donsteady:
I see South Sudan in making, But sincerely we need to keep that Kanu guy busy fighting his own people instead of distracting the whole of Nigeria. I will advice FG use divide and rule tactics. Get one of his brother to fight him

SirVintageCock:
What will you gain from it.? Nothing absolutely, nothing

donsteady:

What's Kanu gaining from distracting Nigeria?

SirVintageCock:
he wants Biafra......and come to think of it....i also want same and many other people too. so what next??

Who is even distracting Nigeria? Nigeria is a distracted country from the day of its amalgamation to this present day.

EzeUche:
What is the difference between Nigeria and Somalia?

CoolFreeday:


What do you and KANU do? jobless I guess.
If you have properties and businesses running in other part of Nigeria you won't be saying that.
Come to Abuja here, go to jos, Kaduna, kano, who are those running businesses there? It should be closed abi?

pafra:
What was Kanu occupation before coming to Nigeria?

Emmahunk:
[s]I see another Somalia in the making ;

The recent secession moves by the IPOB seems to be gathering momentum every passing day. It is more so after the Federal Government most unfortunately made a hero out of a man without known or recorded antecedents in any sphere of life by incarcerating him for close to 2 years.
Now to the crux of the matter. The agitation is based on two purported issues.
1. Marginalization and
2. Actualizing the Biafran/ Ojukwu dream.
While Ikemba Odumegwu Ojukwu of blessed memory had in a video chat with foreign pressmen said, "... it will be insane for anyone to provoke another civil war, I don't think it's necessary.," I personally share his opinion hence I want to dwell on point number one, 'Marginalization '.
Each time I hear the word Marginalization, my first reaction has always been, "who is marginalizing who?".
Today monies that would have been enough for the second Niger bridge are in the personal pockets of an Igbo woman and a one time most powerful minister in Nigeria.
Her children are presently partying with American celebrities in the sky with private jets while some of us here are not sure of the next meal. This is just one case scenario out of so many and don't pretend that you do not know what I am talking about.

Just two days ago, the Pope received a delegation from Nigeria and precisely from Ahiara diocese of the Catholic Church. Their mission? To complain that they do not want one Bishop Okpaleke because he is Igbo from Anambra State and not Igbo from Imo State, preferably Ahiara. God forbid! This is happening in the body of Christ!
For sure our greed and internal bickering alone will choke the baby 'Biafra' even before it learns to crawl assuming, just assuming it survives at birth.

Enugu/Onitsha road has been a death trap over the years, do you know why? Because one of the Igbo untouchables has his fingers deep in the contract porridge.
Again I ask, "who is marginalizing who?"
I was lucky to be at the Royal Palace hotel Enugu, the day late Ikemba handed Uwazulike to the Igbos as our next leader. Whether he has earned our confidence or not, is an issue for another day.
Now, Kanu has suddenly become the Igbo leader. Where, when and how he was crowned still remains a mystery.
His family are as I write this, safely abroad just like the families of many who are fanning his megalomania ego.
With Cross Rivers, Akwa-Ibom, Delta and Kogi States already opting out of the so called IPOB, are you not seeing a land - locked Country of Biafra?

With tomatoes, carrot, yam, rice, maize, watermelon etc all coming from the North, do you not see an import duty being paid on all of these?
I am not a writer and I ask for your forgiveness for my shortcomings but let us open our eyes and reason.
If only those in diaspora especially the jobless ones can come back home with their families to help us prosecute the war, then and only then will I begin to take their support for Nnamdi Kanu seriously.
Until then, I only see a future Somalia.
-Odiraa- Chukwumma[/s] -

SirVintageCock:
The cries from Biafran foreign neigbours is getting sickening. All the threads is filled with Biafrans neighbor's crying and weeping, giving the Biafrans hell of an excuses why they will suffer if they have their own country. I dey shame on you people's behalf.


Get a life and quit the whinings, gaddamnit.
Very shameful and sickening and pathetic.

Gotze1:
[s]As I saw your moniker, I knew the only thing you will post is that picture. No sense of humour, no tangible contribution. Thought you said you ppl are intelligent, you are just disgracing yourself up and down here. Too much of Nsala lubricant is bad for human brain.[/s]

whitebeard:
op it has always been a landlocked country, means more money for Nigeria, both air, land and sea they have to pay the Nigerian government. Besides they said they are willing to have a country whose living conditions is lower than that of Gambia than to stay in Nigeria, they claim to be the most intelligent humans, it their choice. I would at this point ask the federal government to grant them a REFERENDUM...

SHAKABOOM:

Funny you..Which lanlocked?If ibos go the south will follow..You ad who wan do one nigeria?

Nne5:


Good for you