Alcatraz001:


We don't like you. Go home to the east and develop the place! Gosh, Nigerians can't stand you. They are just tolerating due to the One Nigeria mantra.

AnanseK:

So is this song more dangerous and more inciting than Nnamdi Kanu?

Northerners do not want to kill anybody, they just want you to vacate the north and go and inaugurate your beloved republic of Biafra, land of milk and honey. They are only helping you. Can't you see? The land of your dream Biafra in just 3 months? Please go for it !

Sometime in the 90s, Bola Ige wrote a controversial but landmark essay called, "The Road To Kigali." He later developed it into a series of essays published in his Nigeria Tribune Column, Uncle Bola’s Column, and so many other newspapers and magazines.

If you skim out the controversies as it relates to who is playing the role of the Tutsi and who is playing the Hutu in the case of Nigeria, the late lawyer and an agitator for a National Conference, argued that, left on the same path Nigeria was on, the people of Nigeria were headed for the same fate that befell Rwanda. The core of his argument was that a country that is structurally flawed, inherently unjust, where impunity reigns, and law and order means nothing to anyone, would constantly flirt with doom.

dutchnorics:


Ya its very simple just ask ur oga at d top to upgrade other seaports in Nigeria every dick n harry have to travel to Lagos to free up his goods at d seaport,upgrade the one at calabar n pH,upgrade other international airports in other part of d country

Pavarottii:

U just open ur mouth and say rubbish. Av u heard nnamdi kanu talking about weapons or u av seen biafra agitators with weapons?

Alcatraz001:


Does it look like I care about you and your friends? I don't like igbo and so do millions of Nigerians. Deal with it!

Sanchez01:

@the emboldened, truth is, nothing can be done. Igbos are naturally traders and of course, you know traders would only be tilted to areas where there are more demands, rather than on supply alone.

I said sometimes ago and I'd say it again; Igbos might not be able to survive on their own due to their nature. I'm stationed in the East and this subtle, but noticeable feature of having every Tom, Dick and Harry trade is plaguing almost every trader here and the market is gradually thining out in the East, hence, the willingness to move out of the region, and, or, to become a drug mule is easily obtainable here because the struggle is far from what is being preached on here daily. I have travelled all five states of the East and still do almost every month and the same thing plagues each state.

You wouldn't blame those who hop on the next available bus to Lagos, Oyo, Ogun or Kano, honestly. Survival is imperative and body and soul must be kept alive. Asking all Igbos scattered in all parts of the country to return home would mean that you'd be asking traders to sell to themselves, which would spell hunger.

For the bums who scream 'IPOB' daily you honestly need to see them clog every available newspaper stand and a part of the road every day and night.

And yes, I agree with you; it would happen but I pray it won't now. Kanu, at over 40, cannot brag of a roof over his head with his hard earned money. You shouldn't expect his followers to be any better, honestly.

fratermathy:
What of the anti-Hausa/Yoruba music that is also in circulation in the East?

It is easy to play the victim when the truth is half-revealed.

That said, no one should have to live in fear in his own nation. The federal government has to seat up to its duty of engaging the hate propaganda permeating the Nigerian political stratosphere of the day.

Secession can be successfully accomplished without hate messages and threats to lives and properties.

bilazego:



What is one in Nigeria? you hate ibos and they hate you in return. you hang up against them yet they excel, what next you envy and become jealous of thier success.

Alcatraz001:
Igbos must develop and inhabit the east. This is the only solution to this kind of problem. If only the igbos had stayed and develop the east. But will the Igbos ever learn?

Ngokafor:



..You claim to be Igbo and you are jubilating that your fellow Igbos might be killed in the north??. ....It is only an evil being who would harbour such thoughts...Are the Igbos in the north members of IPOB you have a problem with?

My hunch tells me you are not Igbo but an impostor..best believe that the fire you and your SW brethren here and beyond are stoking hoping it would consume Igbos alone shall not spare you lots as well...We shall see.

Yyeske:
As if Nigeria ended in 1966 pogrom, last last, millions will be killed like 1967-1970 and pray you and your family will not be consumed. Preach hate get hate back

Alcatraz001:


Not what you expected to read right? Yes I know it is bitter but that is the truth. You can't be in another's land then be rude and insolent.

Sanchez01:

@the emboldened, truth is, nothing can be done. Igbos are naturally traders and of course, you know traders would only be tilted to areas where there are more demands, rather than on supply alone.

I said sometimes ago and I'd say it again; Igbos might not be able to survive on their own due to their nature. I'm stationed in the East and this subtle, but noticeable feature of having every Tom, Dick and Harry trade is plaguing almost every trader here and the market is gradually thining out in the East, hence, the willingness to move out of the region, and, or, to become a drug mule is easily obtainable here because the struggle is far from what is being preached on here daily. I have travelled all five states of the East and still do almost every month and the same thing plagues each state.

You wouldn't blame those who hop on the next available bus to Lagos, Oyo, Ogun or Kano, honestly. Survival is imperative and body and soul must be kept alive. Asking all Igbos scattered in all parts of the country to return home would mean that you'd be asking traders to sell to themselves, which would spell hunger.

For the bums who scream 'IPOB' daily you honestly need to see them clog every available newspaper stand and a part of the road every day and night.

And yes, I agree with you; it would happen but I pray it won't now. Kanu, at over 40, cannot brag of a roof over his head with his hard earned money. You shouldn't expect his followers to be any better, honestly.

Yyeske:
Nnamdi kanu started the hate and his IPOB miscreants supported it, same hate going back to them. Unfortunately some innocent people will be affected

jjjjj2017:

tell them to leave the north!!!

those almajiri na maalu!!!

what is so difficult for Igbo to invest in their own land?

Alcatraz001:


We just don't like the Igbos.

Ngokafor:



My brother na real wa...the way he was baying for Igbo blood up-north is a clear indication he is not Igbo..If it was IPOB member's blood he was thirsting for,i would have understood.

0b100100111:


We wont be in the battle Bros! Hausa re very good at exterminating flat-heads in thousands so we wont be involved in the genocide.

Maduawuchukwu:


Apart from Lagos which part of south-west is more developed than the East?

Ojiofor:


Why not just support the exit of Igbos from the federation through referendum rather than to contaplate committing genocide the second time.
We can go our seperate ways without killing each other like Malaysia and Singapore.

Alcatraz001:


Igbos get killed all the time. What are you saying? You guys should just stay in the east. You are not liked by majority of Nigerians.

Sanchez01:

@the emboldened, truth is, nothing can be done. Igbos are naturally traders and of course, you know traders would only be tilted to areas where there are more demands, rather than on supply alone.

I said sometimes ago and I'd say it again; Igbos might not be able to survive on their own due to their nature. I'm stationed in the East and this subtle, but noticeable feature of having every Tom, Dick and Harry trade is plaguing almost every trader here and the market is gradually thining out in the East, hence, the willingness to move out of the region, and, or, to become a drug mule is easily obtainable here because the struggle is far from what is being preached on here daily. I have travelled all five states of the East and still do almost every month and the same thing plagues each state.

You wouldn't blame those who hop on the next available bus to Lagos, Oyo, Ogun or Kano, honestly. Survival is imperative and body and soul must be kept alive. Asking all Igbos scattered in all parts of the country to return home would mean that you'd be asking traders to sell to themselves, which would spell hunger.

For the bums who scream 'IPOB' daily you honestly need to see them clog every available newspaper stand and a part of the road every day and night.

And yes, I agree with you; it would happen but I pray it won't now. Kanu, at over 40, cannot brag of a roof over his head with his hard earned money. You shouldn't expect his followers to be any better, honestly.

Leonbonapart:
why are you so stup!d and full of hate

Leonbonapart:
why are you so stup!d and full of hate

Alcatraz001:


At this juncture, we might just have to plead with the Federal Government to do something about the ports in the SE. We are getting choked already. We don't need xenophobic attacks in the SW or elsewhere for that matter.

Jflex07:
let anything happen to any igbo in the north, I will start with my gateman who's from katsina, rubbish