There have been an increase in the agitation of the Biafra to secede from the country and many Igbos are now having the mindset of their self survival. But there is an important question that comes to mind and which is:

What is the possibility of the Igbos surviving on their own faced with many challenges like, been landlocked and with limited landmass?

In my own opinion, the Igbos are creative people but the possibility of them surviving without a port would weaken the industrial drive they are known for. Some people would still say it still possible. But let's ask ourselves, which industrial country or giant is landlocked in the world? I would say none. This is because being landlocked is a limiting factor to major industrialization and this is due to the lack of a seaport.

The other challenge which is the limited landmass is a major setback to the actualization of Biafra. This is because we have a large population of Igbos in other parts of Nigeria and if they go back home the land and resources would be limited for their survival.

So for the actualization of Biafra, they need the support of other coastal tribes which may seem impossible or hard to achieve.

Good God! Y'all should rest on Biafran matters na! When did u get so enamoured of Ndigbo and all Biafrans?

Op shut up
Biafuro or death

Another unity beggar on the loose crying over Biafran issue.
Leave Biafrans to languish in their landlocked region ( which is lies from pit of hell)
Your opinion is not needed. We will call you when issues related to human skull mining business and ritualism are being discussed

Akwa Ibom and Cross Rivers are coastal areas and are part of Biafraland.On limited landmass,every Biafran must not relocate to the homeland;that's why we are preaching for peaceful dissolution of this contraption call Nigeria.

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MosesIgb:
There have been an increase in the agitation of the Biafra to secede from the country and many Igbos are now having the mindset of their self survival. But there is an important question that comes to mind and which is:

What is the possibility of the Igbos surviving on their own faced with many challenges like, been landlocked and with limited landmass?

In my own opinion, the Igbos are creative people but the possibility of them surviving without a port would weaken the industrial drive they are known for. Some people would still say it still possible. But let's ask ourselves, which industrial country or giant is landlocked in the world? I would say none. This is because being landlocked is a limiting factor to major industrialization and this is due to the lack of a seaport.

The other challenge which is the limited landmass is a major setback to the actualization of Biafra. This is because we have a large population of Igbos in other parts of Nigeria and if they go back home the land and resources would be limited for their survival.

So for the actualization of Biafra, they need the support of other coastal tribes which may seem impossible or hard to achieve.

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Topic should have been "Tales By Moonlight"

The question should be,possibility of afonja muslims surviving on their own

anaton:
Akwa Ibom and Cross Rivers are coastal areas and are part of Biafraland.On limited landmass,every Biafran must not relocate to the homeland;that's why we are preaching for peaceful dissolution of this contraption call Nigeria.

Presently the agitation is more from the Igbos. Akwa Ibomites and Cross Riverians were part of the Biafrans during the civil war, because they were part of the Old Eastern region. But we don't know their present stand in the formation of Biafra.

You don't know the geographical make up of the country you claim to love! Igbo land is not landlocked. Even if it is, is it air locked?

Funny but intelligent question

MosesIgb:
There have been an increase in the agitation of the Biafra to secede from the country and many Igbos are now having the mindset of their self survival. But there is an important question that comes to mind and which is:

What is the possibility of the Igbos surviving on their own faced with many challenges like, been landlocked and with limited landmass?

In my own opinion, the Igbos are creative people but the possibility of them surviving without a port would weaken the industrial drive they are known for. Some people would still say it still possible. But let's ask ourselves, which industrial country or giant is landlocked in the world? I would say none. This is because being landlocked is a limiting factor to major industrialization and this is due to the lack of a seaport.

The other challenge which is the limited landmass is a major setback to the actualization of Biafra. This is because we have a large population of Igbos in other parts of Nigeria and if they go back home the land and resources would be limited for their survival.

So for the actualization of Biafra, they need the support of other coastal tribes which may seem impossible or hard to achieve.

Who said that if a region gets freedom that people living outside the region must come home??

...@op and your cohorts,you guys should give yourselves a break from all these crappy analysis about biafraa and get a life.I mean what part of' keep quiet and mind your business' don't you all get??

..your whinings and weak permutations are getting more and more pathetic,and goes a long way to fuel the agitations the more cos your fears and uncertainity concerning your FUTURE are so obvious...For the last time,you all should get a life please.

anaton:
Akwa Ibom and Cross Rivers are coastal areas and are part of Biafraland.On limited landmass,every Biafran must not relocate to the homeland;that's why we are preaching for peaceful dissolution of this contraption call Nigeria.

Abeg abeg leave Akwa Ibom and Cross River out of Biafra! Wetin?? Did we beg to join you folks?

ocelot2006:



Abeg abeg leave Akwa Ibom and Cross River out of Biafra! Wetin?? Did we beg to join you folks?

You guys don't have to beg to join because you are all part of Biafra.You don't beg for something that is rightfully yours.

melodyogonna:
Who said that if a region gets freedom that people living outside the region must come home??

If Nigeria decides to forcefully deport them can Biafra do anything about that?

Clear case of crying more than the bereaved. Why is it that the people who aren't landlocked care so much about people who are landlocked? Is it your landlock? With all the landmass and Nigeria not being landlocked how has It helped make Nigeria better over the years?


Its really annoying when y'all start this stupid talks about landlock and landmass. Biafra has nothing but wants out and you guys keep crying and wailing over that. God help y'all

Who God bless no man can curse. When you are destined to be great no power can bring you down. Ride on umunne Chineke agoziela anyi. Ndi anya ufu, anya mmiri akokwala unu n'anya oooooo. Iseeeeeee. OTU A KA ODI. Egwu adighi ya. Mmeri bu nke umu Chukwu.

ocelot2006:



Abeg abeg leave Akwa Ibom and Cross River out of Biafra! Wetin?? Did we beg to join you folks?

You are just one voice out of millions of people of Nig Delta that are seeking for freedom. Anyway, what you are doing is normal because, even in a family, there is always one person who frequently disagree with every issue. Afterall, there wouldn't be any word like " saboteur " if not people like you

MosesIgb:
There have been an increase in the agitation of the Biafra to secede from the country and many Igbos are now having the mindset of their self survival. But there is an important question that comes to mind and which is:

What is the possibility of the Igbos surviving on their own faced with many challenges like, been landlocked and with limited landmass?

In my own opinion, the Igbos are creative people but the possibility of them surviving without a port would weaken the industrial drive they are known for. Some people would still say it still possible. But let's ask ourselves, which industrial country or giant is landlocked in the world? I would say none. This is because being landlocked is a limiting factor to major industrialization and this is due to the lack of a seaport.

The other challenge which is the limited landmass is a major setback to the actualization of Biafra. This is because we have a large population of Igbos in other parts of Nigeria and if they go back home the land and resources would be limited for their survival.

So for the actualization of Biafra, they need the support of other coastal tribes which may seem impossible or hard to achieve.

Switzerland is a small landlocked country of just 8 million people. Switzerland has no oil but is far richer than Nigeria. Just the money Switzerland makes from financial services alone is more than what Nigeria makes in Oil sales.

Austria is a small landlocked country but is richer than Nigeria

So it is not about having land mass and Sea port, it is about having vision.

NIgeria has huge land mass and several sea ports but there is no vision which is why the masses are suffering.

Igboesika:

You are just one voice out of millions of people of Nig Delta that are seeking for freedom. Anyway, what you are doing is normal because, even in a family, there is always one person who frequently disagree with every issue. Afterall, there wouldn't be any word like " saboteur " if not people like you

To be sincere have you seen the Niger Deltas clamouring for the creation of Biafra.

kingzizzy:


Switzerland is a small landlocked country of just 8 million people. Switzerland has no oil but is far richer than Nigeria. Just the money Switzerland makes from financial services alone is more than what Nigeria makes in Oil sales.

Austria is a small landlocked country but is richer than Nigeria

So it is not about having land mass and Sea port, it is about having vision.

NIgeria has huge land mass and several sea ports but there is no vision which is why the masses are suffering.

Why comparing European countries with Nigeria. Can you compare Singapore with Nepal which is a landlocked country, or Lesotho with Tunisia.

How did the people who make up today's Nigeria survive before technology, before Nigeria was formed and before a port was built? That is a poor argument.

You see, the truth is, if Nigeria splits, every region and state will survive and nobody will suffer. That is not even a good reason not to secede.

I don't think Igbos leaving the country will create hunger in Nigeria or in the new nation. Even the states today with the smallest IGR survived on their own before Nigeria was formed.

MosesIgb:

Why comparing European countries with Nigeria. Can you compare Singapore with Nepal which is a landlocked country, or Lesotho with Tunisia.

Your argument is weak.

Before civilization, how did nations, landlocked ones for that matter, survive?

Was there any history of hunger and starvation as a result of the lack of the tools of civilization?

To even be honest with you, the individual states that make up Nigeria fared better, lived happily, ate well, and had more stability before Nigeria was formed.

MosesIgb:

To be sincere have you seen the Niger Deltas clamouring for the creation of Biafra.

There are some questions that have obvious answers. So, asking such questions is laughable.
Again, which people do you refer as ND?

Igboesika:

There are some questions that have obvious answers. So, asking such questions is laughable.
Again, which people do you refer as ND?

The people in the South south states. From the Efik, Ibibio, Andonis, Degemas, Ijaws, Itsekiri, Urhobos, Isokos,Edos and other coastal tribes.

I soooooo much pity those asking for Biafra.
I soooooo much pity you people.
Nigeria is just saving you people from your own destruction but that stubborness that ignorance that stupid way of thinking called Biafra has beclouded your reasoning.

madenigga:
I soooooo much pity those asking for Biafra.
I soooooo much pity you people.
Nigeria is just saving you people from your own destruction but that stubborness that ignorance that stupid way of thinking called Biafra has beclouded your reasoning.

These arguments are weak. How come these people weren't destroyed for over a thousand years staying together, without modern tools, before they were joined to Nigeria? Let's be logical.

I don't see any sense in a group with large number thinking of killing and killing each other at the slightest provocation staying together. Bro, let's be honest, is this wise?. Is the Nigerian black man really okay up stairs?

The Yorubas were living well before they were joined against their will. The Igbos were living well before they were joined against their will. Same with the Hausas. But for some reasons these people won't live well if they go back to the old path?

MosesIgb:

The people in the South south states. From the Efik, Ibibio, Andonis, Degemas, Ijaws, Itsekiri, Urhobos, Isokos,Edos and other coastal tribes.

If some of those tribes you mentioned are found in so called "South South", what made them less BIAFRANS ?. Let me use Ijaw as an example, Asari and Other people that are clamouring for Biafra in Bayelsa, which tribe are they from ?.

That wouldn't be our problem anymore.

How they survive would be their problem.

All I know is Biafra must go. Same with Yorubas.

Divided we stand, United, we fall.

Op, nigeria with all the ports in the world how has it helped? I don't know why you people keep giving us reasons why we should remain in this nigeria. It makes you people look stupid and pathetic. If you people are so scared of staying in one country alone with the hausa fulani then you better pitch your tent now with igbos to form a united southern country where no one is more equal than the other.