Benefit of secession

I think their backgrounds don't accommodate dissenting opinions.
If they give IPOB their Biafra today, it will be an authoritarian State like North Korea where people that express contrary opinions and/or dissenting views will be labeled 'traitors' and executed.
During the Civil War, those who were perceived to have contrary opinions from that of Ojukwu like Ifeajuana and Banjo were framed-up as traitors and murdered by firing squad.
Minorities and even some Igbos who were deemed unsympathetic to the Biafran course were called 'Sabos' and were sometimes murdered. Some were buried alive.

You need to work on your behavior first

Many people will say that the SE Biafra, will grow faster if they are given the freedom they are crying for.
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If actually Biafrans deserve to be given their own country, they should go back to their home states and make it center for science and technology.

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Nnamdi Kanu should stop being an abusive leader and focus on the development of his region.

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most times ,he talks like an illiterate. Instead of bringing up ideas to make the region better, all he keeps doing is insulting president Buhari and Nigerians...

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Apart from abusive words, Nnamdi Kanu has no development ideas in his brains...
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infact, Buhari has more development ideas than him.

Should we go and sidon there?��

World Finance lists the top five fasting-growing economies in Africa, according to the World Economic Forum.

1 – Ethiopia (8.5% GDP growth rate)
Efforts to modernise Ethiopia’s economy have paid off. A wave of privatisation, with state-owned companies being sold to overseas investors in China, saw FDI growth hit 27.6 percent in 2016/17. The Ethiopian Government has also stepped up to the plate with substantial state investment to boost infrastructure and support sustainable solutions. Hoping to rival the manufacturing sectors of China and India thanks to its cheap labour costs, the country has also made efforts to improve its trading relationships and promote Ethiopian products. However, the modernisation of the economy has not been all smooth sailing: as the country moves away from its reliance on agriculture, the reforms have sparked public unrest and raised concerns about the government’s human rights record.

2 – Côte d’Ivoire (7.4% GDP growth rate)
The Ivory Coast is one of the nations that benefitted from the 50 percent African franc devaluation in 1994. This helped to control the resulting hike in inflation, while making exports more competitive. The nation also benefits from excellent infrastructure, making it attractive to foreign inflows. This is boosted further by the government stepping up a programme called the National Development Plan (NDP) for 2016-20, which is aimed at encouraging investment. Challenges remain, however: the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change released a report in 2018 that highlighted the effects of climate change on nations such as the Ivory Coast. The country has a heavy coastal population of 7.5 million, contributing to 80 percent of its GDP. The report predicts that, on the current path, climate-induced impacts are expected to “drive the loss of coastal resources”.

3 – Senegal (7% GDP growth rate)
Senegal is one of Africa’s most stable countries, experiencing three peaceful political transitions since it gained independence from France in 1960. However, increased extremism in neighbouring countries has been a cause for concern in recent years. Senegal’s economy remains highly dependent on agriculture, accounting for 15.4 percent of GDP, though variable weather conditions can play a large part in this figure. Fortunately, the nation has a highly developed tourism industry, and with its extensive coastline, it also operates as a shipping hub – another driving force behind its high growth rates. Dakar, as the capital of the former federation of French West Africa, is home to numerous banks and institutions that serve the continent’s Francophone countries.

4 – Tanzania (6.4% GDP growth rate)
East Africa’s second-largest economy, Tanzania, is a nation in transition. But despite the country’s promising GDP growth rates, an estimated 46 percent of the population remains in poverty: many of the gains in GDP have so far been unequally shared between citizens. As with others in this list, Tanzania remains highly dependent on agriculture with no signs of this abating – in fact, between 2014 and 2015, the sector’s contribution to GDP increased by 0.2 percent. That said, the nation is also a regional leader in the financial services sector. The Bank of Tanzania allows non-banking institutions to provide financial services, a daring move that has proved to be rewarding. The country also benefits from a stable deficit that has remained modest – 2.1 percent in 2017/18 – meaning investments into the country pose less risk than others on the continent.

5 – Ghana (6.3% GDP growth rate)
Neighbour to the Ivory Coast, Ghana is the third Western African country to feature on the list. The country boasts a rich range of resources: it is Africa’s second-largest producer of gold, and has an abundant supply of diamonds and oil. To supplement trade, Ghana imposes various tariffs or barriers compared to neighbouring countries, and its depreciating currency has made the nation’s exports more competitive. Consequently, agriculture accounts for around 20 percent of GDP, while also employing half of the country’s workforce. However, in 2015, a drop in oil prices and lax government spending forced Ghana to apply for an IMF bailout of $1bn. It is on track to exit the agreement later this year.

Many countries are leaving nigeria far behind.

Nigerians can't come together and tackle insecurities, povery, and corruption

DAMN! WHO COULD'VE THOUGT. NAIJA BETTER SIT UP ELSE WE WILL BE LEFT BEHIND

I wonder which example 'One Nigeria' beggers will use next to defend the failed Union since South Sudan has failed to meet their expectation as a war ravaged country.
If South Sudan can do it , then Republic of Middle Belt, Oduduwa Republic and Republic of Biafra can do it.
Nigeria as it is bounded by Islamic terrorism is a CURSE.
ONE NIGERIA DOES NOT EXIST!

squash47:
If actually Biafrans deserve to be given their own country, they should go back to their home states and make it center for science and technology.

.....

Nnamdi Kanu should stop being an abusive leader and focus on the development of his region.

...

most times ,he talks like an illiterate. Instead of bringing up ideas to make the region better, all he keeps doing is insulting president Buhari and Nigerians...

.....
Apart from abusive words, Nnamdi Kanu has no development ideas in his brains...
...

infact, Buhari has more development ideas than him.

We're talking about how other countries are leaving Nigeria behind and you're talking about Nnamdi kanu.

8 % of 1 million is smaller than 2% of 1 billion.

Ekwutox:


We're talking about how other countries are leaving Nigeria behind and you're talking about Nnamdi kanu.

Nigeria has grown beyound this level.

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None of those things you listed there is worst than this.
This is worst case of xenophobic I have ever seen.

I thought they said all countries that broke away are total failures

Audio Giant of Africa........ Lol!!!

Giant of ants.

Good for South Sudan. That country needs a break from all the misery. The leaders should invest this growth meaningfully.

Ojiofor:
None of those things you listed there is worst than this.
This is worst case of xenophobic I have ever seen.

Nwannem Afo nke anyi noo bu 2020...

Anyi agaghi ekwe......


Anyi ga gbagbue ha ni'ile...

M jiri ego obaram I zu ala gi, gi na'asi .ga egbum.....



Mbaaaa!!!!!

Xavfra:



Nwannem Afo nke anyi noo bu 2020...

Anyi agaghi ekwe......


Anyi ga gbagbue ha ni'ile...

M jiri ego obaram I zu ala gi, gi na'asi .ga egbum.....



Mbaaaa!!!!!

Obu eziokwu mana uche gi dikwa'ya

Ojiofor:


Obu eziokwu mana uche gi dikwa'ya

Na aka Chukwu, anyi ga di victorious......

Ndi Ala ka ha bu....

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Oge na'agbia, anyi ga kpofee ha ga Togo

lala

Uganda is a shithole. No improvement at all but high GDP rates.

"YORUGBO" WILL OVERTAKE THAT AFTER NIGERIA IS RESTRUCTURED. AND OUR 36 CONSTITUTIONAL STATES ARE FULLY AUTONOMOUS. IT'S A MATTER OF TIME.