Beaf:

Who is fighting in the streets for awuf when the country has much more serious structural problems? Not you? LOLZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ!!!!!
"Owners of Nigeria" as Gbawe calls you and "bigger brains of Nigeria" as you call you call yourselves, why are you fighting in the streets for awuf like youre gonna die?
If state governors and LG's cannot proce nada and you are fighting for another mans resource, then you've got to be asking yourself some pretty deep questions.
Doesn't it embarrass you deepely each time your governor returns from Abuja with a full beggars bowl, whereas you are not disabled?

Lol @ awuf luv'n morafukers!

emmatok:

HMM!!!

Olodostein:

Cmon bro, I have told you to open a blog. Use your economic knowledge to highlight and ventilate issues that would positively effect SE.

If you think you can logically engage with goons on here. You are in for a VERY long ride.

manny4life:

What's the hmm all about? I'm not here fighting nor arguing about oil, what I'm arguing about is Settlement and Boundaries on the Economic Zone activity.

Lol, I wish I could, but anyway, time will decide if I do or not.

emmatok:

I know, but SE won't have issue.

I see a big battle in the Gulf of Guinea.

And it will be between the SW and SS.

I heard the US positioned a WAR-SHIP there.

emmatok:

I know, but SE won't have issue.

I see a big battle in the Gulf of Guinea.

And it will be between the SW and SS.

I heard the US positioned a WAR-SHIP there.

engineerd:

Gosh, sorry, but absolutely no basis for this theory!

jason123:

What issues? That the Edo and Itsekiri peeps won't want to join the ND rep?? PPPLLLLLSSSSSSS! No one should force anyone to any republic. If there is no Southern Nigeria, old allies would be formed, ancestry lineages will link up!. Even anioma will join the SE. Uhrobo will follow the Edo peeps.

emmatok:

I know, but SE won't have issue.

I see a big battle in the Gulf of Guinea.

And it will be between the SW and SS.

I heard the US positioned a WAR-SHIP there.

jason123:

What issues? That the Edo and Itsekiri peeps won't want to join the ND rep?? PPPLLLLLSSSSSSS! No one should force anyone to any republic. If there is no Southern Nigeria, old allies would be formed, ancestry lineages will link up!. Even anioma will join the SE. Uhrobo will follow the Edo peeps.

2mch:

http://www.un.org/depts/los/convention_agreements/convention_overview_convention.htm

Abeg dont bother me again. Stop posting outdated shi*tes. I have posted the link. Read and digest. 12 nautical miles it says. 12 nautical miles it is. Na me write am? Economic rights and sovreignty are the same?EXCLUSIVE too. This is Nigeria remember. It was never exclusive. ROTFLMAO. No wonder we lost bakassi to cameroon. It can extend to 200 miles. But the standard is 12. That was the first definition in the article. It says sovereignty is 12miles. Discuss with the people in the UN.

Always hasty . .  what i placed before you was from your own link . .and now you shamelessly declare it outdated because you have being found out for your desperate lies   . .

if you doubt, kindly go check it out . .do not be hasty again  

so you feel a poor grasp of reading simple lines is our fault . . . Your desperate attempt must be culled lest you affect others with your mis-information . . .

Coastal States exercise sovereignty over their territorial sea which they have the right to establish its breadth up to a limit not to exceed 12 nautical miles; [size=14pt][b]foreign vessels are allowed "innocent passage" through those waters[/size][/b]

emmatok:

Who will remain in the SS.

emmatok:

I know, but SE won't have issue.

I see a big battle in the Gulf of Guinea.

And it will be between the SW and SS.

I heard the US positioned a WAR-SHIP there.

jmaine:

Always hasty . .  what i placed before you was from your own link . .and now you shamelessly declare it outdated because you have being found out for your desperate lies   . .

if you doubt, kindly go check it out . .do not be hasty again  

so you feel a poor grasp of reading simple lines is our fault . . . Your desperate attempt must be culled lest you affect others with your mis-information . . .

Have you seen what that line was meant to serve . .and the other 200 nautical miles plainly addressing exploiting the wealth of the sea . . . you can't keep on with this . .

just accept you made a mistake by mis-interpreting simple glaring sentences

By 1967, only 25 nations still used the old three-mile limit, [size=18pt]while 66 nations had set a 12-mile territorial limit [/size]and eight had set a 200-mile limit. As of May 28, 2008, only two countries still use the three-mile limit: Jordan and Palau.[3] That limit is also used in certain Australian islands, an area of Belize, some Japanese straits, certain areas of Papua New Guinea, and a few British Overseas Territories, such as Anguilla.

* [size=18pt]Coastal States exercise sovereignty over their territorial sea which they have the right to establish its breadth up to a limit not to exceed 12 nautical miles[/size]; foreign vessels are allowed "innocent passage" through those waters;

engineerd:

Set aside ethnic prejudices, the whole of Nigeria as a whole is f u c k e d , including the people. My point is, when everyone decides to go their separate ways, at least this will encourage unity among the said newly formed sovereign states and will foster healthy competition. Then will we see which region's citizens will be begging for visa soon abi? Please drop your excessive claims about resources, move on buddy!

engineerd:

Just a question? Who are the Edo peeps? Edo Yoruba or Edo Ibo? Please enlighten me, i don't claim to be well versed, just wondering?

Beaf:

Dude, I have no ethnic prejudices. I watched with disbelief the way the protest was promoted as a largely ethnic thing and like most educated[b] SE/SS [/b]people, rightly see it as camouflaged conon fire aimed at our regions. Several powerful people have made overt and covert threats to deal with our regions once power is transfered; so we have bunkered down to defend ourserlves by any means necessary.

I share all your views about how a healthy system should run, but as you say, Nigeria is phucked.
Our only reality today is oil. The peoples unwillingness to break away from it is evident in the illogical demonstrations and deaths in our streets today. It is artificial to suggest that I stop talking about resources, because that is what it is about. When did the Nigerian ever come out to demonstrate about a proper citizen-state contract that guarantees rewards for effort, belonging, and protection of the citizen? Its never happened, but awuf can bring us baying into the streets, because we are pushed by ulterior motives and waved into action by ethnic champions. Its very embarrassing.

I always predicted openly on NL that the demos would amount to nothing because they have a zero ideological footing, its only about immediate satiation of greed and "phuck future generations." Well, left alone, it would break up into open robbery, ra'pe and anarchy; the protesters will soon kill an innocent soul. You wanna bet?

One of the benefits of awuf, is a society that cannot apply itself and becomes progressively shallow thinking and in search of immediate quenching of its worldly desires. That is the bigger picture of the protests.

jason123:

A group of people that produced the wonderful dynasties we have in the West. From the Oduduwa revolution to the Olu Ginuwa. I think they also produced the Obi of Onicha etc (not to sure though. I need to read up on that).

jason123:

A group of people that produced the wonderful dynasties we have in the West. From the Oduduwa revolution to the Olu Ginuwa. I think they also produced the Obi of Onicha etc (not to sure though. I need to read up on that).

2mch:

I dont like to quote wikipedia, but maybe this can help you understand why we lost cameroon. E ya. Biko.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Nations_Convention_on_the_Law_of_the_Sea


Basic definition by the UN
http://www.un.org/depts/los/convention_agreements/convention_overview_convention.htm

Dude, you accused me of quoting an outdated link and i have no probs if you even quote Wikipedia . . .but, did you see what i just saw in your supposed puncher   . .it's right below you    . .

Always hasty 

[size=16pt]By 1967[/size], only 25 nations still used the old three-mile limit, while 66 nations had set a 12-mile territorial limit and eight had set a 200-mile limit. As of May 28, 2008, only two countries still use the three-mile limit: Jordan and Palau.[3] That limit is also used in certain Australian islands, an area of Belize, some Japanese straits, certain areas of Papua New Guinea, and a few British Overseas Territories, such as Anguilla.

[size=16pt]These extend from the edge of the territorial sea out to 200 nautical miles from the baseline.[/size] [size=16pt]Within this area, the coastal nation has sole exploitation rights over all natural resources.[/size] In casual use, the term may include the territorial sea and even the continental shelf. The EEZs were introduced to halt the increasingly heated clashes over fishing rights, although oil was also becoming important

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Nations_Convention_on_the_Law_of_the_Sea

Damn   !! give it up already dude, and stop wriggling in the hook of lies . .whichever way you turn to . .you are still hooked . .

Let me let you be  

Beaf:

Dude, shut up and quit speaking for others. You and your family alone would go to Oduduwa.
The Urhobo, Ijaws, Itsekiri's of Delta state are all one in the fight against oppression.

But in every 12, there is a Judas; I guess thats who you are. But wiser NLers know that you are just another incanation of the grass munching alj haram.

jason123:

^^^^

Hahaha, I knew you couldn't resist the temptation. I could careless about what you think. The future will speak for itself. Niger-delta republic my a55!

2mch:

I dont like to quote wikipedia, but maybe this can help you understand why we lost cameroon. E ya. Biko.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Nations_Convention_on_the_Law_of_the_Sea


Basic definition by the UN
http://www.un.org/depts/los/convention_agreements/convention_overview_convention.htm

engineerd:

LOL, you lot are funny! But the SW won't mind the fyne a s s Edo girls integrating with them sha, the men can remain with ND republic.

emmatok:

The Ilajes, Itsekiri, Edo, and some Ijaws  are Historically linked to the Yorubas.

The Olu of Warri, is a Yoruba title.

emmatok:

The Ilajes, Itsekiri, Edo, and some Ijaws  are Historically linked to the Yorubas.

The Olu of Warri, is a Yoruba title.

Beaf:

Dude, shut up and quit speaking for others. You and your family alone would go to Oduduwa.
The Urhobo, Ijaws, Itsekiri's of Delta state are all one in the fight against oppression.

But in every 12, there is a Judas; I guess thats who you are. But wiser NLers know that you are just another incanation of the grass munching alj haram.