THERE are so many things to be pissed off with about this entity called Nigeria, especially for people of my generation and the generation before us. We have steadily moved from pipe-borne water to borehole water. We have moved from the days of heavily subsidized food in university cafeteria to what; no cafeteria, no light, no security, strike-infested tertiary institutions where nobody graduates on time? We have moved from great public schools to private primary, secondary and universities that charge such fees that encourage parents to steal from their employers, private or public. The power issues and the resultant generator-powered powerless economy need no description. The health sector? I think that one has been relocated to Dubai, Israel, Germany and India. We are all shamelessly having our babies in America, Ireland and Canada so we can save the next generation from the pains of being Nigerians.
In the last few months, the noise of cessation has gotten louder and louder. Two sections of the country want to go. They are tired of this marriage. They have endured and endured and now they have run out of endurance. They just want out of this union. Can’t blame them, can you? When the touch and smell of your husband makes you want to throw up, all you want to do is go somewhere else, be with someone else. All you can see is the greener pasture on the other side.
Meanwhile, let’s all join this conversation. If any part decides to go, what are the changes it should expect? What are the realities of a new sovereign state? Send in your bit and let’s make it light-hearted.

We should expect nothing. The present Nigeria is so complex that secession isn't the solution. We are polarized along religion and ethnic line.

Biafra will have to tolerate or cut the Niger-deltans off. They are called the Igweocha, in fact, some blamed the failed attempt by Ojukwu on them: the sabotuers.

Boko-Haram country is equally a joke because you can't force the people of Benue, Kaduna, Jos, Taraba, and part of Niger to become Muslims. We shouldn't forget that the main aim of the northerners is to create an Islamic Caliphate which is not achievable.

Oduduwa nation is, forget it. The yorubas are in-between. We are not even agitating because there is no reason for it.

God bless Nigeria

I don't see Nigeria disintegrating, the ties that bind us is so strong

if Nigeria divides each sovereign states will have practically little or nothing and one thing is sure
1,each subdivision will have a huge humanitarian crisis because of greed,corruption and serious volatile power fights
2,each subdivision will suffer immediately two digit inflation excluding the pressure on their exchange rates(I.e inflation in excess of 15%)
3,each subdivision will fast and pray very well because drug lords,arm traders will dump their products with ease.
4,if Ebola or meningitis outbreak should occur at least 2000000 I. each zone dead
and on and on!