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FrLukas:Good you now know Nigeria is dragging your yoruba down. Will you now fight your breakaway and leave igbos struggle for Biafra? |
OsuAmaka:What you failed to understand is that the east was given below what they generated themselves. So what are you bleating about south west money used in developing the east? |
buckeyemedia:Nobody hold your mouth from shouting marginalisation. |
baralatie:The killer herdsmen victims in benue, tell me what was their crime. |
bigpriik:That is just the truth. I wish we can have equal fire power. Buhari is using the army to fight jihad for the fulanis. |
Pweetyccee:Good morning. I am chatting from Bayelsa state. I am from the state. |
buckeyemedia:It is easier said than done. When our leaders can easily hide under one Nigeria, what can the people do? My house have been once invaded by suspected killers sent by my leaders simply because I was asking questions and wanted them to be accountable to the people. As far as one Nigeria is concerned, they would have just framed me up or killed me if they haf got to me, and if the story had gotten to nairaland, a lot of you would have called me a miscreant as the story would follow. As far as one Nigeria is concerned, no one is accountable. |
Viltron:I can only imagine what the igboman did to us since I wasn't born then, but I can see what one nigeria is doing to me. I am not saying this as a mere Niger Deltan, but as someone who comes from a place that his resources are being used to run this fraud. And because of the pain in my heart, I wouldn't mind if I build my alliances with the same east that hurt my people. But if that should backfire too, I owe my next generations to come any apology. They should fight and liberate themselves too if freedom means anything to them. |
Pweetyccee:Ehya! Love is hard to find I guess. Would you mind if help? |
buckeyemedia:But the experiences of today are no different na. Come to my community and see impoverishment even as an oil producing place. It's been over 50yrs since the igbo man stopped being in charge of our resources or people. Yet our treatment remains the same. Countries have used 50yrs space of time to become sane and developed country. |
Viltron:One thing I have come to realise in life is that everyone is out to take advantage of you, especially if you are too naive and lenient. You don't expect the igboman, the yoruba man or hausaman to be soft with you just because you are to them. And that is what we facing are facing as a problem. The world is purely a market place which is business. We are scared of Igbos exploiting us yet the whole nigeria is exploiting us without any hope. And yet, we can not negotiate favourably from one Nigeria. Same mistake Adaka Boro did, allowing his anger and suspicion towards the igbos to blindfold him, so therefore failed to negotiate anything for his support for nigeria. We have all the advantage to negotiate with Biafra and achieve our freedom or negotiate with nigeria to achieve our resource freedom, but rather we are going about chasing shadows and wkll miss opportunities. |
tutudesz:That one dey sha, but we can't continue like this. We don't have any hope in one nigeria. And not even in Niger Delta as an ijaw man. That bad blood and suspicion has been built in us. Niger Delta republic is another one nigeria in the making. And we lack visionary leaders who could really bring that need change even in the new Delta country. |
Hintona:Great. Not all. I came across your post and just took interest in getting acquainted with you. |
ivolt:The problem is, your police assured the people of their security asking them to go about their lawful duty, but...hmm...they believed ipob(threat as u said) to the assurance of safety by the police. Bih problem. |
kkash:Ipobs came out during protests even when they were threatened, so why should one Nigerians not come out even when they were assured of protection by the police? Does it mean that they trust the threat of by ipob and not the assurance of protection by police? |
nsiba:There were people who fought and died for Biafra in those states you called, so I don't think you are in a position to disrespect their memories. |
muykem:Why will Bayelsa subscribe to biafra when the youths have been reduced to "our oyel" shouting lazy youths, who now beg for crumbs to survive despite being one of the golden hens laying the golden eggs for the country, and despite her small population but yet living in penury? . Look at the confusion that graced the IYC protests. Does the state looks like it has sound people who know their right? |
tutudesz:U don see am na. How man go do na? My family owns the land that host Shell(LNG) in that community but my guy, na suffer head we dey. Every little thing man wan enjoy na through protests. Reason am na? Na which kind suffer head be this. Yet na total outsiders dey flex this oil money. I look at my people, no body get the mind to fight this injustice, some go just come make small noise and once dem settle them, dem don mellow down. Still, the ordinary man dey suffer. Guy u see hope for this one Nigeria so? Then the only chance we get to make real demands, we dey use am antagonise Biafrans, while our resources are being plundered. |
Christistruth00:Sadly, the leaders are mostly easterners and the victims non-igbos. But you will agree with me that it was an igboman who put a stop to the coup. My point was that, it wasn't an entirely Igbo coup looking at those names. |
tutudesz:Binaowei, teiya? Woni su yenga? Are we fighting? Just come make we chat over my palmi. Then tell me your reasons for opposing me. |
Prompto:If they were elected by the people into those positions, then why not?! But I wonder if the coup plotters were elected by Igbos to have been given the Igbo tag but whereas subsequent coups never carried the ethnic tags. |
tutudesz:Abeg no forget my tombo o. |
Luigi02:We in the south south should be the ones making enemies all over the country if we were wise and not the igbos. But your coward self go fit try am? If I were Igbos I for just leave Biafra struggle, make them follow chop our oil money till e finish and still impoverish us. But you see, if they keep quiet like us, soon Nigeria will also plunder their natural gas reserves in Imo state, while still leaving the masses in poverty. But the gold in zamfara state will be mined by the north and profit still kept for themselves. A lot of good roads and rails in the north. Ken Saro wiwa was killed for fighting for his right, still ogoni cleanup remains political. Goodluck Jonathan, our man, still did absolutely nothing to improve the condition of the south south. |
tutudesz:Lol. Come LNG community, Obungha, Gbarain clan. Na just #300 go carry u from Tombia reach my end. Tell aboki bikeman make dem drop u for Anglican church or just drop u for LNG junction. Abeg buy tombo follow body come o, e dey along LNG road. I go arrange some bannies keep for u. |
tutudesz:Abi, ari nomu yengi(you are mad). |
Luigi02:Where were you when killer fulanis herdsmen were killing and raping in the south: in Rivers, Edo state, Delta, e.t.c. I guess they were not toxic but romantic. I guess when north claimed that the oil in the south belongs to them, that was the sweetest love word u ever heard. Nigeria has at most 250 years of oil reserve usage, meaning in 250 years from now oil will finish in Nigeria if the exploration and consumption continues as it is now. Mind you, with the way the world is going green, the value may depreciated even more. At that point, I wonder what we would hold on to as bargaining chip with our low human resourcefulness and infrastructure. |
nsiba:Jdjdjs |
Luigi02:The only end you will see is your resources in the south south will be continuously used to run this failed country. And you will never have the opportunity to control your own oil and wealth or break free from one Nigeria. And if you are not lucky and extra hardworking, one Nigeria can end your bright future or dreams as it does to millions of people. The choice is yours to continuously see the Igbo as your enemies while one Nigeria plunders your wealth. |
Luigi02:Even your family meeting sef u don't have a say, not to talk of speaking for every tribe in the supposed south south. Just rest my friend. |
ShadowCracker:A small sample of northern and south western officers involved in the 1966 coup: Captain John Swanton Second-lieutenant John Atom Kpera Sergeant Husa Kanga Sergeant Musa Manga Sergeant Yakubu Adeyini Sergeant Daramola Oyegoke Private Musa Mbulla Lance Corporal Danyo Mbulla Private Lekoja Gidan-Jibrin Corporal Bako Lamunda Private Joseph Wadu Goje Private lagwin Goshit Corporal Tunana Bangor Private Uguman Monogi Corporal Yakubu Kaje Lance Corporal Mamis Hundu Lance Corporal Thaddens Thamyil Tsenyil Lance Corporal Issnam Tayapa Lance Corporal Ali Shendam Private Usuman Gabure Private Erastus Nakito Private I. Inoja Lance Corporal N. Noji |
backT:A small sample of northern and south western officers involved in the 1966 coup: Captain John Swanton Second-lieutenant John Atom Kpera Sergeant Husa Kanga Sergeant Musa Manga Sergeant Yakubu Adeyini Sergeant Daramola Oyegoke Private Musa Mbulla Lance Corporal Danyo Mbulla Private Lekoja Gidan-Jibrin Corporal Bako Lamunda Private Joseph Wadu Goje Private lagwin Goshit Corporal Tunana Bangor Private Uguman Monogi Corporal Yakubu Kaje Lance Corporal Mamis Hundu Lance Corporal Thaddens Thamyil Tsenyil Lance Corporal Issnam Tayapa Lance Corporal Ali Shendam Private Usuman Gabure Private Erastus Nakito Private I. Inoja Lance Corporal N. Noji |
Prompto:A small sample of northern and south western officers involved in the 1966 coup: Captain John Swanton Second-lieutenant John Atom Kpera Sergeant Husa Kanga Sergeant Musa Manga Sergeant Yakubu Adeyini Sergeant Daramola Oyegoke Private Musa Mbulla Lance Corporal Danyo Mbulla Private Lekoja Gidan-Jibrin Corporal Bako Lamunda Private Joseph Wadu Goje Private lagwin Goshit Corporal Tunana Bangor Private Uguman Monogi Corporal Yakubu Kaje Lance Corporal Mamis Hundu Lance Corporal Thaddens Thamyil Tsenyil Lance Corporal Issnam Tayapa Lance Corporal Ali Shendam Private Usuman Gabure Private Erastus Nakito Private I. Inoja Lance Corporal N. Noji |
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