Now get this straight
I am neither an anti biafran nor a pro biafran agitator, i'm just a concerned Nigerian that want a better future for the unborn Generation.
These are the few questions i have for both anti/pro biafran agitators and well meaningful Nigerians

1. Can biafra stand on it's own as a country?

2. What effect will biafra have on Nigeria if it is actualized?

3. What is going to be the relationship between biafra and
Nigeria if actualized?

4. What will be the official language of biafrans? Is it igbo or English?

5. If biafra is actualized what is going be the status of the igbos currently in Nigeria prison and other countries?

Lastly,

6. As we all know that 50% of Nigerians arrested for drug trafficking in Nigeria and other countries are igbos, how did biafra as a country tend to curb and handle the situation?

toffy333:
Now get this straight
I am neither an anti biafran nor a pro biafran agitator, i'm just a concerned Nigerian that want a better future for the unborn Generation.
These are the few questions i have for both anti/pro biafran agitators and well meaningful Nigerians

1. Can biafra stand on it's own as a country?

2. What effect will biafra have on Nigeria if it is actualized?

3. What is going to be the relationship between biafra and
Nigeria if actualized?

4. What will be the official language of biafrans? Is it igbo or English?

5. If biafra is actualized what is going be the status of the igbos currently in Nigeria prison and other countries?

Lastly,

6. As we all know that 50% of Nigerians arrested for drug trafficking in Nigeria and other countries are igbos, how did biafra as a country tend to curb and handle the situation?

If you no get work, I don give you one now.

Catch this spider.

toffy333:
Now get this straight
I am neither an anti biafran nor a pro biafran agitator, i'm just a concerned Nigerian that want a better future for the unborn Generation.
These are the few questions i have for both anti/pro biafran agitators and well meaningful Nigerians

1. Can biafra stand on it's own as a country?

2. What effect will biafra have on Nigeria if it is actualized?

3. What is going to be the relationship between biafra and
Nigeria if actualized?

4. What will be the official language of biafrans? Is it igbo or English?

5. If biafra is actualized what is going be the status of the igbos currently in Nigeria prison and other countries?

Lastly,

6. As we all know that 50% of Nigerians arrested for drug trafficking in Nigeria and other countries are igbos, how did biafra as a country tend to curb and handle the situation?

If you no get work, I don give you one now.

Catch this spider.

These are questions one should read with the mind of reasoning.

agitator:
If you no get work, I don give you one now.
Catch this spider.

Dude this post ain't for people like you!
Just gerout okay? Gerout!

toffy333:



Dude this post ain't for people like you!

Just gerout okay? Gerout!

then stop mentioning me.

toffy333:
Now get this straight
I am neither an anti biafran nor a pro biafran agitator , i'm just a concerned Nigerian that want a better future for the unborn Generation.
These are the few questions i have for both anti/pro biafran agitators and well meaningful Nigerians

1. Can biafra stand on it's own as a country?

2. What effect will biafra have on Nigeria if it is actualized?

3. What is going to be the relationship between biafra and
Nigeria if actualized?

4. What will be the official language of biafrans? Is it igbo or English?

5. If biafra is actualized what is going be the status of the igbos currently in Nigeria prison and other countries?

Lastly,

6. As we all know that 50% of Nigerians arrested for drug trafficking in Nigeria and other countries are igbos, how did biafra as a country tend to curb and handle the situation?