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@poster

You just stay for yankee dey yan dust. I find this argument of seperation so sickening that I do not even know where to start from.

Our problem is not Nigeria but the NIGERIAN (yes any tribe).

What is it that we want to achieve now that being together hinders, Yes I know people will start counting, but what will really change when we split ways. Simply nothing if not more corruption, wars etc.

As an Ijaw man I know spliting this country will simply be suicidal for everyone, yes even the Ibos.

Will spliting not produce the ALAMS,ORJI KALUS, ALAO AKALAS, OBJ,TIMIPRE SILVAs the more? will they not have greater capacity to do more evil. Will spliting really unite the ijaws better? will it not cause other ethnic groups in the ND cry foul over ijaw domination.

Will spliting not take the Akwa ibom Vs CROSS rivers cold war to a full scale , anything goes battle?

I believe we can still as Nigeria retrace our steps and reinculcate values which will affect how we see life and how our leaders take on stewardship.

citizenY:

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For God's sake why can't Bayelsans and Edo tell this weirdo where they stand.
MEND cyberwarriors, una disappoint me well well.

Answer wetin/who becomrich with all these annoying maps. My broda I get work to do abeg . You know how challenging the task of skiping those maps is?

na_so, u be lie. cross river & akwa ibom na brothers,not fight dey between them. u be hausa. u no be ijaw.

complove:

na_so, u be lie. cross river & akwa ibom na brothers,not fight dey between them. u be hausa. u no be ijaw.

emene izon keme. You can check all my previous post.

All this cross river& akwa ibom oil wells struggle will lead to massive bloodshed , if you leave them alone. Forget all this story brother story.

@ na_so

I really would like to know your strategy for a peaceful progressive Nigeria. What are your demands as a person (hopefully a reflection of something actionable in Nigeria). I'm tired of all these "all Nigerians are guilty of corruption, this and that". It is like saying all humans will get sick in their lifetime. duh? What should Nigeria do today politically to create a sensible and progressing nation?
Don't answer by saying that division is not the answer. If it is not, then what is?

na_so is not ijaw.he is hausa.So were u dey when mend boys dey.mend na which tribe.

na_so , please read thru the others post, the reason for the break up has nothing to do if there are bad people. but what would happen to nigeria if there is a civil war. And i would assume you are either from akwa ibom or cross river since you are concern about thier issue.

Anatan oilfield is in akwa ibom state and not cross river. the longtitude of the oilfield is 8. 20 and you can see from this picture. 8.20 fall into akwa ibom, and not cross river.

Becomrich you have a point african people are the same, we should not be blinded by artificial borders, Becomrich, the only thing I have learnt from your continuous stream of pictures and maps is that there are indeed rich yoruba sub groups in Benin republic. I sincerely thank you for that.

Ketu,Sabe,and Dassa are missing on the most yoruba view of yoruba people, The carving of boundaries among people was artificial, A YORUBA IS STILL A YOURUBA!!!!I am begining to research more about the Dassa, Savalou, Sabe, Mokole, bante, etc

Na_so you too much jooo. If we do split up, those with the same tribalistic and ethnic views will still find ways of breaking into more tribes and furthering their miopic views.

na wa for mr bcecomrich o

complove:

na_so is not ijaw.he is hausa.So were u dey when mend boys dey.mend na which tribe.

Yes mend is from ogbomosho. are you ok now?

My friend will you shut up and stop misinterpreting mend's actions? Have you ever heard seperation as one of mend's agenda?. Mend has said they believe in one nigeria which is built on equity and justice.

TELL THEM

na_so:

Yes mend is from ogbomosho. are you ok now?

My friend will you shut up and stop misinterpreting mend's actions? Have you ever heard seperation as one of mend's agenda?. Mend has said they believe in one nigeria which is built on equity and justice.

I hate hypocrites! Where do you stand? You dodged the question I asked you here:

Onlytruth:

@ na_so

I really would like to know your strategy for a peaceful progressive Nigeria. What are your demands as a person (hopefully a reflection of something actionable in Nigeria). I'm tired of all these "all Nigerians are guilty of corruption, this and that". It is like saying all humans will get sick in their lifetime. duh? What should Nigeria do today politically to create a sensible and progressing nation?
Don't answer by saying that division is not the answer. If it is not, then what is?

Answer the f@@king question! Stop dodging!
What do you want from Nigeria Mr perfidy!

Onlytruth:

I hate hypocrites! Where do you stand? You dodged the question I asked you here:

Answer the f@@king question! Stop dodging!
What do you want from Nigeria Mr perfidy!

I must confess that I am equally pained by the failure of the Nigerian experiment.

I however think my not agreeing with the seperation doctrine should not encourage snide comments like you seem to be making

I have found the task of compressing my thoughts on why being together is not really our problem rather intractable. However I make bold to say that for every reason why the seperation doctrine is advanced , there are stronger reasons why we should remain together.

Like I said ealier , the problem is not really with Nigeria but with Nigerians, hence I see these liability bearing traits in the average Nigerian soaring in the emergent fragemnts if/when we decide to part ways.

Simply tell me one advantage of seperation and I will tell you why we can achieve that now, even without seperation.

I await your response

@poster,
You may just have to wait until hell freezes over.

$poOne:

@poster,
You may just have to wait until hell freezes over.

Nigeria is not going any where and if you fail to realize that keep suffering

na_so:


I must confess that I am equally pained by the failure of the Nigerian experiment.

I however think my not agreeing with the seperation doctrine should not encourage snide comments like you seem to be making

I have found the task of compressing my thoughts on why being together is not really our problem rather intractable. However I make bold to say that for every reason why the seperation doctrine is advanced , there are stronger reasons why we should remain together.

Like I said ealier , the problem is not really with Nigeria but with Nigerians, hence I see these liability bearing traits in the average Nigerian soaring in the emergent fragemnts if/when we decide to part ways.

Simply tell me one advantage of seperation and I will tell you why we can achieve that now, even without seperation.

I await your response

If I could have Biafra in the East (even if only Igboland), Biafra will qualify for the world cup because there will be no quota system. Every position will be manned by the most talented player. In fact  our football league will be among the best in the world. If there was Biafra, we would not have lost Bakassi to Cameroun. We won't lose anything to Cameroun including soccer -(go and check the record of Nigeria teams against Camerounin teams -Iwuanyanwu, Enyimba, Heartlands, Rangers)- we hardly lose to Cameroun. If I could have Biafra, there will be real local policing -no single federal bullshiting police- real policing is local, night life will return! If there is Biafra, we won't have religiously organised murder
code named riots. If we have Biafra, most of our people in foreign countries would be home and busy working! No free meal for anybody! We will not be a big for nothing country like Pakistan, but a small and mighty country like South Korea, Singapore or Israel. These are things Nigeria can never be.

Onlytruth:

If I could have Biafra in the East (even if only Igboland), Biafra will qualify for the world cup because there will be no quota system. Every position will be manned by the most talented player. In fact  our football league will be among the best in the world. If there was Biafra, we would not have lost Bakassi to Cameroun. We won't lose anything to Cameroun including soccer -(go and check the record of Nigeria teams against Camerounin teams -Iwuanyanwu, Enyimba, Heartlands, Rangers)- we hardly lose to Cameroun. If I could have Biafra, there will be real local policing -no single federal bullshiting police- real policing is local, night life will return! If there is Biafra, we won't have religiously organised murder
code named riots. If we have Biafra, most of our people in foreign countries would be home and busy working! No free meal for anybody! We will not be a big for nothing country like Pakistan, but a small and mighty country like South Korea, Singapore or Israel. These are things Nigeria can never be.
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is the only way to define ourself to the world and truly see who we are

Is there really a quota system in the Nigerian national team? You know who this foolish quota benefits? The north,

Where is na_so He escaped! Tomorrow is October 1, and we still don't have electricity (someone promised 10,000 megawatts by the end of the year). We are no where near that and I bet you that by December we would still be generating 2,500 megawatts for a population of 140 million! Let me tell you my friend, there is no visitor to Nigeria who wouldn't think that something is FUNDAMENTALLY wrong with Nigeria. Once you get out of the MMA and head out into the darkness of Lagos (in 21st century!), you would realize that there is a SERIOUS mass delusion or outright madness in Nigeria.
Some states have been working on the electricity problem, but the federal government wants them to channel their output to the NATIONAL GRID or was it NATIONAL[b] GREED[/b].
Some of us are watching helplessly while the politics of the south east -which used to be peaceful -gradually turns into the western nigerian style do-or-die politics. The situation is worsening daily, and I wouldn't be shocked if politicians in the east start killing themselves as in western nigeria-something previously alien to eastern nigerian politics- the nigeria cancer is spreading and creating this huge timebomb. The youths of Igboland should act now to stop this mad wind blowing into our lands. MASSOB should be doing that instead of appealing to deaf ears.

Seconded by me. NIGERIA IS A FAILED STATE!!!!!!!!!!!

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Seconded.
Plus, Yar Adua is the minister for education in Saudi Arabia.

I just read this news about the Nigerian who is helping to build Iraqi high speed rail and it further reinforced my frustration with Nigeria and bolstered my belief in separation. This man tried for 18 months to sell a very simple idea to the federal government of Nigeria, but failed. He only tried for 2 months in a war ravaged Iraq (still grappling with leadership issues) but succeeded!

I have said it before and would repeat it here: Nigeria's assets are not underground (minerals). They are above ground (people). Why can't this country figure this out? Why is this country resolved to be backward and still refuses to let those who want to progress leave peacefully?
I know many Nigerian experts overseas (I mean real experts -engineers, architects, intellectual property lawyers, software scientists, specialist doctors and etc),who are ready to turn that country around in 10 years, but it would never happen in Nigeria, because if it happens, certain tribe might end up leading every critical sphere of Nigeria. But what is wrong with that, if things get to work? No, not in Nigeria! Even right here on NL, instead of people being angry at those who crippled Nigeria, they are here cursing out those who want to leave the intractable quagmire! Well, it has been 40 years after the war and it is not working!

If you can't let me actualize myself in Nigeria like the Nigerian Iraqi transportation engineer; then, allow me to leave peacefully. You've gat to chose one!

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Weeping for Nigeria Future, Why because the Tribal race and ethnicity in Nigeria has become the major reason y we refuse to Develop in Nigeria.
Come to think of it in the year 2012, Nigeria will be 100 years of amalgamation there is nothing to show for in Nigeria. i bet with everybody that until Nigeria segregates we can't succeed, and for once the Biafra has moved their motion for Seperation on the so called Nigeria named by Flawral Shaw (Lugard's Wife) in 1914 that let the three Region in Nigeria be divided (1972) after the Biaffra war. this is a question to you all is Nigeria a COUNTRY or A NATION?

Its high time we know that its not working, even older unions are disbanding, Yugoslavia, Czechoslovakia, USSR, Sudan and The United Kingdom; It will be easier to disband in peace than to war