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Re: Is The Southwest Planning A Break Away? by disumusa: 6:27pm On Feb 19, 2017 |
MyGeneration:rejected tribe called Igbo Yoruba's are not interested in any of your doing either good nor bad because it is difficult to identify slaves OSU ,wawa ,ofu almost 40pc of iboo 2 Likes |
Re: Is The Southwest Planning A Break Away? by midolstudent(m): 6:31pm On Feb 19, 2017 |
babyfaceafrica:babyrudeen my Yoruba Muslim brother d comments wey I read for dis thread really enter my spine no b small Abeg Join me and cry... which kain everyday embarrassment b dis naw?
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Re: Is The Southwest Planning A Break Away? by MyGeneration(m): 6:32pm On Feb 19, 2017 |
Sm jobless cowards are trying to tempt me into starting an e war they know they can never win. I ve passed ur level. |
Re: Is The Southwest Planning A Break Away? by Nobody: 7:58pm On Feb 19, 2017 |
Any foreigner reading Nairalanders' comments might actually believe there's a real cold war between the Igbos and the Yorubas. But nothing can be further from the truth. In everyday life both groups deal with each other with respect and decorum. Blimey they even toast and marry each other! Why on earth then are you at each others' throat online thou web-warriors? Now to the main issue, I personally think every group of human beings reserves the right to self-determination. And to stand against that inalienable right is a crime in itself. We have seen this demonstrated with Brexit and with Scotland-UK situation. The main difference between us and them is mostly about the manner of approach. The approach by Biafra was wrong from the start. You don't enlist force and threat in negotiation, when you do so you bring the worst out of your negotiating partner (i.e. Nigeria). Consider the approach employed in Britain. Without a single-shot fired, without anyone threatened the fate of Scotland was decided. Shops didn't even have to close in fear of breakout violence. Biafra then, Biafra now did not get it right. Before you pick up arms to fight your way through you'd better be certain you have the better firepower. This brings me to the popular branding of Southwesterners as cowards. I disagree with that description. Otherwise we would employ the same words and worse ones to qualify the Scots, first for allowing their fate to be settled by popular vote, and secondly for allowing the outcome of such vote to determine their fate. Permanently. At least until popular opinion swings in favour of a UK exit. Toeing the path of peace and of civility is not cowardice; instead it is good sense, and it is the best form of approach. Compare this with the agitation for Biafra: it is definitely not all Southeasterners who are in favour of a Nigeria exit. How then do you tag the Igbos who do not support an exit? Do they have right to their choice, or should we tag them cowards and sellouts just because they do not agree with us?... Until a general vote is conducted in the Southeast, the clamour for Biafra will be no more than the agitation of a few minority. I imagine if the Southwesterners are going to be interested in a Nigeria exit, their first approach will be to allow a regional referendum, a regional vote, to settle it for them. If such vote were ever called, I am 100% certain that most Southwesterners will vote "No", mostly because breaking away would not solve the problem of marginalization. Instead it would merely rebrand the problem. Marginalization would wear a new garb, and the Ijeshas, the Ekitis, etc would want to understand why the Oyos or the Ijebus are the only ones in power... In summary, secession would solve no problem, it would merely re-dress (as in repackage) the problem. And, a better way to breaking away is to first look inward into your region to determine how popular that clamour is. A simple regional referendum would solve this. Let the regional governors champion this: and if at the end of the day the Nigeria-exit clamour of Biafra gathers sufficient vote, no force in the country can solve them. This however does not in any way excuse the cancer that regional marginalization is. If we are one Nigeria then every region should have equal take and stake in our commonwealth. 1 Like |
Re: Is The Southwest Planning A Break Away? by IPOB123london: 9:11pm On Feb 19, 2017 |
Any foreigner reading Nairalanders' comments might actually believe there's a real cold war between the Igbos and the Yorubas. But nothing can be further from the truth. In everyday life both groups deal with each other with respect and decorum. Blimey they even toast and marry each other! really? black african just dnt know when to stop people of the world plz follow me to say HAHA HA |
Re: Is The Southwest Planning A Break Away? by Nobody: 11:20pm On Feb 19, 2017 |
IPOB123london: Easy chairman. That's a typo. |
Re: Is The Southwest Planning A Break Away? by maynation(f): 2:51am On Feb 20, 2017 |
midolstudent: That's true dear. We can't break away, because the flat heads and their heavily eroded lands wouldn't have anywhere else to live their parasitic lives. They will have to pass through rigorous stress and pay heavily to enter our Lagos. Plz my fellow Yoruba Muslim, let's stay with one Nigeria, we won't like to foolishly loose over 3 million souls like some ne'ver-do-well did. 3 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Is The Southwest Planning A Break Away? by ehinmowo: 4:50am On Feb 20, 2017 |
I think is foolish of someone to be calling another coward. I dnt jst understand how pple define bravery. Bt I think bravery is knowing wen 2 act in order to get result. It is one thing 2 form seccessionist grps and make noise across d globe, it is another thing 2 get results-and result is nt in how loud ur voice is. In other news, D stance of d west as of now is very clear concerning d unity of d nation. If there is need for seccession by d Westerners, it wud hv been 70% achieved b4 u hear it on paper. Finally, when you call someone a name, it will be nice 2 check urself. I blved wen d unfortunate war started, our progenitors, d likes of Adekunle and Obasanjo were on d field trashing ur progenitors' ass. While d real coward who pushed d east into war remained in a hole throughout d war speaking British acquired slangs. He finally proved his cowardice by fleeing after millions hv died. now if u dnt see dt as coward, den I think ur brains are filled with fufu. 2 Likes |
Re: Is The Southwest Planning A Break Away? by orisa37: 5:55am On Feb 20, 2017 |
You can't blame anyone for using his own hands to support his Testicles in his Privacy. It's grasping firmly this Time ODUDUWA DYNASTIES AND HERITAGE!!! |
Re: Is The Southwest Planning A Break Away? by Eledan: 5:57am On Feb 20, 2017 |
MyGeneration: Aside the noise you've been disturbing Nigerians with on the internet, losing a couple of jobless idiots at rallies and the caging of the albino goat for over one year now, tell me one positive result you've achieved with all your bravery If I ask you to define the two words bravery and cowardice now, shame will catch you 1 Like |
Re: Is The Southwest Planning A Break Away? by midolstudent(m): 7:32am On Feb 20, 2017 |
maynation:1-0 |
Re: Is The Southwest Planning A Break Away? by maynation(f): 7:33am On Feb 20, 2017 |
midolstudent:shame on you |
Re: Is The Southwest Planning A Break Away? by midolstudent(m): 7:35am On Feb 20, 2017 |
maynation:I will catch u another time |
Re: Is The Southwest Planning A Break Away? by maynation(f): 7:36am On Feb 20, 2017 |
midolstudent:What more can a flat headed woman-beater do? |
Re: Is The Southwest Planning A Break Away? by Huddler: 8:08am On Feb 20, 2017 |
[s][/s]disumusa:[/s] Isn't ''omonile'' literally means bastard in English? Yorubas are the first people in nigeria who practiced and engaged in the olden days slavery. Areonakakanfo Afonja the legendary Yoruba coward sold his brothers and sisters to fulani expansionists. Isn't that slavery? |
Re: Is The Southwest Planning A Break Away? by nku5: 8:35am On Feb 20, 2017 |
bizme: The South West had a genuine plan for secession by the late 1990s. The nullification of the June 12 elections and MKOs death really pissed them off. A crop of strongmen like Abraham Adesanya especially...They were forced to step it down for later because of Obasanjo's presidency. Now SW, though ready to go anytime, just re-assemble their template for self determination whenever strong issues like an Osinbajo situation comes up. Tinubu sef no get mouth for that one 2 Likes |
Re: Is The Southwest Planning A Break Away? by SouthEast001: 9:34am On Feb 20, 2017 |
Eledan:. old man.when will you ever make sense?I know that the pains of being tagged a coward is wrecking havoc in ur life.its actually a fact that you must learn to live with.Yoruba's are cowards as seen in Diya,Awolowo,Adekunle etc.now deal with that
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Re: Is The Southwest Planning A Break Away? by Eledan: 9:36am On Feb 20, 2017 |
SouthEast001: They are cowards because a silly faceless coward like you called them so? The only known coward in Nigeria that the world acknowledge is Ojukwu. Now, you deal with that and stop foaming in the mouth as if you suffer epilepsy |
Re: Is The Southwest Planning A Break Away? by SouthEast001: 9:37am On Feb 20, 2017 |
maynation:. man with pvssy and d1ck.when will you ever make sense.stop posting rubbish all over the place and go and get a job.
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Re: Is The Southwest Planning A Break Away? by maynation(f): 9:41am On Feb 20, 2017 |
SouthEast001: Trying hard to show me what you are good at?? That pic just spoke volume. Educated literate |
Re: Is The Southwest Planning A Break Away? by SouthEast001: 9:42am On Feb 20, 2017 |
Eledan:. Ojukwu is reckoned worldwide as a gallant soldier who fought a war against the rest of the world with a limited resources.same cannot be said with Diya the crying general,Awolowo the suicide yorubastard king and Adekunle the child killer
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Re: Is The Southwest Planning A Break Away? by SouthEast001: 9:46am On Feb 20, 2017 |
maynation:. Nop.I posted that picx to show you the bloody nose am going to give you on this thread if you try anything silly.nonsense
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Re: Is The Southwest Planning A Break Away? by maynation(f): 9:48am On Feb 20, 2017 |
SouthEast001: Lol. Your sense seems to have failed you. Watch your back, fulanis are taking over your lands and wives. Mumu 1 Like |
Re: Is The Southwest Planning A Break Away? by MyGeneration(m): 9:49am On Feb 20, 2017 |
Eledan:You are a mumu... i dont have ur time. But i ve marked the name very soon we shall have our day. Till then flex. |
Re: Is The Southwest Planning A Break Away? by Eledan: 9:50am On Feb 20, 2017 |
SouthEast001: You think like a retardd. no offence. Who in the world see ojukwu in such light but ibos, the world is not just ibos alone. It has been documented that ojukwu ran away when he was about to be caught like a chicken, thus avoiding the fate he subjected others too. He killed many people and when it was his turn to get captured or killed, he ran away like a true coward. Ojuku is the greatest coward the world have seen. Shame on ojukwu, like Gowon rightly said. The greatest ibo man that ever lived is the world greatest coward 2 Likes |
Re: Is The Southwest Planning A Break Away? by Eledan: 9:51am On Feb 20, 2017 |
MyGeneration: All your family members are mumu I know when the heat fires your ass, you will run like Ojuku Biafran coward |
Re: Is The Southwest Planning A Break Away? by MyGeneration(m): 9:55am On Feb 20, 2017 |
Eledan:If all my family members are mumu ur entire generation are already mumu. Its better to run like a coward oJukwu dan to drink rat poison at d nearest sound of gun shot like d father of all cowards awolowo . |
Re: Is The Southwest Planning A Break Away? by maynation(f): 9:58am On Feb 20, 2017 |
SouthEast001:Lolzzz.. Which of the Ojukwus?? The one that was hiding in his bunker why your confused great grand fathers were fighting for no just reason?? The one that fled to Ivory Coast?? Obviously the word 'coward' has another meaning in the region of the eroded land. 3 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Is The Southwest Planning A Break Away? by Eledan: 10:00am On Feb 20, 2017 |
MyGeneration: Thank you for admitting the fact that you are from a lineage where mumu run in the gene. Iboz made up the story of rat poison just to feel good that they have one against the man that made their fathers chewed on grass like cows and fed on lizards. Ojukwu cowardice on the other hand is well documented in libraries all over the world. Go and listen to how Gowon described Ojuku, you will cry Shameless people 1 Like |
Re: Is The Southwest Planning A Break Away? by MyGeneration(m): 10:00am On Feb 20, 2017 |
Eledan for ur info the day Awolowo drank rat poison i was with him. The moment we heard d gun shots i ran and picked my pistol and so did awo, but i was surprised dat as all of us were advancing forward he was advancing towards one rat poison, to me i was like wat is dz guy going to do with rat poison, b4 we knew as we heard kpa kpa, he dived towards it and drank d entire cup. Awolowo is cursed, how would such a man be so cowardly, b4 he died he even told me dat i shud ensure his house has regular supply of rat poison incase any of his descendants want to be A HERO like him too |
Re: Is The Southwest Planning A Break Away? by Eledan: 10:02am On Feb 20, 2017 |
MyGeneration: Awolowo killed your grandfather and grand mother So i can understand your anger There are other awolowo that will still kill others like you when its time |
Re: Is The Southwest Planning A Break Away? by MyGeneration(m): 10:02am On Feb 20, 2017 |
Eledan:I dont need to listen to anybody describe Awolowo cause i was there, i even went to his burial and i spat at his grave, once a coward always a coward. But only mumus that have been cursed with cowardice went ahead to immortalize him, telling the world dat they are cowards and rat poison is their logo. |
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