PortHardcore:


Truly Liberated?

So can you elaborate how Ghana is not truly liberated?Or Rwanda Or Kenya!
WTF...

What the help are you guys going on about?
Are you saying Biafra wont borrow money form Imf or World Bank

How can they be called liberated when they continue to be manipulated by their colonial masters and continually remain dependent on bailouts from Europe. Is that liberation to you?

Where is the African Union? How useful is it? Where is the African identity on the international scene? Relegated, that's where it is. No African nation today is truly liberated.

PortHardcore:


Why didnt the Igbos build a civilization greater than Nubia/Kemet/Great Zimbabwe?



Look what a Non-Igbo South African did


https://www.risingafrica.org/success-stories/a-south-african-builds-himself-a-homemade-super-car-says-helicopter-is-next/

Lol, people evolve differently and factors like environmental, climatic, topography abd accessibility with other progressive regions played their roles too during ancient civilizations. However, archeological findings already prove that Igbos had a relatively advanced civilzation too.

About the second picture, if you understand what is involved in car production/manufacturing you won't be showing that car and claiming it was produced by that man. He probably only configured it. Or did he also produce the parts, interior and exterior? Coupling and configuring to your taste is quite different from actual car production. How many indigenous car producers in Africa are better than Innoson?

AfricanColumbus:



How can they be called liberated when they continue to be manipulated by their colonial masters and continually remain dependent on bailouts from Europe. Is that liberation to you?

Where is the African Union? How useful is it? Where is the African identity on the international scene? Relegated, that's where it is. No African nation today is truly liberated.

So Biafra is going to be MORE POWERFUL than [b]AU/Ecowas/SADC/EAC [/b]put together?
Biafra is going to fund its budget from what?They wont borrow any money to build universities/hospitals/highways?

Biafra is also going to liberate the whole of Sub-Saharan Africa?
Tell me how.

FreeIgbos:


Lol, people evolve differently and factors like environmental, climatic, topography abd accessibility with other progressive regions played their roles too during ancient civilizations. However, archeological findings already prove that Igbos had a relatively advanced civilzation too.

About the second picture, if you understand what is involved in car production/manufacturing you won't be showing that car and claiming it was produced by that man. He probably only configured it. Or did he also produce the parts, interior and exterior? Coupling and configuring to your taste is quite different from actual car production. How many indigenous car producers in Africa are better than Innoson?

If Igbos are superior to other Africans,why would they need access to Inferior Africans to progress?
Thats like saying a genius needs inspiration from a high school drop out.....

http://www.kantankamotors.com/

https://www.kiiramotors.com/

PortHardcore:

So Biafra is going to be MORE POWERFUL than [b]AU/Ecowas/SADC/EAC [/b]put together?
Biafra is going to fund its budget from what?They wont borrow any money to build universities/hospitals/highways?

Biafra is also going to liberate the whole of Sub-Saharan Africa?
Tell me how.

Biafra does not need to be more powerful than the AU to kill off eurocentrism and eurodependence. The problem is your mindset. Does the average European nation borrow to build universities and roads? Are you kidding me here

Biafra CAN set a higher standard than the ineptitude of the AU. There is a need to rebrand and repackage the African space and identity and stop playing second fiddle and no African nation is doing that. Nigeria has the potential but Nigeria is more or less destroyed. Once an African nation can attain near self sufficiency and compete favorably in the international scene while projecting the black identity then we're on our way!

Have you left Jamaica?