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Re: Can The Imo River Take (large) Ships? by Nobody: 8:11am On Oct 31, 2015 |
kingzizzy:thats what am saying check my earlier posts, me I don't want to put my hope on anybody but myself so that they wont dissapoint me, our forefathers already made the mistakes we the descendants wont repeat it. 1 Like |
Re: Can The Imo River Take (large) Ships? by tsdarkside(m): 8:14am On Oct 31, 2015 |
lygn19: thats it!!!...it was nice contemplating with you...i learned something...thank you.... |
Re: Can The Imo River Take (large) Ships? by kingzizzy: 8:18am On Oct 31, 2015 |
tsdarkside: There is something I don't understand with Nigeria and indeed Nigerians. Before Lugard came, we barely knew each other but we lived peacefully alongside one another. Then Lugard came and brought us all together and named us Nigeria. Since then till today, we have been quarrelling, fighting,killing our selves in the millions and all for what? To keep this dream of Lord Lugard alive? I laugh but bitterly. 13 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Can The Imo River Take (large) Ships? by rozayx5(m): 8:33am On Oct 31, 2015 |
ezeagu: imo river passes through my village.in akwa ibom . it wud be a welcome idea 12 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Can The Imo River Take (large) Ships? by Herald47: 8:41am On Oct 31, 2015 |
rhymaster:you can't lay claim on a body of water flowing from another peoples territory past your territory,the banks of the imo river from obuaku to the atlantic ocean is mostly forest,so dredging the river doesn't inconvenience anyone. 11 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Can The Imo River Take (large) Ships? by Nobody: 8:41am On Oct 31, 2015 |
any igbo man agitating for Nigerias breakup should be sentenced to the firing squad, anybody that does not want the progress of igbo land is not my kin. 1 Like |
Re: Can The Imo River Take (large) Ships? by Herald47: 8:43am On Oct 31, 2015 |
tsdarkside:the un law on international water ways nullifies your points. 5 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Can The Imo River Take (large) Ships? by Herald47: 8:46am On Oct 31, 2015 |
rhymaster:come how old are you?,haven't you heard the UN ruling on international waterways? 7 Likes |
Re: Can The Imo River Take (large) Ships? by Nobody: 8:47am On Oct 31, 2015 |
nice idea |
Re: Can The Imo River Take (large) Ships? by Herald47: 8:50am On Oct 31, 2015 |
tsdarkside:since you assumed that imo river is not an international water ways,then what is an international waterways? 1 Like |
Re: Can The Imo River Take (large) Ships? by Nobody: 9:05am On Oct 31, 2015 |
this is why u should agitate for one Nigeria, we would achieve feats like this without any extra cost since we are one country, we can advance igbo land to be highly industrial then buy up most of the land in Kogi, benue, cross river's, rivers state, akwa ibom and turn them into farmlands which will supply us agricultural raw materials for our factories without having to pay for customs or anything we can even sell our products in far away bornu and it would be profitable because they cannot raise boundary against us or place an embargo, why for Ecowas and the rest u must not go to Lagos or Ogun or Cross river to obtain paper to travel through ecowas countries for ur goods u can do it in igbo land and all u do is once u are at the boundary show them ur papers and pass and the revenue remains in igbo land. |
Re: Can The Imo River Take (large) Ships? by AyeeIdris(f): 9:05am On Oct 31, 2015 |
Intelligent thread 4 Likes |
Re: Can The Imo River Take (large) Ships? by Dhugal: 9:19am On Oct 31, 2015 |
lygn19:Will you just shut it if you can't contribute reasonably to the thread for now?. Enough of all that your claptrap.This thread is about development of Igboland,in association or otherwise,of our friendly neighbours and kin. 12 Likes |
Re: Can The Imo River Take (large) Ships? by Nobody: 9:30am On Oct 31, 2015 |
Dhugal:look at this one, are u done shouting go back to your land and u are now looking for another way? mumu 2 Likes |
Re: Can The Imo River Take (large) Ships? by rhymaster: 9:38am On Oct 31, 2015 |
Ki lygn19: If Nigeria does break, Ibos will have no business in it: you will take neither rent nor make any profit - that is why you wanted Biafra, so why would you still wants you business in Nigeria? BTW, it would be 100% the decision of Nigerians, not Ibos who or what we allow in Nigeria or whatever countries exist in those places then. You may wish to go to U.S., UK, etc but the Americans, Brits, etc decide who they give a visa and associated privileges and no United Nations will ever or can do anything about it! Ibos are just mere fantasizers, if you cannot develop iboland now or live in it with all the free money your states are getting, you can never do better when Nigeria kicks out all Ibos and iboland is 100% surrounded by other countries who would forever control your destinies. 2 Likes |
Re: Can The Imo River Take (large) Ships? by Nobody: 9:43am On Oct 31, 2015 |
rhymaster:lol... thats y people like u should pray it does, if u are hoping that igbos would go to another war and break Nigeria keep wishing, anybody banking on igbos for Nigerias breakup don enter one chance. 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Can The Imo River Take (large) Ships? by Dhugal: 9:46am On Oct 31, 2015 |
lygn19:Shouting go back to your land?. I see you're mentally disturbed.Have always suspected it,but you've firmly confirmed my suspicion. Thanks for saving me the trouble of engaging you in future. For now tho,as concerns this thread,kindly shut it. 3 Likes |
Re: Can The Imo River Take (large) Ships? by Nobody: 9:50am On Oct 31, 2015 |
rhymaster: You don't reason well. You have based your argument on the assumption that if Igbos pull out of Nigeria then all the other tribes will remain in Nigeria. What you don't know is that if the Igbos are allowed to leave, the Niger Delta would also leave to form their own country. Even the MB might also quite and stay on their own. Then there would be ifferent countries living side by side and diplomacy will come into play. If the Igbos leave, the centre will crumble. Boko haram might even take over the NE and establish an islamic caliphate there. 8 Likes |
Re: Can The Imo River Take (large) Ships? by VickJames(m): 9:51am On Oct 31, 2015 |
zuchyblink: We have been doing a lot of research on how to implement diasporan tax system. this tax system will be for ndigbos worldwide. it will not be a harmful tax system and it will just be like one-tenth or so of what you earn. the bigger players will be taxed more because they will want to use the port more than normal traders. since they will also get concessions in the first few years of its construction. it is possible we can get this done. there wont be any problem with the neighbours because no one is dredging out of the rivers but into the river. 1 Like |
Re: Can The Imo River Take (large) Ships? by VickJames(m): 9:53am On Oct 31, 2015 |
EUROBOMBER: please dont argue that way. if others will love to stay back, let them stay. but biafra wont come now until we are prepared to go. 4 Likes |
Re: Can The Imo River Take (large) Ships? by Nobody: 9:57am On Oct 31, 2015 |
Nice thread Ezeagu. Nothing is impossible with determination. Igbo land is not lanlocked because we have waterfronts that we can work on to access the sea. That said, look at Israel that moved into a desert and today have transformed their land to a tourist site. There are many countries in the world that are landlocked, have no oyel and are doing fine. Germany has the most powerful ecenomy in Europe today and they have no oyel. Quality of human resiurces matters most. The Igbos can do very well with or without oyel. This message is directed at ogogoro drinking people shouting our oyel every day. 11 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Can The Imo River Take (large) Ships? by Nobody: 9:57am On Oct 31, 2015 |
VickJames:Biafra or not nobody is going anywhere. 1 Like |
Re: Can The Imo River Take (large) Ships? by Nobody: 9:59am On Oct 31, 2015 |
VickJames: I am not begging any body to stay or leave, I only stated the obvious. Besides, I am not in support of Biafra, I am for One Nigeria. 1 Like |
Re: Can The Imo River Take (large) Ships? by VickJames(m): 10:01am On Oct 31, 2015 |
rhymaster: the international law states that no one has control over the access of any particular river. please let them dam it, lol, I am begging, let them dam it. the sea is coming onshore and if dont know, it will over the shorelines soon. its better they allow passage way now, or they will end up running down to igbo land for survival. these days, the sea is chasing everyone. the sea is coming to us. 6 Likes |
Re: Can The Imo River Take (large) Ships? by VickJames(m): 10:10am On Oct 31, 2015 |
lygn19: Now, i dont understand why people are afraid of ndigbo. tell the people living in southsouth who wants to dig a borehole and ask them how deep they dig before getting water. everyone is trying to be 'its my land'. if they like in the southsouth, let them continue to castigate the igbos and say they own opobo. do you think opobo will still be onshore in the next 50years? the igbo land is the best place to be in this generation of global warming. after reading different articles and done so many research on this present situation. i love the igbo land where it is. we are the future. the rate at which the rivers will be filled, surrounding communities might go with it. so insulting the igbos now will be fun, what about begging later? I am not saying igbos are leaving soon. but if you check what is happening to nigeria and its economic strength, please its better we fight for an economic viable eastern region and stand as one. like i said earlier, the whites are waiting for us to make good decisions, this is one of them 7 Likes |
Re: Can The Imo River Take (large) Ships? by Nobody: 10:18am On Oct 31, 2015 |
Where is lalasticlala sef? |
Re: Can The Imo River Take (large) Ships? by Nobody: 10:19am On Oct 31, 2015 |
VickJames:anytime I read ur post and carnefigans posts I know our generation has hope, just look for a book and be writing this ideas you have that's what I do, so that even if u don't achieve them keep it in ur archives for the next generation to develop ideas and add this. 1 Like |
Re: Can The Imo River Take (large) Ships? by VickJames(m): 10:36am On Oct 31, 2015 |
EUROBOMBER: We have to be alert on all grounds. this is because if the oil start looking unattractive, then we will have a problem. i am not in support of bringing foreign investors (especially whites) to invest in our lands and give us peanuts and pay our brothers change. if we can do what we have to do and bring our own investments down east with proper planning in the next 20 years, then when you come to the east, if you leave after one holiday, swear for me. the eastern region is the most blessed region in Nigeria for the future. whether you like it or not, nature will boot you back home. and if you dont come back home, either famine with chase you back. 7 Likes |
Re: Can The Imo River Take (large) Ships? by VickJames(m): 10:40am On Oct 31, 2015 |
lygn19: I will start doing what you just said brother. it is a very good and deep thinking. it is not by arguing who owns a particular land and who is igbo and who is not. it is an argument what we can do to develop what we have 1 Like |
Re: Can The Imo River Take (large) Ships? by Vicotex(m): 11:10am On Oct 31, 2015 |
lygn19:nigerians were never your friends or kin, they always find a reason to close any good thing they see springing up in the east 9 Likes |
Re: Can The Imo River Take (large) Ships? by VickJames(m): 11:31am On Oct 31, 2015 |
lygn19: lyn, we should start doing things right. we can arrange for a meeting and get people to join us. do you care about this project? 2 Likes |
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