(1) The anger of Igbos both at home & in diaspora is already spiking & would most likely remain so until there is total restructuring or break up of Nigeria, @ the same time, the Hausa/fulani/kanuri are totally averse to it which means there is a deadlock, with no side willing to shift ground. (2) The massive Igbo investment in the North will continue to remain a blackmail tool in the hands of the abo.kis, & they will always threaten to kill, loot & destroy such Igbo investments whenever they are aggrieved. (3) With todays technology, Igbos dont need to biuld factories, plazas, or even big residential homes or hotels in the North, we can biuld those in Enugu, Aba, Onitsha, Asaba, Owerri or Abakiliki while we open small outposts in the north to cater for them. (4) The envy & jealousy against us in the north will get worse as time goes on & with over 10 million almajiris roaming the north, it only takes a mischievous abo.ki money to instigate crises.

(5) Even if we number in our millions there in the north, we still stands no chance in the event of an all out fight, even in the so called sabon garis because there brothers dominate the army, and we have heard stories of how soldiers came searched peoples homes in the Middle Belt & Southern Kaduna, and equally seizing their arms prior to fulani invasion, thereby leaving them at the mercy of their assailants, so how are we sure that such will not happen to our brethren in the north, even if they are "prepared" for any eventuality. (6) We may suffer monumental losses now, but we will be better off in the long, with our life and limbs intact, but the economy of the north will definitly take a hit. Already, foriegn investors have disserted the region since boko haram came on board, leaving only Igbos as the only remaining economic pillars. Their IGR, ease of doing business & general outlook will nosedive.

Them no gree hear word igbo man dey stubborn

BORNTOSUCKPUSSY:
Them no gree hear word igbo man dey stubborn

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