fertile lands, gas deposits, solid minerals, etc as economic base for their future republic. It is even common to hear a Delta person dream of Bendel Republic that will include Edo and Delta states, meaning that they feel free with Edo state as Edo has never tried to forcefully pull Delta State into its envisaged Edo Republic. In fact Edo is wary of Delta's militancy. This should serve as a lesson to Biafra agitators that people freely identify with you more when you don't try to force them. 3. The SS classification is a recent trend aimed uniting all the southern minorities as much as possible in order to free them from WAZOBIA domination and sub identity. It is not about these minorities' states' proximity to the North or West, or the presence/absence in them of riverine culture or any of those purely geographical parameters used by Igbos here to declassify Edo as a state of the SS which though Edo and Delta States still view as an attempt to undermine and undo their much cherished Bendelian classification. If Ogoja state had become a reality would its location on the extreme northern fringe of the SS make it a Northern state? If the boundaries of Enugu state were to be adjusted so as to carve into Enugu all the Igbos villages currently in Benue state as Igbos are currently demanding, then that readjusted Enugu State will obviously extend more Northwards than the Northernmost part of Edo State, and the Southernmost parts of Enugu will still remain less Southern than the Southernmost parts of Edo. Will that automatically make Enugu a Northern state? On the arguement of Edo being in the Southwest and Delta being in the SS as proposed by Igbos here, I don't get the basis because being geographically western means being located more to the West longitude wise. But Edo is perfectly vertically resting on top of Delta thus they are exactly on the same range of longitudes. Neither tilts to the West more than the other. So how is Edo to the West and Delta to the East? The regions of Nigeria are geopolitical and not Geographical. Only an half educated folk will use these two terms interchangeably. And that's why half-baked education is more dangerous than outright illiteracy. Kogi has an arm that extends deep into the South hence the current oil well/boundary disagreements between Kogi and Anambra. Does that make Kogi a Southern of even SEastern State? Whoever therefore wants to smuggle purely geographical criteria into it must first remove Enugu and Ebonyi from SE and place Kogi in the South East before pulling Edo into the North or West. 5. On the use of the assumed level of Muslim population in Edo-North to declassify Edo State as a SS state: I pity the Ignorance of those Igbos involved in it here. They obviously are ignorant of the fact that Edo State by virtue of its location, specifically the Etsako axis, was the corridor through which the Uthman Dan Fodio era Jihadists attempted an entry into Southern Nigeria in a manner as sudden and as unexpected as that of the Biafran Army in Benin in 1967, and were defeated at Auchi and environs where they met the strength of the Benin Kingdom as Etsako people are also migrants from Old Benin Kingdom. However before their defeat they had expectedly forcefully made converts to their religion. If not for the war prowess of Edo people the Jihadist would have penetrated further South and into the Nri Kingdom of the Igbos and islamise Igbos very easily as Igbos were neither warriors then nor organized into any monarchical system with a standing army to fight off a sudden invasion. Igbos should rather be thankful to Edo people for preventing the islamization of the lower Niger areas which Igbo land is part of. No tribe would be in Edo North's location without conceding a loss of its population to Islam at the invasion of a mighty Jihadist force. However there are three major ethnic divisions in Edo North namely; Akoko-Edo, Etsako and Owan. It is only in Etsako, in Auchi to be specific, that there is a relatively high percentage of Muslims (40%)due to what I have already explained, though Christian evangelism keeps reducing the Muslim population daily. In fact there are prsently more churches than mosques in Auchi. On the other hand Akoko-Edo and Owan are each 96% Christian and the populations of Akoko-Edos and Owans put together is well higher than that of Etsakos alone. So the religious mapping Igbos are bringing in has failed woefully. Only Ingrate tribes will mock Edo for a the vestiges of a war it fought to protect and defend the liberty of they themselves. Don't forget that Edo State however still cherishes the Bendelian classification more than the SS nomenclature. Thank you. |
Re: View Of BIAFRA From An EDO Perceptive by Duru1(m): 9:49pm On Mar 24, 2016 |
sandraokosun: The above flippant Edo perspective of Biafra is as good as your worthless brain. Besides Igbnake, any other part of Edo State can be sold off to Oduduwa Republic or Islamic Caliphate of Arewa. The dumbass crude oil does not factor into the strategic thoughts of self governance of Nidigbo and its allies. Crude oil has done a great disservice to the cesspit called Nigeria yet a ninny such as you cannot discern it. Who wants a dingbat as compatriot? |
Re: View Of BIAFRA From An EDO Perceptive by Nobody: 6:12am On Jan 02, 2019 |
Wow just saw this thread, I think the op should have only spoken for Edoid community not the whole of south south |
Re: View Of BIAFRA From An EDO Perceptive by Nobody: 6:13am On Jan 02, 2019 |
Trut:no sane Edo blood would want to go with igbos in their Biafra nonsense |
Re: View Of BIAFRA From An EDO Perceptive by Nobody: 6:14am On Jan 02, 2019 |
stanech:low IQ people, because Britain have many English speaking country doesn't mean they will claim it. Igbos should go with their 5 landlock nonsense |
Re: View Of BIAFRA From An EDO Perceptive by Nobody: 6:15am On Jan 02, 2019 |
pazienza:yeah 5 landlock state |
Re: View Of BIAFRA From An EDO Perceptive by Nobody: 6:17am On Jan 02, 2019 |
pazienza:just like there are many ethnicity in south East, Edo state is just part of Benin Kanu asslicker 1 Like |
Re: View Of BIAFRA From An EDO Perceptive by pazienza(m): 9:52am On Jan 02, 2019 |
Donmedra: Edo is landlocked. Gelegele belongs to Ijaws. 1 Like |
Re: View Of BIAFRA From An EDO Perceptive by Deadlytruth(m): 10:15am On Jan 02, 2019 |
pazienza: The Gelegele issue has been decided by the Supreme Court and Binis won with unassailable evidence so much that even Ijaws no longer formally contend it. Biafra is rather the only landlocked entity in the South, and so shall it remain. 3 Likes |
Re: View Of BIAFRA From An EDO Perceptive by pazienza(m): 10:50am On Jan 02, 2019 |
Deadlytruth: Supreme Court of Nigeria whose powers will come to end the moment Nigeria expires and Ijaws get their own independent nation. Gelegele remains Ijawland. They have a monarchy fully installed there. Meanwhile, can I see a copy of this Supreme Court ruling on Gelegele, cos I belong to a pan Ijaw facebook group, and the feeling there is that Ijaw will not leave any iota of its territories in Edo, including Gelegele, to Binis. 2 Likes |
Re: View Of BIAFRA From An EDO Perceptive by pazienza(m): 10:53am On Jan 02, 2019 |
On the land locked issue, the same access to Atlantic that owning Gelegele will grant to Edo state, is the same access to the Atlantic, the Cross River at Afikpo Ebonyi and Imo river at Obuaku Ndoki Abia State grants SE. If SE is landlocked because it has no direct sea coast or access, except via Rivers that empty directly into the Atlantic, then Edo state even if the Ijaws leave Gelegele for you(Which they will never do) will also be landlocked because it's only via River that runs through Delta state territory, that you have access to Atlantic, via Gelegele (A disputed Ijaw territory). 2 Likes |
Re: View Of BIAFRA From An EDO Perceptive by pazienza(m): 11:08am On Jan 02, 2019 |
Donmedra: Yes, we have Igala, Kele and Idomas in SE. But unlike Bini, we don't claim their lands, neither do we try to stop them from coronating their traditional rulers in imperialistic bid to subjugate them under our own traditional rulers, like Binis have shamelessly done to Olodiama Kingdom of Ijaw in Edo state. In Anambra radio station, News are broadcasted in Igbo and Igala. We don't try to claim their lands simply because we are in same state with them, by claiming that they are settlers in their indigenous lands. Bini has always been imperialists. Your gimmicks in Gelegele against the minority Ijaws there, are not surprising. 2 Likes |
Re: View Of BIAFRA From An EDO Perceptive by pazienza(m): 11:19am On Jan 02, 2019 |
Donmedra: You are the one who who should check your IQ. The British were colonists who invaded, subjugated and ruled over the indigenous people of places outside Britain where English is the lingua franca today, including Nigeria. Even so, many of these English countries still have their own Indigenous languages which are totally unrelated or mutually intelligible with English Language. On the other hand. Ndiigbo never invaded or ruled over communities outside SE where IGBO language is the indigenous language today . Ndiigbo unlike the British are no empire builders. Furthermore, communities outside SE where Igbo language is spoken, have no other indigenous language, except their own versions of Igbo dialect, which they have been speaking since their existence. 4 Likes |
Re: View Of BIAFRA From An EDO Perceptive by IamAtikulate: 12:42pm On Jan 02, 2019 |
I don't understand this kind delusion. The Biafran struggle has never included Edo or any of the yoruboid ethnic groups in the SS. So Edo should stop disgracing themselves because we don't even care if they exist or not. During the war when Ojukwu liberated them from the Federal forces, he allowed them to declare their Benin Republic and they couldn't even hold it for 24 hours. If we had ulterior motives, Ojukwu would have subjugated it and deploy his soldiers there and use Edo as the base to launch offensive to Lagos thereby shielding our homeland. Before the war started, Ojukwu Generals advised him to extend the Northern borders to Benue and use that land to launch offensive to the North thereby protecting Enugu which shares borders with the enemies. Ojukwu again refused. So Edo should learn to stick to their business. We don't want them. We will only have problem with them when they lay claim to any Igbo land. As for Gele Gele, I dey laugh them because the Ijaws I know also laughing at them to finish the sea port. Ijaws installed their King and the Oba gave them ultimatum and till date, Ijaws still have their king. Niger Delta Republic will reclaim Gele Gele at the right time. 1 Like |
Re: View Of BIAFRA From An EDO Perceptive by Xander85: 1:49pm On Jan 02, 2019 |
Deadlytruth: Leaving the Igbo component of Biafra aside...and whether Igboland is 'landlocked' or not, how can you say with any degree of certainty that Biafra is 'landlocked' when you don't know the ethnicities it will comprise of? Assuming Biafra is made up of just Ndigbo, how can it be 'landlocked' when it has access to the sea via Obuaku? Or you think if Biafra (Igbo only) comes into being, that the likes of Akwa/Cross and Ijaws would still want to share the same country with you primitive and hateful lot? Of course you don't, and this is why you don't even want to entertain the possibility of holding a referendum b'cos you have a strong inkling what the outcome would be! 1 Like |
Re: View Of BIAFRA From An EDO Perceptive by Nobody: 8:19pm On Jan 02, 2019 |
pazienza:and the Ijaws are under us, we'll continue ruling them till Jesus come. It's now Benin port not gelegele |
Re: View Of BIAFRA From An EDO Perceptive by pazienza(m): 8:57pm On Jan 02, 2019 |
Donmedra: Well, Gelegele has no coastline on the Atlantic. Even if you steal Gelegele from Ijaws, you will still be landlocked ( going by your criteria of judging the SE as landlocked), seeing as Gelegele is only connected to the Atlantic by the Bini River, which flow through Ilaje/Itsekiri territories, before making it's way to the Atlantic. If the Itsekiri/Ilaje refuse you passage through the water bodies passing through their lands, you will still remain landlocked. 3 Likes |
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