EUROBOMBER:

You're an ediot; I overestimated you.
Do you know why I called you?

IlekeHD:


[s]The truth is often hard to swallow.

Judging by your previous anti-Biafra movement and your premonition that this would turn violent, I'm guessing you need a support system? You're the ediot.

We all know this was going to turn violent. I've never seen a protest in any climate that doesn't turn violent.....in the US, in the UK etc.

Unfortunately for many of your brothers that are still caught in the emotional sentiments of Biafra, by the time they realize that this isn't the way to go, IPOB will be tagged another violent/boko haramic group in Nigeria.

I support the agitation for Biafra, because Lawd knows we Nigerians/Yorubas are sick of such bad bedfellows, but this isn't the way to go about it.

Even if Nnamdi wanted to stop it now, it's too late. Thing is, the North is not ready to release ND oil. The way this country is structured, everything will favor them, unless the South unites (which I don't see in the future). So guess what? Welcome to another boko haram movement[/s].

Asolab:
Very funny to c u struggling for a millinieum dream,mind u Ojukwu was born a nigerian led biafra movement for 30month,later died as a Nigerian case closed

redsproperty:
when una go reach lagos

EUROBOMBER:

You're an ediot; I overestimated you.
Do you know why I called you?

naijapips02:


dimwit, i'm not yoruba.

FREEDOM4BIAFRA:


Please give us another challenge.

You said we are illiterates, are we? Do you write better than I do?

Biafra marches on.

We are not hired, we are not paid, we are broke, but we are resolute!

Market women threw edibles at us, men bought us water and drinks, we March on.

Awoofawo:
Won bi won da lati try nonsense like that, won fe ku ni?! they will not even reach Benin talk more Ore town before talking of Lagos!

lygn19:

let us not be the willing tools, interest and secession are two different things, I wont like our people to be the sacrificial lamb if this thing fails.

brown3:
yes u not a yoruba, but a caward from rusted roof in oshogbo.

IlekeHD:


[[s]b]The truth is often hard to swallow..[/b]

Judging by your previous anti-Biafra movement and your premonition that this would turn violent, I'm guessing you need a support system? You're the ediot.

We all know this was going to turn violent. I've never seen a protest in any climate that doesn't turn violent.....in the US, in the UK etc.

Unfortunately for many of your brothers that are still caught in the emotional sentiments of Biafra, by the time they realize that this isn't the way to go, IPOB will be tagged another violent/boko haramic group in Nigeria.

I support the agitation for Biafra, because Lawd knows we Nigerians/Yorubas are sick of such bad bedfellows, but this isn't the way to go about it.

Even if Nnamdi wanted to stop it now, it's too late. Thing is, the North is not ready to release ND oil. The way this country is structured, everything will favor them, unless the South unites (which I don't see in the future). So guess what? Welcome to another boko haram movement.[/s]

IlekeHD:


The truth is often hard to swallow..

Judging by your previous anti-Biafra movement and your premonition that this would turn violent, I'm guessing you need a support system? You're the ediot.

We all know this was going to turn violent. I've never seen a protest in any climate that doesn't turn violent.....in the US, in the UK etc.

Unfortunately for many of your brothers that are still caught in the emotional sentiments of Biafra, by the time they realize that this isn't the way to go, IPOB will be tagged another violent/boko haramic group in Nigeria.

I support the agitation for Biafra, because Lawd knows we Nigerians/Yorubas are sick of such bad bedfellows, but this isn't the way to go about it.

Even if Nnamdi wanted to stop it now, it's too late. Thing is, the North is not ready to release ND oil. The way this country is structured, everything will favor them, unless the South unites (which I don't see in the future). So guess what? Welcome to another boko haram movement.

Awoofawo:
It would be easier for camel to pass through needle eye than for some folks to stop bragging and chest beating! I challenge to them to take up arms and confront the security and let see, if their live will remain the same!

naijapips02:


ezi ohia. Easy escape for coward biafran....yoruba.

eleko1:
@ Freedom4biafra.pls stop misleading the youth to anarchy. War isn't a child play.I'm so sure pipu I see in the picture and u too will bolt/run @the sound of exhaust pipe .Let join hand together and support the FG.May Chukwudi Okere bless una

brown3:
we know u and ur people re caward gambari slave

FreeGlobe:

cry me a river Ilekeh. you people think we are Yorubas that are afraid of fulani. we always walk the talk. Why are Yorubas anti biafra? Are you afraid to stay alone or with your fulani masters?

londongal03:
I'm a Useless son of a rapist!

naijapips02:


whether you deny it or not, doesn't change my nativity one bit. This is not the time for biafra.

unclejb2:
do not allow ur imbecility to be a public glare. IPOB is not violent and Biafra is no war zone

brown3:
tipical of a lazy caward yoruba man, always wishing bad luck to those who work hard to better their future.

IlekeHD:


Judging by your previous anti-Biafra movement and your premonition that this would turn violent, I'm guessing you need a support system? You're the ediot.

We all know this was going to turn violent. I've never seen a protest in any climate that doesn't turn violent.....in the US, in the UK etc.

Unfortunately for many of your brothers that are still caught in the emotional sentiments of Biafra, by the time they realize that this isn't the way to go, IPOB will be tagged another violent/boko haramic group in Nigeria.

I support the agitation for Biafra, because Lawd knows we Nigerians/Yorubas are sick of such bad bedfellows, but this isn't the way to go about it.

Even if Nnamdi wanted to stop it now, it's too late. Thing is, the North is not ready to release ND oil. The way this country is structured, everything will favor them, unless the South unites (which I don't see in the future). So guess what? Welcome to another boko haram movement.

FreeGlobe:

typical from Nigerian cowards.

naijapips02:


whether you deny it or not, doesn't change my nativity one bit. This is not the time for biafra.

VonBismark:
So there is a particular time set aside for biafra

naijapips02:


the igbos are not ready for Biafra now.

VonBismark:
how is it that they are not ready pls enlighten me

naijapips02:


I'm done here. I'm Nkapi