IGBO-SON:


^^^Why doesn't he mind his freaking business? How does he think Scotland would like it if our High Commissioner over there lectures them on why they ought to be a part of Great Britain?

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Ignore the guy, we refused to be deceived. He forgot that Scotland want referendum to opt out of UK.

Who's he to advice us?




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Emperor_007:



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Ignore the guy, we refused to be deceived. He forgot that Scotland want referendum to opt out of UK.

Who's he to advice us?




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Scotland clamouring for a referendum doesn't mean they will opt out of the U.K. We saw that happened in Canada some years back and it will repeat its self in Scotland.

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.

If the almighty USSR broke up, how much more nigeria...I think u may be banking too much on an army controlled by the core north, check well to ensure that such an army exist. Ooo, remember that the middle belt is in a constant struggle with the born to rule pipo

Can someone tell Mr Peacock to shut the hell up and mind his business. Does this seem like 1914 to him? People are dying of hunger and starvation, bokoharam it slaughtering people and this man is telling us that we should manage. We will determine whether or not we want to remain together and not some descendant of those who put us in this mess.

Andre Uweh:
Scotland clamouring for a referendum doesn't mean they will opt out of the U.K. We saw that happened in Canada some years back and it will repeat its self in Scotland.

A poll was taken recently in scotland and it showed that majority want out. In the case of Canda, it was the politicians from Quebec and some French Canadian minorities that were pushing for a separate country but at the end of the day, French Candians decided to remain with their English brothers.

If the British are still for the amalgamation, then a break-up is probably a good thing.

This is the conspiracy theorist in me talking.