Mrjo:
After reading the post i didnt see the antispecting comon sense

AndreSalvatore:
Shallow...

Mrjo:
After reading the post i didnt see the antispecting comon sense

modath:


Did you by any chance plan to write "anticipated"?

Someone with rationale & superior knowledge talk sontin, instead of you to just waka pass with your barely adequate, you had to show yourself!! What a pity..


On Topic.....

More than 50% of the "Leavers" have been honest enough to own up to the fact that they didn't know their votes would count & they also didn't know the real story about the economics & politics..

Scare mongers did a number on them, then their innate bigotry, ignorance & misplaced /misdirected anger just capped it & sealed their fates..

I've been laughing like no man's business following news about #Bregret and the tweets are so funny however #Post RefRacism leaves a lot to be desired....

Like i will always say, i prefer a restructured Nigeria to tiny inconsiquential blobs on the map, however if go no go, Singapore, Luxemborg , Leitchensten etc may be small but they aren't doing too badly. Shebi Iceland with 300k population dumped the English ballers with their basket mouth press out of Euro 2016...

Small country in peace & prosperity beats a contraption with too much strife & wahala ... less "in house" saboteurs & destructive elements...

sumborri:
The clamour for change always appears the solution to current problems, these changes. Most times result from improperly channeled feelings of anger, inequality andd unfairness. Seccesional change is always an idealogical solution and never a practical one. The outcome of the brexit vote has once again proven that the solution to developmental and radical changes aimed at equity and status quo can never truly be achieved by an ill thought seccesionalist motive.

the UK is currently rudderless, scotland is current sitting in the brussels EU summit while david cameron was denied entry, the UK has been told verbatim that there will be no entry into the EU free market without free rights of passage, the outcome of the brexit not only threatens the unity of the UK, it also threatens its future economy.

What's most baffling appears to be that, major proponents of the leave campaign have ran away or taken the back seat, nobody appears a fore runner to leading the UK or whatever is left of it , into the uncharted waters of the unknown.

I always tell seccesionist groups to plan their move, plan their economic models, plan their politcal models, before the start agitating for seccesion, but all we observe are agitations before any planning or objective considerations are made. Because its always easier to play a victim card filled with tribalism or racism as in the britain case, thus beclouding sound judgement on the merits and demerits of a seccesion.

Nigeria is filled with seccesionalists, take a cue from the brexit and plan before you agitate. Never wipe ur bottom before using the toilet.

#commonsense

OjukwuWarBird:


Trash.

Is unity by force.?

What concerns us with the Brits.

sumborri:
if I say I didn't laugh at the response on the first paragraph, then hell awaits me.

The fact is that I feel them brits wanna rescinde their leave decisions but don't wanna appear silly, it made no economic sense to leave the EU, there has been an increase in xenophobic attacks since the brexit result, the UK economy isn't tied to any tangible product and thus its growth indices is heavily dependent to being a major market player, how could such come to be when they have isolated themselves from the rest of europe. Most annoyingly the leave campaigners didn't have any concrete leadership plans if the brexit went in their favour. The behaviour of the scots and possible feelers from other countries that make up the UK , show a possiblity of breaking the UK as we know it, it makes no sense to leave the EU simply because some pompous brits feel overshadowed by germany as the central power base. Yet in a UK arrangement same peeps bully others. Thus I ask, weren't other members of the UK consulted before the brexit vote ? Didnt they realise all the possible fall outs of the result ?

Same applies to seccesionalist groups like the ipob, avengers etc. It might be noble and best fit to leave the nigerian entrapption, yet its clear that what is at fore front is the aggitation and idealogical bias borne out of real or imagined wrongs. Critical issues like political, economic plans, structures and models for the new colonies or countries aren't given much attention. Most of them could acheive the seccesion and find themselves in the doldrums.

sumborri:
not at all, yet biafra will be a unified country I presume, thus if we go with ur analogy that unity isn't by force, and we consider the fact that , similarly to the brexit, there are and were no plans after seccesion. When the inevitable suffering comes, guess the only solution would be a clamour for breaking biafra into local governments. With a continual breakage till we get to the husband and wife. Like you said , unity is not by force, yet the broomaker understands the wisdom in unity despite the diffeneces the broom stick length.

Also, please if you will quote me, make sure ur intelligent enough to speak coherently else I will ignore you as I would a leper

sumborri:
dumb*o read the topic its open for views, I am not ur teacher , who should be saddled with spoon feeding you. If I wanted to write deeply, you can't read till the end with any understanding being a tyypical nigerian product of cram and pour, if you don't have any contribution as to what nigeria can learn from the errors of the brexit. Go and sleep

OjukwuWarBird:


Never compare the inferior minded Brits with us.

We have all it takes to survive.

We have the human and natural resources to survive

If Nigeria by her sheer foolishness, causes us to opt out, Nigeria will never be better than Sudan.


What have we gained from this amoral nation.?

List them or forever keep quiet.

AndreSalvatore:
luk @ dis nigha..... Y ranting like an over fed baby?

Quoting yu s an insult to my persona...

sumborri:
list those things you have in comparative advantage to survive. Agriculture? technology ? Oil ? Trade? Love amongst all tribes in biafra ? Please tell me the political structure of the biafran government. Would it be a federal like one? What states have indicated via a referndum to be part of the union. What are the economic plans as no nation is an island, talkmore of one with no access to the sea and undeveloped inland water ways that will criss cross another country called the SS. And yes, the SS have no business with igbo leeches

OjukwuWarBird:


We have the human(technological brain) and natural resources.

Most importantly, we are a free people and not your slaves

We decide our future .

sumborri:
all I hear is we have the, we have the, yet no concrete proof to that effect. This is very similar with the inferior brits according to you, an over hyped sense of beclouding ill judgement about their capabilities and relevance.

If you have all those things, why is the SE not a london, why is it still the SE. Or are the skills being saved only till biafra is acheived before they are displayed ?


Oliver and wilbur wright never said we have the skills to build planes, they simply built one and proved they could. What can you all prove

OjukwuWarBird:



What percentage of our resources is controlled by us according to your demonic constitution.?

The answer will tell you our potentials being denied us

OjukwuWarBird:


We have the human(technological brain) and natural resources.

Most importantly, we are a free people and not your slaves

We decide our future .

PhilemonObende:
That unity is not by force.

modath:



& Britain does not have these & more? Do you even understand the country & what it really is? remove the colonial bias & knee jerk angry feeling it evokes, the quick to insult hasty reaction, then spend time really delving into the subject matter of what Britain really is that added Great before it....



BTW, you didn't articulate those things you have "presently" to build on, you only made sweeping idealistic generalization... what foundation do y'all hope to build on?specifics oo. Thx.



P.S... I'm neither pro nor anti secession.. I'm pro restructuring of the unworkable unitary too large centre we are barely managing and quick too.

sumborri:
and the little controlled by you, where is it. Every where is a barren land bereft of development, abundance in theives. Look at anambra today, its working in the nigerian entraption. If it seccedes it might survive with small changes to its current structure. Doesn't that tell you two things ? Nigeria is not ur problem as a state isn't doing so badly lately and also seccesion will bring drastic changes to the status quo. Are you ready for the change and its consequences ?

modath:


Did you by any chance plan to write "anticipated"?

Someone with rationale & superior knowledge talk sontin, instead of you to just waka pass with your barely adequate, you had to show yourself!! What a pity..


On Topic.....

More than 50% of the "Leavers" have been honest enough to own up to the fact that they didn't know their votes would count & they also didn't know the real story about the economics & politics..

Scare mongers did a number on them, then their innate bigotry, ignorance & misplaced /misdirected anger just capped it & sealed their fates..

I've been laughing like no man's business following news about #Bregret and the tweets are so funny however #Post RefRacism leaves a lot to be desired....

Like i will always say, i prefer a restructured Nigeria to tiny inconsiquential blobs on the map, however if go no go, Singapore, Luxemborg , Leitchensten etc may be small but they aren't doing too badly. Shebi Iceland with 300k population dumped the English ballers with their basket mouth press out of Euro 2016...

Small country in peace & prosperity beats a contraption with too much strife & wahala ... less "in house" saboteurs & destructive elements...

sumborri:
The clamour for change always appears the solution to current problems, these changes. Most times result from improperly channeled feelings of anger, inequality andd unfairness. Seccesional change is always an idealogical solution and never a practical one. The outcome of the brexit vote has once again proven that the solution to developmental and radical changes aimed at equity and status quo can never truly be achieved by an ill thought seccesionalist motive.

the UK is currently rudderless, scotland is current sitting in the brussels EU summit while david cameron was denied entry, the UK has been told verbatim that there will be no entry into the EU free market without free rights of passage, the outcome of the brexit not only threatens the unity of the UK, it also threatens its future economy.

What's most baffling appears to be that, major proponents of the leave campaign have ran away or taken the back seat, nobody appears a fore runner to leading the UK or whatever is left of it , into the uncharted waters of the unknown.

I always tell seccesionist groups to plan their move, plan their economic models, plan their politcal models, before the start agitating for seccesion, but all we observe are agitations before any planning or objective considerations are made. Because its always easier to play a victim card filled with tribalism or racism as in the britain case, thus beclouding sound judgement on the merits and demerits of a seccesion.

Nigeria is filled with seccesionalists, take a cue from the brexit and plan before you agitate. Never wipe ur bottom before using the toilet.

#commonsense

Shukuakukobambi:


It's hilarious seeing the brits displaying buyer's remorse after their bigotry inspired BREXIT. Most of the brexiters didn't think it through at all. Plenty were actually gross illiterates concerning the matter but as long as they satisfied their bigotry, it was all well. In fact, the video below will put it in perspective

https://www.facebook.com/212667045793913/videos/212815595779058/

That said however, there is a difference in that the EU is working while Nigeria isn't. This makes the 2 cases a bit different.

Since we've come so far together and intermingled seriously, i would have preferred a proper federal republic going back to the regional setup of the first republic.

However, some believe it will never be well with them in this contraption so if the decision was mine to make, i'll say BREAK THE UNION CALLED NIGERIA and let's all go our separate ways.

Even the North that seems to be disadvantaged will not suffer with all the resources there and the arable land.

kropotkin2:
Actually it is

OjukwuWarBird:


We are not British people who are jealous of the Germans.

When we take full control of our resources and laws, the world will celebrate us

Then, we will need not a useless Abuja approval for us to develop and secure our lands.

Mrjo:
what did u smoke? Pt urself in order b4 quoting me next time

sumborri:
The clamour for change always appears the solution to current problems, these changes. Most times result from improperly channeled feelings of anger, inequality andd unfairness. Seccesional change is always an idealogical solution and never a practical one. The outcome of the brexit vote has once again proven that the solution to developmental and radical changes aimed at equity and status quo can never truly be achieved by an ill thought seccesionalist motive.

the UK is currently rudderless, scotland is current sitting in the brussels EU summit while david cameron was denied entry, the UK has been told verbatim that there will be no entry into the EU free market without free rights of passage, the outcome of the brexit not only threatens the unity of the UK, it also threatens its future economy.

What's most baffling appears to be that, major proponents of the leave campaign have ran away or taken the back seat, nobody appears a fore runner to leading the UK or whatever is left of it , into the uncharted waters of the unknown.

I always tell seccesionist groups to plan their move, plan their economic models, plan their politcal models, before the start agitating for seccesion, but all we observe are agitations before any planning or objective considerations are made. Because its always easier to play a victim card filled with tribalism or racism as in the britain case, thus beclouding sound judgement on the merits and demerits of a seccesion.

Nigeria is filled with seccesionalists, take a cue from the brexit and plan before you agitate. Never wipe ur bottom before using the toilet.

#commonsense

modath:


I'm quoting you again, now do your worst, with your badly educated "antispecting" self!! Yeye!!

You know so little, someone is trying to help you by educating you and pointing out cons in the ill thought out moves some of you are embarking on but the deep seated bias and irrationality that has permeated every fiber of your being stopped you from appreciating and extending gratitude...

Counter the raised points if you can!! Everything is not by gra gra, force can only work if you have it in greater proportion than your opponent....