ITbomb:
I took one thing from your write up

Most other succession moves in other countries were supported by their politicians. Nigeria case is so annoyingly different

oneolajire:

1. I believe any group of people in a nation have a right to self determination, including the Igbos. The present unity of Nigeria is more on a forceful one rather than being on mutual negotiation.

2. Nigeria has gained independence for almost 57 years, the Hausa/Fulani Oligarchy has ruled the nation for almost 40 years, Yoruba and Ijaw ruled 16 years with only 6months for the Ibos. If truly Nigeria is one, Ibos should also govern the Nigeria while for equity sake, southerners must also rule Nig for the number of years the notherners have ruled. 
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3. Suffice to say that Igbos forgot their pursuit for self determination under GEJ, but unfortunately, PMB didn't handle the Ibos with care, but allow the Biafra situation to degenerated into a chaotic one. Lest I forget, PMB campaigned in SE while seeking for vote and picked up the name "Okechuckwu".  Does it mean PMB is not their president? Does it mean PMB can't appease the Ibos? 

4. Ibos must not permit another war on their soil. They must not make the mistake Ojukwu made. He refused to make proper consultation with his kinsmen, failed to plan, didn't seek for a better military might instead, he developed local weapons,  and sought for sympathy from a spectator United Nation. 

5. Northern Nig is the worst affected of their dominant misrule. They have the largest cases of malnutrition, polio and leprosy infections, insurrection and insecurity and illiteracy (with over ten million out of school children). But it's pathetic that it is mainly the Ibos that have been bitterly complaining of underdevelopment of their own region. ‎Other regions are suffering and laughing.

6. Catalonia (the people of Bacelona-the former capital of Spain) is seeking a break-away from Spain. Unlike the Ibos, the politicians from Catalonia are also in the struggle, seeking for a referendum. Politicians from Ibo land must join the struggle if they want the nationhood to materialise.

7. To be factual, Nigeria is not moving forward. No electricity, we still import fuel, poor educational system, bad roads, unemployment, insecurity, failed leadership and so on are the gains of a united Nig. If Biafra believes they can provide social amenities by themselves, I don't see any problem in that. This means they will no longer wait for Abuja to share the cake.‎

8. Nigeria (politicians and the northern cabals) is doing little or nothing to make her citizens believe in a united Nigeria. Ibo-land and every other part of Nigeria should be speedily developed to make people really work for a united Nigeria.  
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devindevin2000:


You started out well from 1 to 2, until the afonja in you clouded your senses from 3- 8

oneolajire:

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Pls go straight to your point. You don't even know my tribe.

Do you mean you want me to join the youths who will face the soldiers because you are a staunch supporter of IPOB?

Seems you need to learn decorum and learn how to respect the opinion of others in intellectual debate.

Making meaningful submission, that's what I do and want you to do[/s]

devindevin2000:


You started out well from 1 to 2, until the afonja in you clouded your senses from 3- 8

MasterChen:
Idiotic Yoruba OP got served by an ipob thug up there lol. Well deserved.

You go tell us wetin concern you

solutionsnow:
OP, this is thought provoking. You mean actualising Biafra is not just by gathering people to face soldiers but by articulate planning.

Really, the only South Sudan and Eritrea, two African countries have secceded have achieved it by serious civil wars, but some Asian nations (Bangladesh and Pakistan from the former India) have achieved nationhood by negotiation.

Agitation that provokes peaceful negotiation is the best.

ITbomb:
Unfortunately Southern Sudan is the nearest scenerio to Nigeria's

Their North is populated by over breed parasitic barbarians that still believe that jihad and overpopulation is the key to power

Alariwo2:
Most of you are simply idiots with these your utterances

You keep saying Unity is not by force but you can't leave other people alone to have peace in their region.
Even after showing you resentment and deep hatred with hate songs and quit notice.. you people still want to die in the North claiming you're still Nigerians.

From you mumu logic, biafra is a plot for igbos to have their own "Saudi-like" country where they will treat other tribes unfairly and have complete dominance. Whereas the other igbos want to continue living in other parts of the country unchallenged which is a big lie.

If you know unity is not by force, then leave my region cos we don't like or want anything to do you lots also. Leave the North too cos Hausas/Fulanis hate you. Do to others what you want done to you.

Rubbish!

DaBullIT:
So , Hausas have ruled the country for 50 years ? That is very sick, especially since Ibo brought the first coup / instability to Nigeria despite one of them being was it the premier or president of the country back then ?

baralatie:

solid point and the coup plotters practically resign d and enforced the legality of our pattern of government.
this is very true

ITbomb:
Unfortunately Southern Sudan is the nearest scenerio to Nigeria's

Their North is populated by over breed parasitic barbarians that still believe that jihad and overpopulation is the key to power

oneolajire:
Just recently, Kurds, the ethnic nationality with the largest number of oil well in Iraq has had an independence referendum. They were tormented by the Sadam Ussein's regim. But not they have formed an alliance with Israel (a military might), and this is giving them backbone against oppressor nations.

schoolboij:


the leaders of the Kurds organized its referendum. the leaders of Igbo people believe their interest is well served in Nigeria than being in a land locked Biafra. so disregard what those youths with juvenile delinquencies are doing or saying. they don't know more than their elders. they are slaves to their emotion. when IBO's are ready, they will have Biafra organized by their legitimate leaders.

oneolajire:

1. I believe any group of people in a nation have a right to self determination, including the Igbos. The present unity of Nigeria is more on a forceful one rather than being on mutual negotiation.

2. Nigeria has gained independence for almost 57 years, the Hausa/Fulani Oligarchy has ruled the nation for almost 40 years, Yoruba and Ijaw ruled 16 years with only 6months for the Ibos. If truly Nigeria is one, Ibos should also govern the Nigeria while for equity sake, southerners must also rule Nig for the number of years the notherners have ruled. 

3. Suffice to say that Igbos forgot their pursuit for self determination under GEJ, but unfortunately, PMB didn't handle the Ibos with care, but allow the Biafra situation to degenerated into a chaotic one. Lest I forget, PMB campaigned in SE while seeking for vote and picked up the name "Okechuckwu".  Does it mean PMB is not their president? Does it mean PMB can't appease the Ibos? 

4. Ibos must not permit another war on their soil. They must not make the mistake Ojukwu made. He refused to make proper consultation with his kinsmen, failed to plan, didn't seek for a better military might instead, he developed local weapons,  and sought for sympathy from a spectator United Nation. 

5. Northern Nig is the worst affected of their dominant misrule. They have the largest cases of malnutrition, polio and leprosy infections, insurrection and insecurity and illiteracy (with over ten million out of school children). But it's pathetic that it is mainly the Ibos that have been bitterly complaining of underdevelopment of their own region. ‎Other regions are suffering and laughing.

6. Catalonia (the people of Bacelona-the former capital of Spain) is seeking a break-away from Spain. Unlike the Ibos, the politicians from Catalonia are also in the struggle, seeking for a referendum. Politicians from Ibo land must join the struggle if they want the nationhood to materialise.

7. To be factual, Nigeria is not moving forward. No electricity, we still import fuel, poor educational system, bad roads, unemployment, insecurity, failed leadership and so on are the gains of a united Nig. If Biafra believes they can provide social amenities by themselves, I don't see any problem in that. This means they will no longer wait for Abuja to share the cake.‎

8. Nigeria (politicians and the northern cabals) is doing little or nothing to make her citizens believe in a united Nigeria. Ibo-land and every other part of Nigeria should be speedily developed to make people really work for a united Nigeria.  


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schoolboij:


the leaders of the Kurds organized its referendum. the leaders of Igbo people believe their interest is well served in Nigeria than being in a land locked Biafra. so disregard what those youths with juvenile delinquencies are doing or saying. they don't know more than their elders. they are slaves to their emotion. when IBO's are ready, they will have Biafra organized by their legitimate leaders.

Alariwo2:
Most of you are simply idiots with these your utterances

You keep saying Unity is not by force but you can't leave other people alone to have peace in their region.
Even after showing you resentment and deep hatred with hate songs and quit notice.. you people still want to die in the North claiming you're still Nigerians.

From you mumu logic, biafra is a plot for igbos to have their own "Saudi-like" country where they will treat other tribes unfairly and have complete dominance. Whereas the other igbos want to continue living in other parts of the country unchallenged which is a big lie.

If you know unity is not by force, then leave my region cos we don't like or want anything to do you lots also. Leave the North too cos Hausas/Fulanis hate you. Do to others what you want done to you.

Rubbish!

schoolboij:


the leaders of the Kurds organized its referendum. the leaders of Igbo people believe their interest is well served in Nigeria than being in a land locked Biafra. so disregard what those youths with juvenile delinquencies are doing or saying. they don't know more than their elders. they are slaves to their emotion. when IBO's are ready, they will have Biafra organized by their legitimate leaders.

oneolajire:

1. I believe any group of people in a nation have a right to self determination, including the Igbos. The present unity of Nigeria is more on a forceful one rather than being on mutual negotiation.

2. Nigeria has gained independence for almost 57 years, the Hausa/Fulani Oligarchy has ruled the nation for almost 40 years, Yoruba and Ijaw ruled 16 years with only 6months for the Ibos. If truly Nigeria is one, Ibos should also govern the Nigeria while for equity sake, southerners must also rule Nig for the number of years the notherners have ruled. 

[3. Suffice to say that Igbos forgot their pursuit for self determination under GEJ, but unfortunately, PMB didn't handle the Ibos with care, but allow the Biafra situation to degenerated into a chaotic one. Lest I forget, PMB campaigned in SE while seeking for vote and picked up the name "Okechuckwu".  Does it mean PMB is not their president? Does it mean PMB can't appease the Ibos? 

4. Ibos must not permit another war on their soil. They must not make the mistake Ojukwu made. He refused to make proper consultation with his kinsmen, failed to plan, didn't seek for a better military might instead, he developed local weapons,  and sought for sympathy from a spectator United Nation.

5. Northern Nig is the worst affected of their dominant misrule. They have the largest cases of malnutrition, polio and leprosy infections, insurrection and insecurity and illiteracy (with over ten million out of school children). But it's pathetic that it is mainly the Ibos that have been bitterly complaining of underdevelopment of their own region. ‎Other regions are suffering and laughing.

6. Catalonia (the people of Bacelona-the former capital of Spain) is seeking a break-away from Spain. Unlike the Ibos, the politicians from Catalonia are also in the struggle, seeking for a referendum. Politicians from Ibo land must join the struggle if they want the nationhood to materialise.

7. To be factual, Nigeria is not moving forward. No electricity, we still import fuel, poor educational system, bad roads, unemployment, insecurity, failed leadership and so on are the gains of a united Nig. If Biafra believes they can provide social amenities by themselves, I don't see any problem in that. This means they will no longer wait for Abuja to share the cake.‎

8. Nigeria (politicians and the northern cabals) is doing little or nothing to make her citizens believe in a united Nigeria. Ibo-land and every other part of Nigeria should be speedily developed to make people really work for a united Nigeria.  


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