ProWalker:


In one sentence, explain how the sit at home observed by ibos in iboland will affect me that is hundreds of kilometres away and never set foot to ibo land

prince9851:
[s][/s]if only u applied all this your "nation building expertise" to your own country
Nigeria would've been a world power by now

prince9851:
[s][/s]if only u applied all this your "nation building expertise" to your own country
Nigeria would've been a world power by now

Me77:
Maybe. this ismy personal observation. most of the ibos i interacted with, over here are very much disinterested in this whole biafran craze. they all came out for their respective businesses yesterday it seems only those in the south that are very active about the biafran stuff.

An honest question for my biafran peeps.
if in the long run you succeeded in achieving your biafran nation....
1) what Will your economy depends on? (I.e your sources of income revenue and exportation)
2) with your population can your economy cater for majority of the populace?
3) The biafran states are all land locked. how are you people going to go about importation and exportation of goods, services? since mostly import and export are ideally held at the sea port.
4) What basically are the food crop and livestock produced in biafran land? are they enough to feed the populace? as in the case during the biafran War, when general Gawon ordered the blockade the result was a wide scale massacre by starvation. are they any plan to this problem if by chance it arises Again? and
5) Have your elders learned from South Sudan? are they any precautions in place to avoid the South Sudan scenario?

Me77:
Maybe. this ismy personal observation. most of the ibos i interacted with, over here are very much disinterested in this whole biafran craze. they all came out for their respective businesses yesterday it seems only those in the south that are very active about the biafran stuff.

An honest question for my biafran peeps.
if in the long run you succeeded in achieving your biafran nation....
1) what Will your economy depends on? (I.e your sources of income revenue and exportation)
2) with your population can your economy cater for majority of the populace?
3) The biafran states are all land locked. how are you people going to go about importation and exportation of goods, services? since mostly import and export are ideally held at the sea port.
4) What basically are the food crop and livestock produced in biafran land? are they enough to feed the populace? as in the case during the biafran War, when general Gawon ordered the blockade the result was a wide scale massacre by starvation. are they any plan to this problem if by chance it arises Again? and
5) Have your elders learned from South Sudan? are they any precautions in place to avoid the South Sudan scenario?

Me77:

Yes Nigeria would've been a world power. but right now we're not talking bout Nigeria, we're discussing biafra in case you've forgotten.
Answer my questions

nkwuocha:
Babaramota,instead of fuccking your wife this morning as a full blooded man, you decide to open igbo thread. Tomorrow now you go carry broom keep for ground for her to cross, forgetting that when you were supposed to be oiling her engine, you prefer to stick your erected dicck on biafran threads. Agbaya!!!

prince9851:
you don't understand
We don't want to reason like Nigerians that's why I didn't bother reading your questions
All this issue of SS and Biafra, landlock, Biafra economy, Igbo properties in Nigeria..etc
They will be covered during referendum talks which takes place before referendum begins
Nigerians should just carry their mode of thinking and shift one side
We have seen how "far" your manner of reasoning has taken your country
I don't think we are interested...tanks for your concern

Igboesika:


If its not affecting you, why are you always on every Biafran thread to express your fear ?

Ikenna0b:


So you are more worried about wtf is going to happen in Biafra than worry about the hunger and poverty currently ravaging your Nigeria

Chei.
Oya continue dey look. Na your headache e be

Sunnycliff:

Can you add more questions to this please. Because its not enough!!
And how does it concern you?

munyiwa:
Your name depicts your tribe

ProWalker:


Na the oil in Niger Delta dey blind them

YorubaForum:

I don't know why you Afonjas are very envious and reason through ur anus.. Do you know how many south-eastern states that the federal govt is drilling oil there on a daily basis, and anytime you guys posts, you keep on saying we need the oil in nigerdelta..rubbish.. If we so need their oil then what are we going to be doing with our own oil?... You pple mindset is very deceitful and demonic..

ProWalker:


You need to take an identity that don't suit you to vomit the usual ipob crap. You ipob miscreants are losing your minds by the minutes

YorubaForum:
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ProWalker:


Is that all ?
It's obvious that you Biafra Osus have turned you all to mad people without any iota of common sense
Since Biafra agitation is coming from miscreants like you, it will take another one million years for the agitation to gain any traction

YorubaForum:
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cowardafonja:
I know it is difficult to pull off a leech from its host flesh. The feeding bottle era is coming to an end and it is happening fast. There is a permanent curse on ododuwa to depend on other people for daily bread. Sadly, we have had enough

Me77:
Maybe. this ismy personal observation. most of the ibos i interacted with, over here are very much disinterested in this whole biafran craze. they all came out for their respective businesses yesterday it seems only those in the south that are very active about the biafran stuff.

An honest question for my biafran peeps.
if in the long run you succeeded in achieving your biafran nation....
1) what Will your economy depends on? (I.e your sources of income revenue and exportation)
2) with your population can your economy cater for majority of the populace?
3) The biafran states are all land locked. how are you people going to go about importation and exportation of goods, services? since mostly import and export are ideally held at the sea port.
4) What basically are the food crop and livestock produced in biafran land? are they enough to feed the populace? as in the case during the biafran War, when general Gawon ordered the blockade the result was a wide scale massacre by starvation. are they any plan to this problem if by chance it arises Again? and
5) Have your elders learned from South Sudan? are they any precautions in place to avoid the South Sudan scenario?

DocHMD:


But Aljazeera, VOA, France24, Times of Isreal, BBC, CNN all noticed it. So the views of oshogbo rats in slum are not really that important. You'll agree with me.

ProWalker:


In one sentence, explain how the sit at home observed by ibos in iboland will affect me that is hundreds of kilometres away and never set foot to ibo land

Ziluxger:

If you know all this, then rebuke the OP and tell him to stop masturbating over ipob and their self chosen struggle.

EmeeNaka:
The way you always replace them on Sundays.
This Nupe People that uses Jazz to collect Igbo women.

munyiwa:
As far as I am concerned,igbos will suffer the most,the Yoruba has nothing to loose whatsoever,all I see is some bunch of fools obeying an untamed and power-ridden goat,ex convict,Nland has given you guys cheap popularity,all you keep shouting is Ewedu soup and tribal mark,meanwhile,you are the largest population contributing to corruption in Nigeria,cloning products,rituals,how many yorubas have you seen pushing wheel barrow selling egg rolls on the street,please get a life and know your staying and going amounts to nothing.

raker300:
chai!! Afonja!! Wch one be Niger delta capital again?