BreconHills:


The clamor to leave Nigeria exists at different levels and has completely different reasoning. Among poor Igbos, there is a heartfelt desire to leave and to leave tomorrow. Among wealthy Igbos, the clamor to leave Nigeria is a bargaining tool for access to the Presidency and even contracts. The reasoning is very simple, a wealthy Igbo stands to lose assets. The Acquisition of Lands by Alien Law (ALAL) of Lagos, for instance, states that: "No alien shall acquire any interest or right in or over land from a native of Nigeria unless the transaction under which the interest or right is acquired has been previously approved in writing by the Governor" Who wants his land title in Lagos revoked? The new n`tion would not even be a member of Ecows meaning that it would have to negotiate its own immigration and trade deals one by one. Quite apart from land, what about companies in sectors in which foreigners are not encouraged to hold assets such as transportation and haulage?

I am not going to respond to mentions etc because I also realize that this is an emotional subject for many people but until the mismatch in the argument between poor and rich Igbos takes place - no one is going anywhere. I would love for the Igbos to leave because I suspect that others would leave too and the Federation will be renegotiated as it should have been right at the beginning. But I am not going to waste time arguing about something that even its loudest proponents don't believe in.

Any leaving of Nigeria must not make Igbos poorer even in the short term. This is the fault line between the two classes of its supporters.
Igbos will never abandon their assets to others simply to make a point.

Kennyswag:
bro i dey ooh.. i dey busy since.. you know i never disappoint to pound my flat.heads brethen skulls if they misbehave..

Simplyleo:
See another party wey I miss.

Choi, dem for don turn my mention to home of motherless babies.

BluntBoy:


Where is the proof for your second paragraph?

Area4Area:
I'd have wanted to take up your lies point by point but today is your lucky day because it is supposed to be solemn, we are in mourning and Nnamdi is nowhere to be found

BULLIONVAN4:
Welcome AFONJAAAAAA,

always late.

PeterUdeme:


But kanu ran away. He has accepted the same conditions.

isthatso:


like I said, the only people more vile than kanu are his followers. Thats why no foreign country pays any serious attention to him. he is just a sideshow to them and his followers are just a circus!!

shogsman:

Ignorance is a disease, so he should commit suicide just to attend his parents burial, do you know how many people depend on him,I'm sure his parents will be proud of him now.

Goddyj:
Ok. be generous enough to prove my 'lies' with evidence ;as I have all the videos and audio recordings to prove my points. Thanks

hisexcellency34:
A man dies but once...

I expect Mazi Nnamdi Kanu to come and pay his parents their last respects especially when his agitations led to their deaths.

The best Buhari can do is to arrest him but the international community will come to his aid like they did for Sowore. His staying away portrays him like a coward.

DenreleDave:



Shut up... Let him come for his parent burial na

Xavfra:




Calling these names still do not achieve the main aim


Ask urself wat dey achieved ....
Their death has no meaningful meaning.....

Tookool:

Haven't you heard the saying " a leader must be ready to die for its people"

BluntBoy:


So, what does it mean to take a bullet for a cause?

When IPOB said they were ready to die for Biafra, were they meaning that they wanted to be killed judicially?

OzilBaba50:
that's what the enemy wants but he's too tactical to avoid such

okk you think Buhari will treat him the same way as Sowore
he'll be shoot at sight
someone that was raided in full military force and dozens killed and properties destroyed
and you're expecting him to come back to pay respect to his dead parents?

una plan failed call him a coward but that's tactical in the eyes of any sane person
even his dead parents will never wish him to die in the hands of buhari in the name of last respect.

TOPCRUISE:
He disrespected his parents. He failed to prove that he is the son of the soil by giving his last respect to his parents

Simplyleo:
Yes o.
I'm the Afonja the tormentor of ipob pigs.

Biafra4life:
my friend Will you keep quiet if you don't know the definition of coward

thambolo:


Unwise comments everywhere.

Let’s assume NK successfully attended his parents’ burial, one way or the other, it’s these same people that would come here to trash all their rubbish.

I’m an Igbo man; and since I was born, I’ve never seen anyone as self centered as NK.

BULLIONVAN4:
Hmmm!
i was expecting this,

who suggested the name "BIAFRA"?? thats an assignment for you.

who was ojukwu's second in comment?? please try and find out.

chukwumam kaduna nzeogwu was a delta state man even the other one.....whats that his name.., well do that yourself.

ijaw
ibibio
ikwere
igbo
delta etc
are those that fought for biafra.

FuckThaMod:

Even his parents will be very disappointed if he had attended their burial. So keep that ur mouth shut!

BreconHills:


The clamor to leave Nigeria exists at different levels and has completely different reasoning. Among poor Igbos, there is a heartfelt desire to leave and to leave tomorrow. Among wealthy Igbos, the clamor to leave Nigeria is a bargaining tool for access to the Presidency and even contracts. The reasoning is very simple, a wealthy Igbo stands to lose assets. The Acquisition of Lands by Alien Law (ALAL) of Lagos, for instance, states that: "No alien shall acquire any interest or right in or over land from a native of Nigeria unless the transaction under which the interest or right is acquired has been previously approved in writing by the Governor" Who wants his land title in Lagos revoked? The new n`tion would not even be a member of Ecows meaning that it would have to negotiate its own immigration and trade deals one by one. Quite apart from land, what about companies in sectors in which foreigners are not encouraged to hold assets such as transportation and haulage?

I am not going to respond to mentions etc because I also realize that this is an emotional subject for many people but until the mismatch in the argument between poor and rich Igbos takes place - no one is going anywhere. I would love for the Igbos to leave because I suspect that others would leave too and the Federation will be renegotiated as it should have been right at the beginning. But I am not going to waste time arguing about something that even its loudest proponents don't believe in.

Any leaving of Nigeria must not make Igbos poorer even in the short term. This is the fault line between the two classes of its supporters.
Igbos will never abandon their assets to others simply to make a point.