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Captain8:You are still talking nonsense. Talking foolishly, you do not have common sense at all. Ignorant person displaying stupidity. Mad people everywhere. |
Captain8:Hahahahahah ![]() Immaturity affecting your reasoning: I thought you are mature but now I know you are a kid; you talk like a kid. Captain8 you always think you are right when actually you are wrong, do not let your stupidity kill you this afternoon. So you are wiser than Asari Dokubu that called himself a Biafran. Your foolishness will soon kill you completely if you refuse to stop believing lies. |
Nnamdi Kanu will soon be released. |
Captain8:No need for arguments yet, let wait when the Biafra Referendum is approved this year 2023, then the ijaws will determine through referendum voting whether they want to be part of Republic of Biafra or not. If you are talking of fighting, we igbos will beat you people hands down but it has not gotten to that yet; even your ijaw brother Asari Dokubu claims he is a biafran and has igbo blood flowing in his vein. Igbos are strong people who are determined to reclaimed their old eastern region territory know as the Republic of Biafra. |
The Eastern Region was an administrative region in Nigeria, dating back originally from the division of the colony Southern Nigeria in 1954. Its first capital was Calabar. The capital was later moved to Enugu and the second capital was Umuahia. The region was officially divided in 1967 into three new states, the East-Central State, Rivers State and South-Eastern State. East-Central State had its capital at Enugu, which is now part of Enugu State. The region had the third-, fourth- and fifth-largest indigenous ethnic groups including Igbo, Ibibio and Ijaw. It was what later became Biafra, which was in rebellion from 1967 to 1970. The Eastern region of Nigeria was geographically located in Southeastern Nigeria. It is bordered by the Niger river in the West and has an administrative and cultural border with the Northern region of Nigeria to the north. The eastern boundary lies between the border of Nigeria and Cameroon and the southern coast is along the Gulf of Guinea. The total surface area of the region was approximately 76,000 square kilometres (29,400 sq mi). In 1965, the region had a population of twelve million people and some areas such as Owerri and those inhabited by the Annangs were one of the most densely populated places in West Africa. The Awka region also suffered from soil erosion. The region had three types of vegetation. The coastal areas in the south is dominated by mangrove swamps and tidal waterways. Further north of the swamps is the tropical rainforest, however, over a period of time, many of the leafy trees of the forest were cleared for planting palm trees. In the northernmost parts of the region is the guinea savannah. Major rivers of the region include rivers of Niger Delta system such as Qua Iboe, Cross River, Orashi River and Imo River. Obudu Plateau in the northeastern area, the Oban and Ikom Hills along the eastern boundary with Cameroon were a few of the highlands in the region. https://www.wikiwand.com/en/Eastern_Region,_Nigeria |
DMerciful:That is your business and concern. We Biafra agitators will not stop agitating until Biafra Referendum is approved. Before Peter Obi declared to run for the President Of Nigeria, Biafra agitation was still going on and can not stop now because you feel that Peter Obi wants to recover his stolen mandate. Igbos exit from Nigeria |
sharpwriter:You are talking nonsense. Wether you like it or not, Biafra territory is more than five states and Biafra territory refers to old eastern region in Nigeria. |
DMerciful:You are talking nonsense and I can now see you have lost your capability to reason. Look at your nonsense reasoning: so those guys posting other topics like sports, food, tinubu swearing in, oduduwa Republic, ijaw Republic on Nairaland are not jobless except guys posting on Biafra Referendum are jobless; you DMerciful have lost your reasoning due to hate. Nonsense |
helinues:Stop asking silly questions |
helinues:Are you drunk? You better keep quiet if you have nothing meaningful to say. |
DMerciful:Your quote shows you do not think before you talk; talking carelessly. You are calling lawyers jobless guys: lawyers doing well in their law profession. Stop talking nonsense. |
GreatBoss:This is not the time for arguments, just wait for Nnamdi Kanu to be release from detention then you GreatBoss can ask him those questions bothering you on ijaw, for Nnamdi Kanu will listen to what you have to say and give you the answers to your question. Still listen to this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xHH40IqoX7o&pp=ygUuTm5hbWRpIEthbnUgb24gc291dGggc291dGggYmVlbiBwYXJ0IG9mIGJpYWZyYQ%3D%3D |
Mitchy49:Igbos do not need to be careful, it is the enemies of igbos that needs to be careful; if the enemies of igbos are not careful they will fall into their own traps and be destroy. |
Rutherford2019:Biafra is more than 5 states, Biafra refers to old eastern region in Nigeria. |
etrouble:Stop confusing yourself; it is too early to be talking nonsense. |
Biafra Lawyers from around the world are Mobilizing themselves to handle the Judiciary processes for which Biafra Referendum can be declared by the Nigeria Judiciary; the igbos lawyers are eager to show their loyalty for the restoration of the Republic of Biafra. Igbos lawyers are confidence that with their added efforts, Biafra Referendum will take place this year 2023. The lawyers are hopeful that the Mission to restore the Republic of Biafra will soon be completed without any uncompromised gestures from any quarters. The unwavering decisions of the igbo lawyers to take the topic of Biafra Referendum to the Nigeria court of Law for court ruling can not fail because it is a key problem the igbos are fed up with; those who thinks Biafra Referendum will not hold this year 2023 should have a rethink and wait and see what happens next. Igbos lawyers are disappointed at those who are working against the restoration of the Republic of Biafra, the Biafra lawyers are unshakable towards the plots of some foreigners and few Nigerians who wants to undermine the approval of Biafra Referendum in the year 2023; igbos lawyers to commence the judicial processes next month May 2023, for Biafra Referendum to begin soonest in Nigeria. 70% Biafra lawyers (igbo lawyers) are ready to deal with the judicial obstacles preventing the Nigeria court of Law from granting igbos their desire Biafra Referendum: referendum which will determine whether the igbos wants to remain in Nigeria or not. This is a sign for all igbos and supporters of Biafra Referendum to contribute their efforts towards the 2023 Biafra Referendum and for the restoration of the Republic of Biafra. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=syUiUmFacGU&pp=ygUaVGhlIG1hbiB0aGF0IHNhdyB0b21vcnJvdyA%3D |
Nnamdi Kanu will soon be free and release to go back home to his family. |
BentizilL:You are very wrong on this, igbo son never lead ijaws into what you are thinking, you are only insulating on false events you were told: anyone angry at we igbos are wasting their time because they are confused and bias. Go and make your research properly and asked your elders questions before coming to the internet to talk about what is not true. |
Broveens42:You are quoting me out of context and thereby talking nonsense. Pro Biafra groups hold rallies all year round and they are continuing the campaigns, which I also involved in. Stop confusing yourself and read quote properly before commenting. |
muykem:Stop calling them fools, so you would not sounds foolish. They are agitating for their exit from Nigeria: Nigeria constitution is not against people asking for referendum; all they are after is the Republic of Biafra. |
BloomingDale:Why worry yourself on matter that is not on your schedule: worry yourself with Nigeria matters or are you longer interested in one Nigeria. |
Olusegun Obasanjo should apologize to igbo people for participating in the massacre of million of innocent igbo little children during Nigeria - Biafra civil war |
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