kamalsal:

Bros u said d truth bt wat will happen to d christains in d north wen d country divids, nah refugee u wan mak we be fr ur side?, cos dis peopl go kill us all.

MrEverest:
You are so naive! The moment Nigeria breaks up, the ports of P.Harcourt, Ibaka, Onitsha, Calabar will be used & Apapa/tin can becomes moribond! Enugu & P.H airports will be used for international flights and not MMAI or NAIA! A lot of universities both government & private will spring up to cater for increased demand etc. Stop being deluded, Lagos & Abuja are what they are because of the ZOO. BREAK UP IS INEVITABLE!!!

holythug:
Nigeria has been a fraud since 1914, Lord Lugard was an a$$hole who saw and merged people with great differences and unwillingness to stay together.

now look at 1914, remove the 1 in front and read the numbers from back to front...

419

Sweetnik22:
So u still never receive sense all this while I pity ur m

ipobarecriminals:
Any power that want to break this country shall be broken.God bless Nig

Adecks01:
We have agreed on one indivisible nation so those calling for breakup are just having nightmare

0b10010011:





You watch too much Nigerian movies!


All you listed can not be achieved in 2 decades. You think your lots will leave Western Universities? You believe it's easy for an international fight or Cargo ship to head straight to a newly exist port or Airport?


You re funny!

theophorus:
...[s]Nigeria will break up, that I know.

I also know that the Southeasterner are Shouting on the street but I don't see them preparing for it. unlike their "ewedu eating neighbors" who are already setting the infrastructures and machinery in place.

SOUTHEAST PEEPS SHOULD KEEP ON INSULTING OTHERS, BUT WHEN IT HAPPENS E GO CLEAR FOR THEIR (SOUTHEAST) EYES.

#I speak as someone in the known.[/s]

helinues:
Okunrounmu should go and sit down somewhere. He was a senator during Osoba's first term. He lost woefully to unknown person cos he didn't perform.

BigBrother9ja:

If we don't celebrate that in your life time, we will after your demise.

gberra:
I will put it in summary; How was the Northern senators were able to lobby for the creation of NEDC but the SE counterpart preoccupied with fat pockets. Olisa Agbakoba advocates for SEDC in his suit, raises the question about the docility & self-greed of their senators. Once more, IPob is Doomed.

Doghari:


Muslim unity beggar, more pains to your skull. Zoogeria will DIVIDE, it you don't mind your business and try to save it. It will crumble on your muslim skull.

gberra:
Why then are you mentioning Awolowo & SW?? ..

Igbos are Mad.

ChimaAdeoye:
Well Biafra Referendum is being fine tuned at the UN with some friendly countries.

After the referendum, i expect yoruba to also call for their own referendum and leave Nigeria. Unless they want to become slaves of the fulani for ever.

successmatters:
What Ojukwu saw early in the morning, Awolowo couldn't see in the afternoon.

What Nnamdi Kanu saw in the evening, some people from the south west are still arguing it till this night!

successmatters:
What Ojukwu saw early in the morning, Awolowo couldn't see in the afternoon.

What Nnamdi Kanu saw in the evening, some people from the south west are still arguing it till this night!

ChimaAdeoye:
Well Biafra Referendum is being fine tuned at the UN with some friendly countries.

After the referendum, i expect yoruba to also call for their own referendum and leave Nigeria. Unless they want to become slaves of the fulani for ever.

BabaAduras:


Like I earlier said, be mindful and be careful of what you ask for.

I mentioned Idi-Araba and Ikoyi so it will bring it your forefront. If it will please you, the same happened in Portharcourt township.My father lost his house in Portharcourt town like many Yorubas and Igbos to the same civil war. When I got a job with NLNG, He took me to the house and warned me never to build properties in Portharcourt.

You do not know the implication of breaking away. You can seat in cosy comfortable room and be talking on social media about breaking away from Nigeria. I am just warning you of the realities of what you are asking for.

I worked 18 years with NLNG but because of my fathers warning, I refused to buy any property in PHC. Many of friends in Shell, Chevron, etc, have sold off their properties in PHC and relocated the families to the west or abroad. What am I telling you, we are better prepared for breakup than you Igbos are.

You can lash out at we Yourubas all you like and all you want. Face reality - Igbos are not ready for break-up. Ask yourself how many rich Yorubas or rich Hausa/Fulanis have heavy investments in the east? Ask the same question of your rich Igbos. And ask how many of your rich and elites Igbo are supporting the Biafran aspiration.

Face reality.

BigBrother9ja:
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Foọ́l
Na ur papa be muslim abi?

bantudra:


then you are ready for war like sudan??

Dude, you must imagine anyone is not prepared for the typical Fulani behavior?
Bring it on.

Your ex-Generals both dead and alive know why they dreaded Biafran army. They know without the UK unrestrained arms shipment, they were no match for Biafrans. Every effort must be made to explain why Biafran had no choice but to take up arms since all peaceful means had been rejected by Fulanis.

In case you haven't figured it out already, the effort right now is not to repeat the same mistakes of 1967. That is why nobody will declare Biafra prematurely until the time is ripe. To singularly make sure no major country will support the Fulanis with unrestrained arms shipment. Not to mention that many Nigerians are also tired of Fulani tyranny.

Your planners already know that much, that is why they are asking Britain to make pronouncements now. But, it is useless because UK is a democratic country in which the PM will quickly get a vote of no confidence if they dare go against the British people and other major democracies of the world in a war Fulani intransigence provoked. Once you are denied that support, you can buy your arms and we shall buy and make ours. Let us see who will prevail this time.

The train of Nigeria's inevitable breakup has already left the station and it may be a long journey to its destination, but it will surely get to it's destination. You can bet on that.

Igboesika:

Afonja moooozlems won't agree. Do you know what it would cost them to leave their fulani masters up north?. You are free to ask some afonja moozlem on this forum and watch what their response would be. Someone like Thugcheetah, ejanla07,and others.

Nwakaumu:
Mehn,the whole trash you wrote here reeks of quota system education .im ashamed of you,someone who claimed to ve worked for NLNG would vomit this trash just in defense of yoruba slavery to gambaris,no wonder other tribes called yoruba cowards.so you are advising igbo not seek their freedom from this shithole called nigeria because of losing their properties the average yoruba properties are more important than freedom."Give me Liberty or Give me Death"-Patrick Henry,American revolutionary.no wonder they say if Mandela was a yoruba,apatheid would still be in south Africa till now.asx for loss of property if Biafra emerges our properties would be subject of international law.the same way brutai has property in dubai,and some yoruba have house in UK.wake up, we re 21 century not in 1966.even if we lose our properties,we buy them back again in three folds.my uncle lost his propertie in ojuelegba lagos during the war,but you know what? his children has more than 4 buildings in ikeja and surulere plus 6 plots in Mowe ogun state.so stop comparing Igbo with Yoruba;we higher than you people in our outlook of life.I weep for yoruba people who equate freedom with property.no wonder Ilorin has been taken from you by fulanis because of your innate cowardice.you say You are prepared but I don't see any of you people making any sort agitation, rather you re sitting idly by in the corner wating to steal igbo properties.ole, oloshi oloburuku.Fulani Asslickers,what of Sai baba till 2020.yoruba and their slave mentality is so irritating.mtcheeew

stonemasonn:
Mehn I worry about your thinking.

You are even mentioning international law in war times and that your brothers have buildings all over Lagos not the south east. Well there won't even be a war or disintegration so you and your brothers would be spared the anguish.

Nwakaumu:
Mehn,the whole trash you wrote here reeks of quota system education .im ashamed of you,someone who claimed to ve worked for NLNG would vomit this trash just in defense of yoruba slavery to gambaris,no wonder other tribes called yoruba cowards.so you are advising igbo not seek their freedom from this shithole called nigeria because of losing their properties.To the average yoruba properties are more important than freedom."Give me Liberty or Give me Death"-Patrick Henry,American revolutionary wonder they say if Mandela was a yoruba,apartheid would still be in south Africa till now.As for loss of property, if Biafra emerges our properties would be subject of international law.the same way brutai has property in dubai,and some yoruba have house in UK.wake up, we re 21 century not in 1966.even if we lose our properties,we would buy them back again in three folds.my uncle lost his propertie in ojuelegba lagos during the war,but you know what? his children has more than 4 buildings in ikeja and surulere plus 6 plots in Mowe ogun state as at 2011.so stop comparing Igbo with Yoruba;we re higher than you people in our outlook of life.I weep for yoruba people who equate freedom with property wonder Ilorin has been taken from you by fulanis because of your innate cowardice.you said You are prepared, but I don't see any of you people making any sort agitation, rather you re sitting idly by in the corner waiting to steal igbo properties.ole, oloshi oloburuku.Fulani Asslickers,what of Sai baba till 2020.yoruba and their slave mentality is so irritating.mtcheeew

BabaAduras:
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Like I earlier said, you Igbos did not learn anything from the civil war. When there is a break away, it is always "to your tent, o ye Israel". You will be so persecuted that you will have no choice than to pack all you can take along with you and relocate to Biafra. Ask old enough Igbo people that were in Lagos pre civil war.

Maybe you are too young to understand the impact and really of breaking off from Nigeria. I know for a fact that almost the whole properties in the then Idi-Araba in Lagos belonged to Igbos, Ojukwu's father like some other rich Igbo men owned estates in Ikoyi. These properties were never returned to the pre-war owners.

So be careful and be mindful of what you ask for.[/s]