Feraz:

Wheneva i c any post abt Nigeria breaking up, i feel sad cos what wud v been one of d best nations on earth is disintegrating.

Feraz:

Though m an easterner, i bliv dat each tribe in Nigeria has something 2 give.
One day, we'll all live in peace

Feraz:

Though m an easterner, i bliv dat each tribe in Nigeria has something 2 give.
One day, we'll all live in peace

ikeyman00:

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for where

imagine travelin to [size=32pt]Gworo republic of africa[/size] the north will never go alone in the next 400 yrs awaiting christ

even the west knew that they will never be able to build back the structures in iraq

my friend, the world is moving, its was never stand still

your god whiteman has to admit; but plz dnt talk about credit crunch

emiwanlee:

Northerners have started using their deadly venom the injected on Nigeria on Nairaland.Somebody should pls tell them that they are not welcomed here

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Re: Arewa Republic Changes Flag
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ShangoThor:

Auwal87 I actually admire you, I find your honesty quite refreshing, personally speaking I accept and recognize your right as a region and distinctive culture to assert yourselves. I find a lot of Nigerians as being extremely fake and this has been the main source to the problems in Nigeria.

I just hope we can work together in order to find a peaceful settlement in order to facilitate a peaceful regional separation. We all know and accept that Nigeria is a colonial construct and we have all been forced together.

auwal87:

Thanks for the admiration. There is only one truth, and that is what I am trying to reveal.

ShangoThor:

Auwal87 I actually admire you, I find your honesty quite refreshing, personally speaking I accept and recognize your right as a region and distinctive culture to assert yourselves. I find a lot of Nigerians as being extremely fake and this has been the main source to the problems in Nigeria.

I just hope we can work together in order to find a peaceful settlement in order to facilitate a peaceful regional separation. We all know and accept that Nigeria is a colonial construct and we have all been forced together.

ekt_bear:

Third definition from wikipedia seems like a reasonable one to me:

The set of shared attitudes, values, goals, and practices that characterizes an institution, organization or group

noLongTing:

There is nothing wrong with wiki its a good poiter in the right direction, anyway I would define culture as: [size=15pt]a set of rules and procedures for solving problems and meeting needs[/size].

You don't have a culture for the sake of having it – its primary aim is to solve problems.  I will also add that there is a strong correlation between Language and Culture.  When a culture no longer solves problems to meet the needs of the participants it must be transformed.  The transformation will be based on solving those needs.  If people abandon there culture they will die, why because they are no longer meeting their needs or solving the problems that confront them. Can you now see why we have bad leadership in Nigeria and Africa as a whole?

okada_man:

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@Auwal what is the Northern power establishment (specifically Hausa-Fulani ) doing to bring about this dream?

Maitama sule is a member of that establishment, I don't think it's incorrect to mention that PDP, the party ruling us since we returned to democracy 12 years ago has a big following and influence in the North. At least until CPC came to take a bit away.

The SW and the SS has at least championed the call for a sovereign "Aburi like" conference since 1993 and for the SE we all know where they stand.

ACN as the current party with a huge following in the SW and SS just like their previous appearances "AD" has continued to call for this same decision, most of their elected officials still speak about a SNC even in office as Govs and Senators.

Same for SS through the Ijaw national council, MEND and other influential regional bodies, I heard so little from influential northern political and cultural figures until Boko-Haram came out.

I Don't think it's unfair for me to suggest that the North and their elite politicians are the silent ones on this issue.

So who are you speaking for Auwal? Are your leaders ready to support the call for talks on how to enshrine true confederacy or disintegrate peacefully?

Or are they waiting for chaos and bloodshed before they speak up?