Hollysaint:
how will biafran citizens property scatered acros nigeria be protected?How will diaspora biafrans be protected?

Fremancipation:
@op,

Biafrans are planing to set up the largest development fund in Africa that will be injected into the Biafran economy using Biafran diaspora bond and contributions.

The fund will be dedicated to rapid infrastructure development from seaports to railways to highways etc.

It will help us catch up with the rest of the civilized world.

Give me some ideas on how to go about it. Thanks

irepnaija4eva:
When in my own view.I think we should focus first on power.
I believe if we can boast of 24/7 power stability,all other challenges will be easily tackled.

mrvitalis:
Honestly I do not support Biafra am sure all nairalanders know y ..

We as igbos love commerce buying and selling ..
We are picking up in terms of production ..the little restrictions we have the better for us...

As I have said ..we control 70% of Nigerian banks and market ...all we need is to get this banks to found our manufacturing sector in aba ,OSHA ,emene and the rest


If Biafra goes ahead my question is this

How do u handle being landlucked .??..( reason I say we must get akwa -cross in Biafra ..forget the ijaws )

Looking at our internal generated revenue ...how do we cope with salaries for the first 50 months of Biafra

askaboutbiafra:


We must coexist peacefully with our neighbours, My projection is that about 10% of our trade will be with our immediate neigbours. Biafra will be a like a giant factory producing goods and services for exports to the rest of the world. We are already seeing that in the form of Vehicle production (Innoson) to Agriculture (Adada and Abakaliki rice).
The stability of our neighbours is unpredictable, we will have to quickly assemble a powerfull millitary in terms of hardware and personnel to counter any instability. We will have to set aside a substantial resource in the form aid to help our neighbour if they require our help.
Biafra will be a forward facing country willing to strike deals across the world for the developmental and economic benefit of our people.

mrvitalis:
Honestly I do not support Biafra am sure all nairalanders know y ..

We as igbos love commerce buying and selling ..
We are picking up in terms of production ..the little restrictions we have the better for us...

As I have said ..we control 70% of Nigerian banks and market ...all we need is to get this banks to found our manufacturing sector in aba ,OSHA ,emene and the rest


If Biafra goes ahead my question is this

How do u handle being landlucked .??..( reason I say we must get akwa -cross in Biafra ..forget the ijaws )

Looking at our internal generated revenue ...how do we cope with salaries for the first 50 months of Biafra

1Rebel:


Yoruba man, Biafra is not landlocked. You do not have to pose as an Igbo man to get your points across. Don't you guys have shame? Tufiakwa!

askaboutbiafra:


First of all, Biafra is not Land locked. Please go back and check your map.
Those internally generated revenue (IGR) figures as produced by the Nigerian government is not a true reflection of economic activity in AlaIgbo. I know five families in Anambra who have under their mattress more than the figure for Anambra.
Also by bringing the instrument of government, economic activities willl be rapidly increase to 100 times what is obtainable at the moment.

We have crunched the numbers. We might have to import a lot of foreign workers to achieve our aim of creating a standard society.

kettykings:


Tell me something else, Biafra will not only export manufactured goods, what happened to the Movie industry which was reinveted by igbos , what happened to the successful music stars churned out daily from the east , the football stars , my take is that biafra will baffle economist like you whose projection eventhough bright does not really take into cognisance the real influence the igbos have on the rest of the world . i have been prividegded to meet igbos doing very well in some parts of the globe and who at the success of biafra would pull investments , a quick example is Allen Onyema whom the book makers did not know but who has the fastest growing indigenous Airline in Nigeria today.

Biafra's growth and influence will to a large extent be influenced by igbos living in Europe , North America and Asia, while the home based igbos contribution in the Area of opening up the economy, the FDI from igbos abroad will play a big role.

pazienza:
will have to quickly assemble a powerfull millitary
in terms of hardware and personnel to counter any
instability. We will have to set aside a substantial
resource in the form aid to help our neighbour if
they require our help.


On point!

Isn't it funny that rather than look for means to co operate with Biafra to lift themselves up from their failure state, as well as help Biafrans find their footing, Bitter retrogressive entities in Nigeria are all more concerned about constituting hostility and standofish tendencies towards Biafra to prevent her from achieving her lofty dreams.

These people are not interested in working on their own failures, they are more interested in constituting a stumbling block to our success strides.

This is everything that is wrong with these people, the exact reason they are doomed to continue failing, and why we must extract ourselves from them, making Biafra establishment a must.

In Biafra, we can achieve the bold part of your post, to keep ourselves immune from their hate and hostility, while we work on our success, in Nigeria we can't and remain exposed to their hostility without any form of defense, making our success impossible.

askaboutbiafra:


First of all, Biafra is not Land locked. Please go back and check your map.
Those internally generated revenue (IGR) figures as produced by the Nigerian government is not a true reflection of economic activity in AlaIgbo. I know five families in Anambra who have under their mattress more than the figure for Anambra.
Also by bringing the instrument of government, economic activities willl be rapidly increase to 100 times what is obtainable at the moment.

We have crunched the numbers. We might have to import a lot of foreign workers to achieve our aim of creating a standard society.

askaboutbiafra:


First of all, Biafra is not Land locked. Please go back and check your map.
Those internally generated revenue (IGR) figures as produced by the Nigerian government is not a true reflection of economic activity in AlaIgbo. I know five families in Anambra who have under their mattress more than the figure for Anambra.
Also by bringing the instrument of government, economic activities willl be rapidly increase to 100 times what is obtainable at the moment.

We have crunched the numbers. We might have to import a lot of foreign workers to achieve our aim of creating a standard society.

Mazeltovscotty:
Funny. @op, tell us, how will Biafra survive politically, economically and socially immediately Biafra is decleared. Building central banks, investing in agriculture and building military is not a day job and it is going to take years. Within these years, how will biafrans survive

hushuptimus:
My question is how we can improve our industrial growth now in Nigeria before actualization. because wateva we have now is wat we will go with.

hushuptimus:
My question is how we can improve our industrial growth now in Nigeria before actualization. because wateva we have now is wat we will go with.

askaboutbiafra:


There are international laws covering this issue. However should incase the other countries go against these laws, it is going to be detrimental to there own economy. As an example, Lagos has a capable sea port that Biafrans might still want to partronise. If the owners of Lagos decides to to introduce rash policies that requires Biafrans to relocate, Lagos will immediately loose its economic viability. I do not think that any governemnt will be stupid enough to score an own goal.

Since humans and government are unpredictable, we will have to setup a recovery fund to match whatever looses our people have incurred and rehabilitate them should they need it.

hushuptimus:
My question is how we can improve our industrial growth now in Nigeria before actualization. because wateva we have now is wat we will go with.

Dumaknesset:


Are you serious, if the owner of Lagos-the Afonjas introduce rash policies that requires Biafrans to relocate Lagos will immediately loose it's economic viability. With the above you revealed your Superficial and restrictive and bias knowledge. I was expecting some thing different it is still the same, brash, impulsive, thoughtless, chest beating tantrums.

Dumaknesset:


Are you serious, if the owner of Lagos-the Afonjas introduce rash policies that requires Biafrans to relocate Lagos will immediately loose it's economic viability. With the above you revealed your Superficial and restrictive and bias knowledge. I was expecting some thing different it is still the same, brash, impulsive, thoughtless, chest beating tantrums.

GrandGarcon:
Yes shoot yourself on the foot. Don't nigerians have properties outside Nigeria? If the owner of a said property can provide the documents that shows he is the owner and pays the required tax, why would he loose it? What about these ones that Ambode is busy destroying thier properties here and there, and your people are busy praising him?

pazienza:
By the way, I don't believe Biafra( Igboland) is landlocked.

But even if that be the case, it's not the end of the world, Ethiopia became landlocked after bitter war with Eritrea resulted in Eritrea secession, they are today making more developmental strides than the failed colonial British estate.

Landlocked Biafra would be in good company with Botswana, Rwanda, Ethiopia, etc, countries with better developmental strikes and brighter future than Nigeria.

Nigeria should stop crying more than the bereaved.