Wsdm:
If all the allocations through NDDC, MINISTRY OF NIGER DELTA, AMNESTY MONEY,13% derivation, lopsided ministerial appointees, official oil theft, and the president from that region have not transformed you to even Togo, let us see how you will be transformed to Ghana at the long run.
The high commissioner has just spoken his own feelings, say your own without insulting him.

Promhize:

You are eediot! Do you think a Nigerian ambassador can go to england and tell them what to do. Mumu, who told you ghana or togo's economy is as good as Nigeria's.
Its your type that worships this good for nothing whites like gods

iterator25: Let them break it...Nobody will tell them to integrate back... they think they'd survive in isolation.. lolz

Promhize:

You are eediot! Do you think a Nigerian ambassador can go to england and tell them what to do. Mumu, who told you ghana or togo's economy is as good as Nigeria's.
Its your type that worships this good for nothing whites like gods

geeez: Hey Andrew, even Benin Republic, as small as it is, has grown in population as well as economically and it's still growing

You've not addressed reasons why the Yorubas should remain in the union

Are Yorubas safe in the North? Are they welcome in the East?

Every nation will grow but the question is at what rate considering the capacity it has.

The Western Region as well as other regions were growing faster than Nigeria is growing now so what's the fuss about?

The cold fact is that this breakup wish of the elite NLer who are opportuned to have internet access, is shared by a minute minority of Nigerians.

Most of the loud mouth NLers who yell Breakup at every opportunity, do not have the resources, influence, or power to make it happen.

These wishful thinkers are depending on the 'owners of Nigeria', bunkering militants, and anyone but themselves, to make it happen.

The truth of the matter is that the vast majority of 150million Nigerians including the owners of Nigeria, do not wish for a breakup. Dreamers can keep on dreaming.

The average Nigerian is more concerned about meeting the basic needs of his/her family. Na only people wey don belle full or wey dey suffer frustration for diaspora dey champion this breakup.

Not to worry, Army go take care of una needs.

Menendez: THE British High Commissioner to Nigeria, Dr. Andrew Pocock, at the weekend in Lagos, admonished Nigerians not to contemplate disintegration as the nation arrives at the milestone of 100 years of amalgamation, noting that there are great benefits in staying together as one united country.
He said Nigeria had grown since its foundation and nobody should think of pulling out of the union. “It has grown in terms of its population, economy, regional, continental and global impact. So, I think it is not right to say that Nigeria hasn’t grown, and it is still growing economically. I think if Nigeria can pull together and stay as one united country, which it has every prospect of doing, the future is good.”
Pocock said whether the British did the right thing by amalgamating the northern and southern Nigeria was a decision that Nigerians should make, looking back at their own history.
According to him, without amalgamation, Nigeria would not have been the international force it is today, “So, it was the right thing to do then.”
Attempting to enumerate the achievements that Nigeria should be celebrating within this period of 100 years of amalgamation, the British envoy said “it is the giant of the region and it is the giant of the continent and I think it is quite enough to celebrate.”
He said he was not aware of the clause in the instrument that legitimised the amalgamation, which gives liberty to any section that is not satisfied with the union to pull out of the country after 100 years of its existence.
“I have no idea whether that clause exists and that is really a decision for Nigerians and not for the British government. I do not think that the British government has any authority on this; it is a matter very much for Nigerians to decide. But with 100 years to celebrate, I think, one should look towards more positive outcome in the future,” Pocock said.
The envoy was in Lagos to attend the Eagle Toastmasters Club Speech Contest with the theme: Nigeria at 100; Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow, at Eko Hotels.
He told The Guardian that he had just been introduced to toastmasters and it struck them as a very worthy and important organisation to deal with.
Twelve contestants from a pool of almost 400 Toastmasters in 15 clubs around Nigeria earned a chance to compete in the Toastmasters international speech contest. Mr. Patrick Oluyide came first to take home the trophy for best speaker and by extension, brought pride to their club.

ndu_chucks: The cold fact is that this breakup wish of the elite NLer who are opportuned to have internet access, is shared by a minute minority of Nigerians.

Most of the loud mouth NLers who yell Breakup at every opportunity, do not have the resources, influence, or power to make it happen.

These wishful thinkers are depending on the 'owners of Nigeria', bunkering militants, and anyone but themselves, to make it happen.

The truth of the matter is that the vast majority of 150million Nigerians including the owners of Nigeria, do not wish for a breakup. Dreamers can keep on dreaming.

The average Nigerian is more concerned about meeting the basic needs of his/her family. Na only people wey don belle full or wey dey suffer frustration for diaspora dey champion this breakup.

Not to worry, Army go take care of una needs.

Mafia Man:

His father that died in London while Femi Fani Kayode was fvvking Bianca?

How many ibos are in the north? How many Yorubas are in the north?

Even ojukwu asked you to vote for IBB(his slave master) against Jonathan. Ibo people are the most useless people of all time.

Bigcake: Yoruba people r underdogs in Nigeria's politics. Apart frm obasanjo who else frm yoruba has tasted presidency? And for records, yoruba people are known for ra.ping their children. Obasanjo ra.ped gbega's wife. Fani kayode slept wit his two daugthers, ur dead faather slept wit ur younger sister i can prove it i hav the facts. The list is just too long.

musiwa1l: the british high commissioner does not know the history of nigeria, the british living in nigeria watch nigeria television which is 419.


i never knew the nigeria govt was 419.. living here have open my eyes.. that everything in nigeria is yahoo yahoo.


Guinean ambassador was reading this. that why they told them to say he was quitting the commonwealth.. to show that they use to be part of british west africa...

the nigeria 419 bug have catch the man british high commissioner... welcome to naija.. they will very soon steal his passport . if he does not sharp up. one day he will wake up. and his new name will become uchenna adio bello




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nz2IFcb7PZM

Wsdm:
If all the allocations through NDDC, MINISTRY OF NIGER DELTA, AMNESTY MONEY,13% derivation, lopsided ministerial appointees, official oil theft, and the president from that region have not transformed you to even Togo, let us see how you will be transformed to Ghana at the long run.
Tell us what you truly want. Is it separation or Jonathan's misrule beyond 2015. It is as if you people are talking of separation only when Jonathan is most likely going home by 2015. Are you trying to use one burner to cook two pots at thesame time?
The high commissioner has just spoken his own feelings, say your own without insulting him.

Wsdm:
If all the allocations through NDDC, MINISTRY OF NIGER DELTA, AMNESTY MONEY,13% derivation, lopsided ministerial appointees, official oil theft, and the president from that region have not transformed you to even Togo, let us see how you will be transformed to Ghana at the long run.
Tell us what you truly want. Is it separation or Jonathan's misrule beyond 2015. It is as if you people are talking of separation only when Jonathan is most likely going home by 2015. Are you trying to use one burner to cook two pots at thesame time?
The high commissioner has just spoken his own feelings, say your own without insulting him.

dBard: The man is on point.
Nigeria will not ve bin where it is today..a force within Africa n d world if not f d blessing of d amalgamation..n no single region in dis country will b able t achieve that alone.
Its time we start celebrating our diversity n focus on how we can bring our individual strengths t bear on d collective progress of dis Great country.

I Love My Country Nigeria

ndu_chucks: The cold fact is that this breakup wish of the elite NLer who are opportuned to have internet access, is shared by a minute minority of Nigerians.

Most of the loud mouth NLers who yell Breakup at every opportunity, do not have the resources, influence, or power to make it happen.

These wishful thinkers are depending on the 'owners of Nigeria', bunkering militants, and anyone but themselves, to make it happen.

The truth of the matter is that the vast majority of 150million Nigerians including the owners of Nigeria, do not wish for a breakup. Dreamers can keep on dreaming.

The average Nigerian is more concerned about meeting the basic needs of his/her family. Na only people wey don belle full or wey dey suffer frustration for diaspora dey champion this breakup.

Not to worry, Army go take care of una needs.

ndu_chucks: The cold fact is that this breakup wish of the elite NLer who are opportuned to have internet access, is shared by a minute minority of Nigerians.

Most of the loud mouth NLers who yell Breakup at every opportunity, do not have the resources, influence, or power to make it happen.

These wishful thinkers are depending on the 'owners of Nigeria', bunkering militants, and anyone but themselves, to make it happen.

The truth of the matter is that the vast majority of 150million Nigerians including the owners of Nigeria, do not wish for a breakup. Dreamers can keep on dreaming.

The average Nigerian is more concerned about meeting the basic needs of his/her family. Na only people wey don belle full or wey dey suffer frustration for diaspora dey champion this breakup.

Not to worry, Army go take care of una needs.