Guestlander:


What is the historical similarity between the countries you mentioned and Nigeria? You can only compare two things that are similar.
How is the American experience similar to Nigeria and how is the Ethiopian and South African experience similar to ours?

BiafraBushBoy:


I just listed countries who fought fr their independence!!

That they agitated and got their independence makes them uncivilized?

The South west is the reason the country is still together. The northerners (parasites) aren't ready to leave their host (south).

So the Yorubas claiming not to agitate but only observe things, is just an act of Cowardice.

Nigeria is just a place inhabited by various countries!!.... This lead me to my question...

Are the Yorubas happy with Nigeria?

If No, why are they not joining the agitation?

Guestlander:


Nigeria did not fight for independence because we were not involved in armed conflict with the British? By the way, Nigeria today is not ruled by a foreign power. If you want to form your own country then you should start comparing yourself with countries like Eritrea and South Sudan.
India is far more diverse than Nigeria with similar multi ethnic composition, and they are making it work. If Biafrans must secede from Nigeria good luck to them but they must refrain from using blackmail against Yoruba by calling us cowards because we may have a different view.

mazimee:
The West side are just being the cunning creatures they are.
They are waiting for this whole agitations to be a success so they can get away from the contraption.

But as usual, they are not ready to confront the bull by the horn.

tifany89:

Dude plz spare us dat crap of being civilized, u n I know that isn't the issue here. Truth is Yorubas have been benefiting the most from the contraption hence they are reluctant about the division and all. I want to ask you, why all the disparations and insult on Kanu coz I know there is nothing he has said that certain persons haven't said worse, so why the hate?

BiafraBushBoy:


Did you follow the documentary of Mandela to south Africa's freedom?

No need for questions again. The emotions were soaring high... South Africans just wanted someone to be the focal point and they were ready to give up their lives in exchange, just like the Igbo's have been doing!!

When emotions are involved, there isn't much time fr questions.

The only shortcoming is... The region is divided now.

Those who have been established in other perts of the country and don't wana lose investments, and those who are willing to let go of all and see Biafra come tru!!

Right now, the anger is growing down there in the east, and there isn't much time to ask questions again.

I will end with this...

"Treat the surrendering Biafrans well, or their children will raise up arms again" Col Effiong.

What is happening now?

BTW, I am from Delta state and not even Igbo, but my parents fought on the Biafran side; hence the affinity.

dudebuck:
Somebody that doesn't know history is here posting junk. So yoh want to tell me you don't know the difference between India and British India, India is a great country while British India is a fraud just like Nigeria. British India also disintegrated into Pakistan, India, Myanmar (Burma), Bangladesh. Evem right now there is Baluchistan waiting in the side lines, so India can be compared rather to Biafra not Nigeria.

verygudbadguy:

While I agree with you, I think we the Yorubas are just waiting for the best opportunity that guarantees no loss of lives. No sane Yoruba person will see death and sacrifice his head. As the saying goes, He who runs, leaves to fight another day. There has to be a better option than sacrificing lives. It is no act of cowardice but rather that of wisdom. When there is life, there is hope.

I salute the Igbos though. They are fearless and courageous.

Built2last:
Make no mistake about it. The Yorubas want their own country. They just do not know how best to approach it. Hence , the passive sideline comments you get occasionally.

The Yorubas have nothing to loose but their chains.

No sane Yoruba man should attack Igbos for seeking to secede. It's a cry in the heart of many minorities in the middle belt. Igbos have only taken the lead.

myright:
without our bravery, there wouldn't had been many revolts in slave camps during the slave trade. We are fearless before our enemies. We don't fear any man born of a woman. We only fear Chukwu Okike Abiama

Guestlander:


Don't get yourself confused. I didn't mention British india in my post.

BiafraBushBoy:


It is as obvious as pregnancy!!

Fact remains that they disappointed that Nnamdi Kanu didn't lead a national revolution, instead he segmented himself to Igbo's alone

Who in his right senses would include a Yoruba man in any fight? No offence...

But research has shown that you would surely be stabbed when you least expect it!!

I am not being a tribalist, but i speak from experience.

verygudbadguy:


Bros, everything up here makes you a tribalist. Your encounter with few Yorubas mean all Yorubas are the same abi?
So because Chinedu sold a fake belt to me or the Igbo guy that refilled the AC gas but didn't work well mean that all Igbos are fraudster. Hell no. I stay with Igbos in Lagos and I know what i pass through in their hands. I still won't generalize that all Igbos are tribalist.

Alfranco:

You mirrored the voice of countless sane minds across the nations in the country by rebuffing such myopia at generalizing the Yorubas or any other ethnicities based on baseless views.

Guestlander:


Why don't you shut the fc.uk up. What's up with this stupid self glorification? There were too many slave revolts during the slave era, which one exactly was led by ibos?
The fearlessness did not get you Biafra at first attempt. You keep extolling your abilities without anything to show for it. And yes, you feared Benjamin Adekunle, he struck terror in the hearts of ibos.

Warship:



Haiti war of freedom was spearheaded by Igbo slaves

MrRational2:
The National coordinator of the Oodua People’s Congress (OPC) Mr. Gani Adams has said that he would be the last person to condemn Biafra. Speaking recently in an interview with The Sun, he said he can’t ask people not to agitate for Biafrabecause it is their rights. He maintained he was one of the people who supported the release of the leader of Indigenous people of Biafra, Nnamdi Kanu.
“I would be the last person that would ask the Igbo people to stop the agitation for the Republic of Biafra. It is their right for self-determination. Look at the population of the Igbo people now and they are the most vibrant and widely travelled Nigerians.”
“I was one of those that supported the release of the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Nnamdi Kanu. The crackdown on IPOB would not help matters because if they are determined for liberation, you cannot stop them no matter the force you use against them. So, I believe that the only way to resolves all these agitations is to go back to the Republican Constitution of 1963.”
While faulting the federal structure, Gani Adams called for a return to the 1963 constitution so that all states can grow at their pace. He said that we have reached the crossroads in Nigeria owing to heavy borrowing on the part of the Federal Government. He said the present government of Buhari is worse than that of Abacha due to the high level of deceit at the presidency. He lampooned the president for referring to Osinbajo as coordinating vice president when he left for London.
Excerpts;
“It is a new experience in the history of Nigeria. As a matter of fact, I believe that we have reached the crossroads. Few days ago, the Federal Government released a statement that they cannot pay the salaries of civil servants any more unless they borrow money about $7billion.”
“That kind of thing has never happened in the history of this country. Look at the scenario of President Muhammadu Buhari sending a letter to the National Assembly purporting that the Vice President, Yemi Osinbajo that would act for him would be coordinating government affairs in his absence.”
“All these show that we are seeing new developments in Buhari’s government. In the history of this nation, Nigeria has never appointed a retired military officer to be the Comptroller General of the Nigerian Customs. So many things that have never happened before, we have witnessed it within the last two years of Buhari’s administration.”
“Any person that is concerned about the progress of Nigeria should see the situation as worrisome. There is no stability in the economy, there is no consistency in government’s policies and there is so much false information coming from the nation’s seat of power.”
“During the government of the late Head of State, Gen Sani Abacha, a similar scenario played out whereby a lot of falsehood was coming out from the presidency. I believe that this government is even worse than the regime of Abacha in terms of dissemination of information to the public.”
“A situation that Nigerians cannot believe their Information Minister is bad. When the Information Minister says anything now, nobody believes him. It is a very dangerous trend. I think the government should be very careful so that the citizens would not totally lose confidence in the administration.”
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Cc

Lalasticlala
Ishilove
Semid4lyfe
Obinoscopy
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http://mrrationalblog..in/2017/07/i-will-be-last-person-to-condemn-biafra.html

MrRational2:
The National coordinator of the Oodua People’s Congress (OPC) Mr. Gani Adams has said that he would be the last person to condemn Biafra. Speaking recently in an interview with The Sun, he said he can’t ask people not to agitate for Biafrabecause it is their rights. He maintained he was one of the people who supported the release of the leader of Indigenous people of Biafra, Nnamdi Kanu.
“I would be the last person that would ask the Igbo people to stop the agitation for the Republic of Biafra. It is their right for self-determination. Look at the population of the Igbo people now and they are the most vibrant and widely travelled Nigerians.”
“I was one of those that supported the release of the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Nnamdi Kanu. The crackdown on IPOB would not help matters because if they are determined for liberation, you cannot stop them no matter the force you use against them. So, I believe that the only way to resolves all these agitations is to go back to the Republican Constitution of 1963.”
While faulting the federal structure, Gani Adams called for a return to the 1963 constitution so that all states can grow at their pace. He said that we have reached the crossroads in Nigeria owing to heavy borrowing on the part of the Federal Government. He said the present government of Buhari is worse than that of Abacha due to the high level of deceit at the presidency. He lampooned the president for referring to Osinbajo as coordinating vice president when he left for London.
Excerpts;
“It is a new experience in the history of Nigeria. As a matter of fact, I believe that we have reached the crossroads. Few days ago, the Federal Government released a statement that they cannot pay the salaries of civil servants any more unless they borrow money about $7billion.”
“That kind of thing has never happened in the history of this country. Look at the scenario of President Muhammadu Buhari sending a letter to the National Assembly purporting that the Vice President, Yemi Osinbajo that would act for him would be coordinating government affairs in his absence.”
“All these show that we are seeing new developments in Buhari’s government. In the history of this nation, Nigeria has never appointed a retired military officer to be the Comptroller General of the Nigerian Customs. So many things that have never happened before, we have witnessed it within the last two years of Buhari’s administration.”
“Any person that is concerned about the progress of Nigeria should see the situation as worrisome. There is no stability in the economy, there is no consistency in government’s policies and there is so much false information coming from the nation’s seat of power.”
“During the government of the late Head of State, Gen Sani Abacha, a similar scenario played out whereby a lot of falsehood was coming out from the presidency. I believe that this government is even worse than the regime of Abacha in terms of dissemination of information to the public.”
“A situation that Nigerians cannot believe their Information Minister is bad. When the Information Minister says anything now, nobody believes him. It is a very dangerous trend. I think the government should be very careful so that the citizens would not totally lose confidence in the administration.”
.
Cc

Lalasticlala
Ishilove
Semid4lyfe
Obinoscopy
.
http://mrrationalblog..in/2017/07/i-will-be-last-person-to-condemn-biafra.html

Warship:



Which ethnic group do you belong to

Built2last:
Make no mistake about it. The Yorubas want their own country. They just do not know how best to approach it. Hence , the passive sideline comments you get occasionally.

The Yorubas have nothing to loose but their chains.

No sane Yoruba man should attack Igbos for seeking to secede. It's a cry in the heart of many minorities in the middle belt. Igbos have only taken the lead.

verygudbadguy:


Lol. OK, lemme ask. Which spirit do you possess at the moment, that of God or the Devil? Your question will lead us to another angle.

While I was trying to download a TVseries on toxicwap, the spirit of the devil pointed to the porn ads by the side and the spirit of God resisted saying that it is not of God.

nokatakata:


The yorubas should speak louder. They don't have to insult but they need to speak more often and make it known that country is not working and the solution is for everybody to find their level. This style of playing smart and looking at what will happen if their son is not allowed to become president doesn't make sense. The south needs to speak with one voice and let the born to rule understand that if they want one nigeria, they must change their annoying attitude of depending on holding onto government to live a normal life. if one nigeria is not working, let us all go our separate ways. We will always have the problem of tribal and religious sentiments if we continue with Nigeria, but if we all go our separate ways, no boko haram will come to osun or abia to attack you with your own army destroying them totally. No fulani man will carry their cows from borno to oyo or delta state to destroy people's farm without getting dealt with and getting help from their soldier brothers as usual. things need to change for peace to reign.

BabaRamota1980:


Dude, you saw porn and you ignored to click and watch. You wasted it.

Next time you see porn like that dont let it go to waste, send me the link. Ok?

... After giving birth to Ramota, you still self-service? The last time I did that shit was like 17 years ago.

nokatakata:


The yorubas should speak louder. They don't have to insult but they need to speak more often and make it known that country is not working and the solution is for everybody to find their level. This style of playing smart and looking at what will happen if their son is not allowed to become president doesn't make sense. The south needs to speak with one voice and let the born to rule understand that if they want one nigeria, they must change their annoying attitude of depending on holding onto government to live a normal life. if one nigeria is not working, let us all go our separate ways. We will always have the problem of tribal and religious sentiments if we continue with Nigeria, but if we all go our separate ways, no boko haram will come to osun or abia to attack you with your own army destroying them totally. No fulani man will carry their cows from borno to oyo or delta state to destroy people's farm without getting dealt with and getting help from their soldier brothers as usual. things need to change for peace to reign.

verygudbadguy:

... After giving birth to Ramota, you still self-service? The last time I did that shit was like 17 years ago.

BabaRamota1980:


I go watch porn as long dis thing still dey rise up,ramota or no ramota!

BabaRamota1980:


If you observe it should be clear to you by now that Yorubas are builders. We improve upon society. We add to what is good and beneficial.
Breaking ties of communal continuity is not beneficial to society or humanity. Therefore we believe that effort must continually be spent shaping improvements and progress and giving gains to people and their future. We are at a point that Nigeria must be improved and transform.

There are two options available to us to demonstrate transformation -

1. Restructuring -
This mode of transformation changes the internal contracts of associatiin and aligns the political organization to match with natural endowments that serve as reference point for progress and growth. The external alliances and treaties are retained.

2. Sovereingty -
This mode redefines Nigeria externally and along demarcation points pre-existing the formation of Nigeria. Everything intimate to the internal associations and fraternity is disrupted and all the gains previously accruing is brought to a standstill.


Yoruba can afford restructuring as a desirable optjon, and we can equally actualiza Sovereingty as an undesirable but necessary option. Over 95% of our production and capital investments is localized in Yorubaland. In the event we transform Sovereingty Yoruba risk disrupting 5% value stream to our economy and society. Restructuring on the other hand keep all 100% value stream in place.

In contrast to this, what is Ibo risking by actualizing a Biafran Sovereingty? Could you opt for restructuring and keep your trading networks and spread intact? Yes, you can.

So its not bravery when you shout Biafra up and down....its lack of vision and wisdom. Reason in terms of risk, not in your bravery.

BabaRamota1980:


Dude, you saw porn and you ignored to click and watch. You wasted it.

Next time you see porn like that dont let it go to waste, send me the link. Ok?

BabaRamota1980:


I go watch porn as long dis thing still dey rise up,ramota or no ramota!