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Biafran Sun by Nobody: 5:00pm On Oct 13, 2016
May we not dance shamelessly forever. These are question warning for probiafrans.
1 How would the igbos coexist harmoniously with other supposed biafran tribes eg idoma,isoko,eko etc
2 what system of government will be adopted to accomodate all the biafran tribes
3 what in future those subregions rise for independence
4 How can the small land mass of the proposed biafran state support agric and industry
5 How would the new breed of politicians play out given the the level of greed, wickedness and corruption everywhere
6 Don't you think the new map of biafra should be looked into. Why adding yoruboid groups to biafra eg isoko,urhobo,itsekiri and some parts of igalla. And have all those region granted this creations.
7 How would the negotiations be concerning easterners' wealth and property outside biafra
8 Apart from the igbos will other tribes fight gallantly and faithfully to see the emergence of the new biafra. Thanks
Re: Biafran Sun by jopretty(f): 5:11pm On Oct 13, 2016
These and more are questions I ask myself daily. Brothers are busy killing themeslves because of the small piece of land available. If at all biafra is achieved and all igbos are asked to go back, I only can imagine what will happen.

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Re: Biafran Sun by Nobody: 5:23pm On Oct 13, 2016
You are welcome dear.may the children not suffer any future disastrous events.
Re: Biafran Sun by EzePromoe: 6:15pm On Oct 13, 2016
Sammy888:
May we not dance shamelessly forever. These are question warning for probiafrans.
1 How would the igbos coexist harmoniously with other supposed biafran tribes eg idoma,isoko,eko etc
I didn't know that the supposed Biafra was going to be a caliphate that will not tolerate minorities. You should have asked how we lived for hundreds of years before the colonial masters arrived without one trying to invade the others like the Fulanis invaded most Northern kingdoms, or like Benin empire invaded Lagos. It's easier to ask what exactly will cause the breach of harmony between Igbos and these groups than to ask how they'll live in harmony.

2 what system of government will be adopted to accomodate all the biafran tribes
I believe the Igbos are not overlords that will kick against what will be mutually suitable for all. The Igbos are even too diverse have a consensus that will be itching on other minorities. The decentralized system best suits their state. We've been living like that for years and it won't be a problem either for the minorities.

3 what in future those subregions rise for independence
With the practice of true federalism which is very likely to be proposed in the new state, every state will function as a pseudo country, so it will take nothing from the rest that resolve to stay, if they want to be full fledged countries. The Igbos, I know won't stoop low to kill a dissenting voice.

4 How can the small land mass of the proposed biafran state support agric and industry
If the smallest state in terms of landmass, Lagos can contain over 20 million residents then even Anambra alone will contain the 50 million Igbos worldwide. You guys are exaggerating the assumption of land scarcity in the South East. With a good foundation any country can overcome this. Israel is barely the size of Cross River state but they're doing very well in Agriculture and Technology because they have no option than to do so or depend on their enemies surrounding them. When Biafra is faced with such reality, they'll have no choice than to sustain Agricultural projects the likes of Obiano is embarking on in Anambra state. Ebonyi also is an agricultural hub as well as Etche in Rivers state. Talking about industries, don't go there. Realities in Aba, Onitsha, Nnewi and Port Harcourt should shut you up.

5 How would the new breed of politicians play out given the the level of greed, wickedness and corruption everywhere
Corruption is everywhere but trust me, the masses are wising up. There are things an official would do and get away with in the 80s that will be impossible in this century. But I believe with the ideology these IPOB and other pro Biafra groups are championing, a disaffection has been created between the Biafran masses and the Nigerian groomed Igbo politicians. Trust the Igbo man who has fought with his sweat for Biafra to revolt when a former pro Nigerian Igbo politicians vies for a political office. Do you think people like Okorocha, T.A Orji, Peter Obi, Rotimi Amaechi will find it easy?

6 Don't you think the new map of biafra should be looked into. Why adding yoruboid groups to biafra eg isoko,urhobo,itsekiri and some parts of igalla. And have all those region granted this creations.
A referendum will suffice here.The only yoruboid group I can see here is Itsekiri by the way. By the way I don't think that there's any plan to include the listed without them applying for it. The Biafrans main interest is the old Eastern region and Anioma included.

7 How would the negotiations be concerning easterners' wealth and property outside biafra
The properties of Biafrans are protected elsewhere outside the geographical entity, Nigeria won't be an exception. By the way, it's impossible to confiscate the property of every Igbo man in Nigeria that will be too obvious for the International community not to condemn. What does it portend? A worsening of the already bad image of Nigeria, investors confidence will fall. Imagine if Biafra capitalizes on that to create an enabling environment that will accommodate every nationality then Nigeria is as good as dead. You guys are just boasting about the propensity of mass deportation of foreigners because you know little about economics. You don't know that if 'free oil money' in the guise of federal allocation begins dwindling that your government will depend heavily on taxation from the Igbo businesses you desire to confiscate. I foresee a hike in tax when that begins to happen and that will compel the Igbos to think home.

8 Apart from the igbos will other tribes fight gallantly and faithfully to see the emergence of the new biafra. Thanks
Igbos are large enough population wise to handle the task. What is simply required of other tribes at the moment is for them not to sabotage the struggle. But what is really giving you guys the impression that when tabled with the option between Nigeria and Biafra that a typical Niger Deltan will pick Nigeria? I'm a Niger Deltan living in Niger Delta and I know how my people think.
Re: Biafran Sun by Nobody: 6:26pm On Oct 13, 2016
But the standard of living will be very poor and also consider the environmental problems facing Anambra state. Let's be frank. Overurbanisation of a small area leads to erosion, disease outbreaks, leaching, enviromental odour and pollution, heavy traffic, housing inadequacy, overuse of provided amenities ,vices and township victimization
Re: Biafran Sun by Nobody: 6:18am On Oct 14, 2016
@ezepromo
I think all these will not come to be unless biafrans are supertech individuals. Southeast have lost 20% of its landmass to erosion. But how will the system of land ownership be looking at the population of igbos, will everybody be accomodated or have an apartment or live as tenants permanently in their own homeland.
Re: Biafran Sun by orimsamsam(m): 10:04am On Oct 14, 2016
Sammy888:
@ezepromo
I think all these will not come to be unless biafrans are supertech individuals. Southeast have lost 20% of its landmass to erosion. But how will the system of land ownership be looking at the population of igbos, will everybody be accomodated or have an apartment or live as tenants permanently in their own homeland.
oga wetin concern u with Biafra. If they want to go pls leave them and let them go

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Re: Biafran Sun by Nobody: 1:11pm On Oct 14, 2016
orimsamsam:
oga wetin concern u with Biafra. If they want to go pls leave them and let them go
Am I not from the supposed region. But it's all about curiosity sake. These questions are actually meant for ipob members. Even this name Ipob is controversial
Re: Biafran Sun by WINNERMENTALITY: 12:09pm On Oct 16, 2016
Sammy888:

Am I not from the supposed region. But it's all about curiosity sake. These questions are actually meant for ipob members. Even this name Ipob is controversial
Take ur time and travel out and stop being a local champion. Biafra does not end in Anambra and talking about erosion and 20% is like telling Haiti not to exist again because of an earthquake.

The way a land covered with waters is being taken care of In Lagos is how we will take care of Our country..

Eastern Nigeria has long been a republic, there is no body to answer to like the Ooni and the Emirs. This will give every tribe a level ground to operate Autonomously.
And thinking or talking about an ethic sofacation of other tribes are lies notured by the west and Notherners. Igbos are not good politically and that's why other tribe will enjoy biafra politically..

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Re: Biafran Sun by Nobody: 8:05pm On Oct 16, 2016
WINNERMENTALITY:

Take ur time and travel out and stop being a local champion. Biafra does not end in Anambra and talking about erosion and 20% is like telling Haiti not to exist again because of an earthquake.

The way a land covered with waters is being taken care of In Lagos is how we will take care of Our country..

Eastern Nigeria has long been a republic, there is no body to answer to like the Ooni and the Emirs. This will give every tribe a level ground to operate Autonomously.
And thinking or talking about an ethic sofacation of other tribes are lies notured by the west and Notherners. Igbos are not good politically and that's why other tribe will enjoy biafra politically..
pls we are brothers no need for e-war. PRIMUM NON NOCERE. Land disputes is eating my family up right now. Igbos are not the angels I have come to know
Re: Biafran Sun by WINNERMENTALITY: 9:57pm On Oct 16, 2016
Sammy888:

pls we are brothers no need for e-war. PRIMUM NON NOCERE. Land disputes is eating my family up right now. Igbos are not the angels I have come to know
whatever problem your family is going through, other families are going through a lot worse...
Igbos does not have monoply in whatever evil you are imagining and be clear that Igbos are a just a tribe in Biafra

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Re: Biafran Sun by Nobody: 8:45am On Oct 17, 2016
WINNERMENTALITY:
whatever problem your family is going through, other families are going through a lot worse...
Igbos does not have monoply in whatever evil you are imagining and be clear that Igbos are a just a tribe in Biafra
I pray so. But bros will govt own all the land in biafra and what and what resources in igbo land can propel biafran economy apart from falling crude oil. Doo...

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