wisebenmorr:



u guys need to wake up
no unity among ibos
ur agitation won't work
talk to ur thifv brodas in politricks
u guys don't need wat u are asking for
**well, I phity Ebonyi state sha, in case una succeed***
Afonjas cannibalist will not like dis comment. I phity IFOB and MASSUB

evilapc:

Wetin concerns you, why can't you go and defend enugu for them since you are so pained? If kill fulanis now, you would be the first to scream and curse..you people are devilishly diabolical

XaintJoel20:
The federal government should let these people go if they are no longer comfortable with being part of the entity called Nigeria. A simple referendum will spare Nigeria the impeding bloodshed.

DateMynd44:
iranu abasha....
Bawo lara?
Oponu jatijati
quote me again make thunder scatter you.
Flatheaded ipok criminal

AshiwajuFoward:
@sarrki, Yorubamafia: You two are part of the problem of Yorubas in general and on this forum in particluar. What is your problem for goodness sake?? Why are you poking your nose in their affairs? Let them be please. You have absolutely NO RIGHT to tell them what is best for them as a people. They say they are tired of Nigeria, in the spirit of fairness you should be encouraging them to apply every legal means to achieve their desires, including moving back en masse to the SE. They've been agitating since the '60s and have remained consistent, yet your likes would rather drag the rest of us Yorubas in the mud by making it seem as though your existence depends on their continued stay in this unworkable union. If it's because you have a yeee.b.o girlfriend like FFK that is making you lose your senses, come off it abeg, it's becoming embarrassing.

Yorubamafia:
The Igbo's need to realize that unity is the key to obtaining development. America instead of breaking up decided to Unite and form a powerful and developed country. Nigeria is the next big power to emerge from Africa. We need all regions of the country to contribute it's qouta to hasten development. The British Empire merged us because of the diversity and potentials we have which shows we have a promising future. Biafra is not what the Igbo's should demand but presidency so they can have a sense of inclusion in the Nigerian project

amc:


On one hand you are telling someone else that they have absolutely NO RIGHT to tell them others what is best for them as a people, and on the other hand you are trying to convince other Yoruubas to follow your line of thought that one Nigeria is retarding the Yoruba nation. Maybe you should say it is retarding you as a person, definitely not other Yorubas who sill believe in one Nigeria.

ceda99:
This is a joke

back2sender:


NEWS FLASH

Dear Alaibo,

This is comrade emma wikedful , my people from indo-fuckin-nesia republic of Biafra all ibos both at home and diaspora should take note of the Following
1.All men and women should sit at home
2.All Alaibo traders trading in Nigeria and in the diaspora should close thier shops tomorrow, no one should open thier shops
3.Alaibos working in corporate organisations in Nigeria and diaspora should not go to work tomorrow.
4.Alaibo students both in Nigeria and diaspora should not go to school tomorrow.
5.Alaibos in government both at the executive and legislative should sit in thier house.

This directive takes place from 12am Friday 23 September 2016.

Any Alaibo that disobey this directive is a bastard, A fulani, afonjas.

Signed on behalf of emma wikedful

Eze ndigbo gburugburu of indo-fuckin-nesia republic of ugandan.

dadabashua1:
this is the first time am commenting about biafra... first of all am Yoruba... so permit me to interfere in your issues because I don't normally do that.. am sorry for those that might feel offended by me interfering in the issue... I support them to have their biafra... so long their agitation does not pose a threat to anyone... my only little worry is about our igbo brothers most especially those in the SW... some have never been to the east before... their whole life... their life belonging and everything is in the west.. my question is what efforts are the biafra making towards helping them to settle in the SE.. because my fellow igbo brothers should not only think about those in the east what of the millions in the SW.. pls don't quote me wrong am not a tribal bigot I just share the concern of a friend that says SW have being his home all his life.. good and matured response is welcome... thanks for your understanding.. cheers guys one love.

HARDBOI:


Well i like ur comment it shows not not all yoruba pple ate against this as we presume.
But let me ask u this.
Are there no nigerians doing business in USA?
Are there no nigerians doing businrss in china?
Are there no nigerians doing business in ghana?
Biafra doesnt stop them from doing their business in yorubaland or where ever they are.
Even other pple can come to biafra and run there business if they want to.
Why are u sounding like u dont kno all these?

sarrki:
Yeye people

Criminals

Tyrant

Instead of them to go and defend there land in enugu

Invaded by fulaniHERDSman

They are behaving like barbarian

HARDBOI:


Well i like ur comment it shows not not all yoruba pple ate against this as we presume.
But let me ask u this.
Are there no nigerians doing business in USA?
Are there no nigerians doing businrss in china?
Are there no nigerians doing business in ghana?
Biafra doesnt stop them from doing their business in yorubaland or where ever they are.
Even other pple can come to biafra and run there business if they want to.
Why are u sounding like u dont kno all these?

willibounce1:


LMAO....ika ni e

HARDBOI:


Well i like ur comment it shows not not all yoruba pple ate against this as we presume.
But let me ask u this.
Are there no nigerians doing business in USA?
Are there no nigerians doing businrss in china?
Are there no nigerians doing business in ghana?
Biafra doesnt stop them from doing their business in yorubaland or where ever they are.
Even other pple can come to biafra and run there business if they want to.
Why are u sounding like u dont kno all these?

Yorubamafia:
The Igbo's need to realize that unity is the key to obtaining development. America instead of breaking up decided to Unite and form a powerful and developed country. Nigeria is the next big power to emerge from Africa. We need all regions of the country to contribute it's qouta to hasten development. The British Empire merged us because of the diversity and potentials we have which shows we have a promising future. Biafra is not what the Igbo's should demand but presidency so they can have a sense of inclusion in the Nigerian project

moufan:
[s]waste of time and energy, it would definitely not work as our brothers from the east don't joke with their businesses[/s]

AshiwajuFoward:
@sarrki, Yorubamafia: You two are part of the problem of Yorubas in general and on this forum in particluar. What is your problem for goodness sake?? Why are you poking your nose in their affairs? Let them be please. You have absolutely NO RIGHT to tell them what is best for them as a people. They say they are tired of Nigeria, in the spirit of fairness you should be encouraging them to apply every legal means to achieve their desires, including moving back en masse to the SE. They've been agitating since the '60s and have remained consistent, yet your likes would rather drag the rest of us Yorubas in the mud by making it seem as though your existence depends on their continued stay in this unworkable union. If it's because you have a yeee.b.o girlfriend like FFK that is making you lose your senses, come off it abeg, it's becoming embarrassing.

Yorubamafia:
The Igbo's need to realize that unity is the key to obtaining development. America instead of breaking up decided to Unite and form a powerful and developed country. Nigeria is the next big power to emerge from Africa. We need all regions of the country to contribute it's qouta to hasten development. The British Empire merged us because of the diversity and potentials we have which shows we have a promising future. Biafra is not what the Igbo's should demand but presidency so they can have a sense of inclusion in the Nigerian project