xtrorse:

https://www.nairaland.com/2644174/boko-haram-fighters-fulani-herdsmen

Well over a century ago your Oyo Empire lost Ilorin city and its environs to the superior Fulani warriors, and now in this information age your Yoruba tribe no longer stand for anything.

In Nigeria of today, Yoruba tribe have mainly survived and flourished by relentless
ass-licking of their masters. And right now with the terroristic tendencies of their masters the Yorubas appear too helpless and scared to be on their own. Do you know
why? Read on...

To ensure that they are not left alone with their masters in OduaArewanistan republic Yorubas have become too desperate for survival in the
phantom 'One Nigeria', and therefore resorted to campaign of calumny and fabrication of lies, falsehood and propaganda to malign the Igbos, with a view to quenching the call for self-
determination by IPOB.

It's really a pity that the so-called 'sophisticated' tribe now stand for nothing...

We Are Taking Illorin And Offa With Us, North Dares Yoruba: https://www.nairaland.com/885595/taking-illorin-offa-us-north

helinues:
Note: This is not a tribal post nor judging the people of biafra..

We should all know at least for now, Nigeria belongs to us all.

Let us shun violence and terrorism.

Nigeria shall be great

simplycarro:

On my way to work this morning, I counted close to 15 luxurious buses from Ojota to Fadeyi filled with emigrating Igbos into Lagos SW Nigeria, are those one too asking to be left alone? I'm I the one begging that you stay with me or you are the one that is eternally attracted to my part of the country.?
Some of you guys need psychiatric evaluation.

benedictnsi:
I have a very strong feeling that some boko harram people are now using the Internet and igbo peopl's name to form nonsense and post....... Even the flag of Biafra there is photoshoped.


Biafran soldiers doesn't wear Nigerian Army uniform like the Boko Harram sects

PenSniper:
It is gratifying to note that you are assiduously playing your divinely assigned role of weeping, crying and lamenting more than the bereaved.

Since after the elections, those that matter in the Ijaw nation have pledged their loyalty to the new government whilst your generations remain downcast and still dressed in the black garment of mourning.
You also willingly assumed the role of eternal mourners over Ilorin, etc.
I wholeheartedly assist you
with prayers that your generations yet unborn inherit the role till eternity.

May you never lack enough tears to shed over problems entirely unconnected with you.

igwedaboss:
This is sad..
There are still a lot of things I need to know about the emergence of the Biafrans and why they've taken this course.
The igbos are technically gifted. Why don't they use that and reinvest in themselves. Become the nation's great, rather than dividing the nation which might lead to the lost of lives. The past still haunts, what will the future then hold.

basilo101:

[s]stop repeating this overused illogical garbage. Do u kw how many trips ABC transport makes to Benin, Jogo, Ghana, Ivory coast etc. In a day?[/s]

xtrorse:


How do you mean?

You've got freedom of association and the right to self-determination. So, what's difficult for you to grasp there?

Strange bedfellows, with irreconcilable value systems that are at best suitable for the individual selves, are not meant to be together! 101 years of existence attest to that verdict.

LeOstrich:


I am ND and I need my oil money back.

Ingrate.

ckmayoca:



[s]Point of correction, never say the igbos... say the nairaland hoodlums (online biafras) not the real one[/s].

ckmayoca:



Point of correction, never say the igbos... say the nairaland hoodlums (online biafras) not the real one.

PointB:


Thank you very much.

For such countries they appear to have similar ideologies or something that binds them together. In our case it simply oil - the control of it!
Don't kid yourself you can salvage this country built on such faulty foundation. The moment the oil runs out, there wont be any need for any of the oil producing parts of the country. The Ijaws will simply be reminded that they contribute nothing more, and Igbo will be told how their land is erosion ravaged among others. Yorubas will remind everyone who cares to listen that they are no longer ready to accommodate non-indigenes in Lagos, the commercial nerve of the country, and will move to reassert control. The Hausa/Fulani will simply use their 'numbers' to get whatever they believe they need, and also resort to mining other minerals. Those who didn't get much from their oil will rue their shortsightedness. Everyone will be in mad rush to re-adjust, and consequently the country will disintegrate.

The best time to re-negotiate the country is NOW. The structure will need to be change such that everyone will know why they are part of Nigeria and whether they want to continue being part, and at what cost. Anyone who want to make something meaningful of Nigeria base on the current structure is not a good student of history. Nigeria, based on the current structure, is doomed to fail. It's not a matter of if, it's a matter of when. We are not ideologically compatible; we are destined to be several great nations, rather than a bumbling, retardedd giant!

It best now to initiate a controlled dismantling exercise, as the alternative is a chaotic implosion with possible attendant catastrophic human and material cost of the next generation or beyond!

igwedaboss:

Lol. I get your story. Funny how you had to use all those English at the end.. lok

It best now to initiate a controlled dismantling exercise, as the alternative is a chaotic implosion with possible attendant catastrophic human and material cost of the next generation or beyond!

It's best we divide peacefully to avoid costly war.

PointB:


Hehehehe, I know.

I should have simplified this:


to,


But some clowns will say I'm instigating war, so I choose to paint the war, rather than instigate it!

igwedaboss:

Lol... True... but no painting, no instigations .. No divisions... Emeka solved japan's 40 year old math problem.. let's use that brilliance and solve this. God bless us all