basilo101:

and who is talking about war? Blood thirsty mudafvkas, we are utilising UN Charter on self determination of indigenous people

olawalepopoola:
Ibos are their own problems. They are Ojukwu backstabbers! They hate him, hence they didn't vote for him in 2003 and 2007. People Deceiving People

stinggy:
Congrats! When is their General elections?

owobokiri:
There is a need for a more radical, ruthless and relentless approach to the Biafran struggle. The reasons for this are pretty obvious. 50 years after Biafra, eastern Nigeria inspite of her immense contribution to the Nigerian state has been treated with scorn and levity by a parasitic bunch of eternally blundering sets of overly corrupt Abuja oligarchs whose control of the power structure in Nigeria only serves to undermine the eastern interest while providing Nigerians with nothing worthwhile to hope on. This epileptic amalgam is horrendeously hapless. It has become a monumental shame to proud men from proud cultures like Biafrans. An overwhelminly alarming edifice to incompetence, political debauchery and run-away kleptomania. A paradise to tribal hawks who will always approach every issue from the pettiest of angles, Nigeria is ugly! A state exists to further the interests of the people . A state shouldn't be turned into a vehicle to loot and pillage other peoples resources just to dance to the hedonistic whims of some unserious bunch.. This thing is not working! This thing is not designed to work!! The petty conglomorate of premodial characters that populate Abuja as we speak lack the inventive leadership traits needed to make a head or tail out of this Lugards acient schifi creation. Lets do the needful my people; lets put this emberassinly wobbling behemoth down. It is doable.

SLIDEwaxie:
dem born them?

stinggy:

Don't underrate them. Dem mean biznes oo

chimkaire:
...ai jes dey luk U

stinggy:


Lol... shebi na u b editor-in-chief

iscoli:
if only this saintneo can

Masterclass32:


You've forgotten that whom God has blessed, no man can curse.

basilo101:

and who is talking about war? Blood thirsty mudafvkas, we are utilising UN Charter on self determination of indigenous people

blaqoracle:
they are still suffering from the curse Tarawa balewa placed on them.

new2020:
Biafra movement picked up a momentum never seen before with the younger generation within the last month. Courtesy of Radio Biafra who are doing a fabulous job uniting SE and SS with one weapon...truth.

blaqoracle:
they are still suffering from the curse Tarawa balewa placed on them.

ModiKen:


Unfortunately, we Niger Deltans are not and would never be part of any Biafran drama.

We are not Igbos; we have nothing in common; not dressing, eating, language or customs and traditions.

Don't mind Asari Dokubo, his word holds very little meaning to the average Niger Deltan.

BTW, if you are thinking Asari Dokubo would abandon his billion naira investments in Benin Republic and go back to the creeks to fight for Biafra, you are kidding yourself.

Lastly, Nnamdi Kanu is a coward hidding in the I.K behind a radio.

melzabull:
Who is the average Niger deltan? where are you from to start with?

ModiKen:


How does where I come from in the Niger Delta add sugar to your garri?

If war start and una trust us Niger Deltans, we go sell una for N10 to Nigeria.

owobokiri:
There is a need for a more radical, ruthless and relentless approach to the Biafran struggle. The reasons for this are pretty obvious. 50 years after Biafra, eastern Nigeria inspite of her immense contribution to the Nigerian state has been treated with scorn and levity by a parasitic bunch of eternally blundering sets of overly corrupt Abuja oligarchs whose control of the power structure in Nigeria only serves to undermine the eastern interest while providing Nigerians with nothing worthwhile to hope on. This epileptic amalgam is horrendeously hapless. It has become a monumental shame to proud men from proud cultures like Biafrans. An overwhelminly alarming edifice to incompetence, political debauchery and run-away kleptomania. A paradise to tribal hawks who will always approach every issue from the pettiest of angles, Nigeria is ugly! A state exists to further the interests of the people . A state shouldn't be turned into a vehicle to loot and pillage other peoples resources just to dance to the hedonistic whims of some unserious bunch.. This thing is not working! This thing is not designed to work!! The petty conglomorate of premodial characters that populate Abuja as we speak lack the inventive leadership traits needed to make a head or tail out of this Lugards acient schifi creation. Lets do the needful my people; lets put this emberassinly wobbling behemoth down. It is doable.

PenSniper:



Very uninspiring, haggard-and hyngrt-looking set of people with a rag-like symbol as a flag representing a nation ? Not a good publicity stunt. The whole photo is demeaning, to say the least.

Meanwhile, throughout my school days and civil service years, my candid observation has been that the igbos of Imo state origin are most civilised and tolerant of all Igbos. Am i right or not ?

melzabull:
be real and be proud of your identity. Stop being an ijiot

Ymodulus:


www.nairaland.com/attachments/2333876_16869749193686983380483983357838443247086n_jpeg3c4a5b58d0bcbf997c21236637882849

Biafrans deceiving themselves. See how children were happy when they heard the rebels have been caught

PentiumPro:
Clowns!

JimiOgunlola:


You see what I have talking about. Today you want them to go, tommorow they are clowns for wanting to leave. Why are you bent on disgracing the yoruba race. What do you stand to lose if the people you hate so much leave? Are you really a woman sef?

PenSniper:



Meanwhile, throughout my school days and civil service years, my candid observation has been that the igbos of Imo state origin are most civilised and tolerant of all Igbos. Am i right or not ?