Blue3k:


You had no point to begin with dude. You had to keep changing goal post. Most of the countries you mentioned don't have population control agendas like China did with one child policy currently. You brought up India and taiwan.

Taiwan even offering money to get population figures up. India doesn't have nothing much except family planning help. Nothing involuntary like you insinuated. Funny people like you don't bring up the demographic challenges that the population control caused with aging population.

Just to remind you said viable countries can't 400km^2 population density. Then you said 2 out many countries had 1 child policy in past. Then now you say the have family planning. None of this disputes fact counties can and will be viable with 400km^2 population density. If countries can be viable with higher densities as you clearly see. Singapore has an over 7000 km^2 density and gained independence 1965. Remember it was poor country at first.

oladeebo:
yah, laughable! 400/km2!

BALLOSKI:
40 million people from those 5 Ibo states? They're not up to.

starkid1996:

Conduct another census deviod of fraud

Bari22:



No wonder they grab some peoples land

TimFisher:

I don't know why this Op likes masturbating anything that concerns Biafra.

Is it ur referendum?

pls go get a new life.

Blue3k:


You had no point to begin with dude. You had to keep changing goal post. Most of the countries you mentioned don't have population control agendas like China did with one child policy currently. You brought up India and taiwan.

Taiwan even offering money to get population figures up. India doesn't have nothing much except family planning help. Nothing involuntary like you insinuated. Funny people like you don't bring up the demographic challenges that the population control caused with aging population.

Just to remind you said viable countries can't 400km^2 population density. Then you said 2 out many countries had 1 child policy in past. Then now you say the have family planning. None of this disputes fact counties can and will be viable with 400km^2 population density. If countries can be viable with higher densities as you clearly see. Singapore has an over 7000 km^2 density and gained independence 1965. Remember it was poor country at first.

vicadex07:



Dude is simply saying biafra will be overpopulated when actualized which can be disastrous.

moninuola65:

even the giant USA,USSR, CHINA, INDIA etc
can't manage
400/km2!
to make biafran land viable as a nation:
3/4 of biafran population must be reduced!

moninuola65:

so UN is foolish to created more unmanageable problem already worrying the whole world?
if these nations meet together it's certainly on population reduction they were meeting, as far as land is limited resource!

Blue3k:


Wrong try reading his post before trying to defend him. Don't waste you time on a guy that can't do proper research on his claims. He main point was on population density making some nations unviable. His theory was garbage from the start. That why he shut up after I told him about Singapore history independence and population density. All which blow his dumb theory out if water.

moninuola65:

Are you the organizer of samba in Brazil?
are you the ring leader of terrorist ipob rally in Brazil?
Or the UN headquarter had been sifted to Brazil now?
ok,
your arogant and anger can't change ipob of been proscribed and declared terrorist organization.
I think that is enough for you to manage as ipob bigwig!
manage that before you come and tackle the overpopuated of igbo nation.
400/km2 to be consider a UN secession candidate!
good luck dude.

Blue3k:


Lol who told you I support IPOB. Man ur such a clown. Instead of you to find proof to back claims your screen shot my photo and go tangents about unrelated matters. This is completely asinine. Your rebuttals are pathetic because you don't have mental capacity for this debate.

Fun Fact: Venice wishes to secede from Italy and they have population density of 670km^2.

moninuola65:

asinine; rebuttals pathetic; mental capacity.
you need to learn to be civil!
when did you give Venice independence?
Why population had become a world dilemma on world management?
why the existing nation were being facing the challenges of urbanization?
why all these population reform programs world wide?
Biafra proposed nation:
1Km2 = 1000m2
1000/400m2
= 2.5m2
means if biafra country is granted today,
every biafran is entitle to 2.5m2 of piece of land,
not up-to one room.
what a nation?
How can a new born nation manage this?
people need to be reason like human being!
in 5/10 years to come what will become biafra land?
Three things matter most in life;
i. Knowledge
ii. Traveling
iii. Age

Blue3k:


I said wishes to succeed try reading better. Maybe I should have boldest for you. You rebuttalshould are pathetic asinine and baseless. This why you didn't know about all those places and their history and resorted to bring up my supposed support of ipob as means to deflect. Then you run around asking daft questions that don't serve to justify initial claim about viability of nation and population figures.

Why don't you stop asking dumb question and just see how sinagapore did it. As I already showe'd you the density over 7,000 km^2. That means in 1965 the handled the problem and became wealthy nation but you don't know this because you don't think.

Singapore population density during 1965 independence 2624. Km^2. It all boils down to good economic policies and good institutions. When you have educated productive population issues work themselves out. moninuola65 dude its very pathetic you need me to spoon fees this information to you.

moninuola65:

I hate people telling lie;
The country’s usually first-class infrastructure is already overwhelmed with train breakdowns and skyrocketing prices. A survey conducted by the Economist Intelligence Unit has identified Singapore as the sixth most expensive city in the world to live in. Overcrowding is also a major concern; Singapore will be required to reclaim even more land to accommodate the projected population.

Blue3k:


I repeat you are shifting goal post again. You don't have the mental capicity for this debate sadly but it's fun trolling you with facts. You do know Singapore in spite of those challenges has one of the least corrupt, safest and highest standards of living. This an example if viable country that disproves baseless postulation about viable countries. Lol this is pathetic if this is best rebuttals you can mount.

I would move on to Macau but you would just bring up Facebook petitions. Asian nation are known for being xenophobic over populated or not.

moninuola65:

man I think you must started a shame of yourself;

But the government’s logic is this: thanks to the demographic-economic paradox, the Singaporean population is beginning to age and decline. Without a growing, reliable workforce, Singapore will not be able to achieve economic growth, which is crucial for creating more jobs and growing wages. Also, an aging population means that there will be less working Singaporeans supporting more dependent citizens. The country’s gross domestic product (one of the highest in the world) could begin to fall, taking the government’s pride with it. Something must be done.

Blue3k:


Again pathtic you can't be this pathtic. The nation has problema because it's not heaven. You see it has aging population and decline so the actually want more young people. You see it has on of the highest GDPs in world and your still ranting in 3rd world Nigeria. Do these issues make it non viable nation suddenly maybe to an a daft person.

moninuola65:

Population planning;
The post-war boom in births led to an interest in family planning, and by 1960, the government publicly funded and supported family planning programmes. After independence in 1965, the birth rate had fallen to 29.5 per thousand individuals, and the natural growth rate had fallen to 2.5%. Birth rates in the 1960s were still perceived as high by the government; on average, a baby was born every 11 minutes in 1965. Kandang Kerbau Hospital (KKH) — which specialised in women's health and was the most popular hospital to have children — saw over 100 deliveries per day in 1962. In 1966, KKH delivered 39835 babies, earning it a place in the Guinness Book of World Records for "largest number of births in a single maternity facility" for ten years. Because there was generally a massive shortage of beds in that era, mothers with routine deliveries were discharged from hospitals within 24 hours.

Blue3k:


Does this prove that a country with over 400km^2 density non viable. Lol such a daft deflection.

moninuola65:

do you know the total population of Singapore?
why should Singapore worry about her little population as it's among the best prospered country of the world?

moninuola65:

even the giant USA,USSR, CHINA, INDIA etc
can't manage
400/km2!
to make biafran land viable as a nation:
3/4 of biafran population must be reduced!

Blue3k:


moninuola65 if you weren't busy looking up old policies you would aleady know the government is encouraging the population to have more kids. BTW the family planning consisted of tax incentives and benefit reductions. It was voluntary because you can have more kids but without state subsidizing the cost.

The government is proactive. Now look at them moving on opposite direction. Everything still voluntary. Now stop explain to me how it's a non viable nation. Unless you release that claim was daft now.



Pathetic deflector you won't explain how it's suddenly non viable. Did singapore reduce population or did it grow. moninuola65 This was so daft. I can see why you ignore this quote.

moninuola65:

they have the two policy, decrease first and increase the second but why Singapore is worrying about her little population and the most populous nation of the world were not worry as such?

These include the First Step Grant, where parents will get $3,000 for their newborn's Child Development Account (CDA).

The CDA is a special savings account where the Government matches parents' deposits, up to a ceiling. It can be used for childcare fees and medical expenses.

oladeebo:

and keep it for incoming not to waste their lives for a failed project!

Blue3k:


You can't both at same time. Lol come on do you think before typing. Either you want rate to increase or decrease these are mutually exclusive concepts. They want work force to increase to sustain aging population and economy. This all part of good demographics. China is worried about demographic and wants couples to have more children as well. The one child policy was thrown out years ago. moninuola65 You don't know this because as usual you don't think or research. Just daft postulations you pulled out of thin air.

moninuola65:

man accept defeat it maybe hard to swallow but it's fact.

i. The post-war boom in births led to an interest in family planning, and by 1960, the government publicly funded and supported family planning programmes.

ii. Singapore’s government might as well have dropped dynamite among the people when it recently addressed its aging workforce and low birth rate. Its solution: increase the population to approximately 6.9 million by 2030.

mr man why Singapore a country of less than 6 million people should worry about her population and a proposed biafra nation no need to worry about 40 million people of her population?
sorry, I can't help you any longer as you refused to understand!

 On 24 October 1972, this message was given substantial force with the introduction of tough new measures to discourage families from having more than two children. The policies, which came into effect on 1 August the following year, included (i) a reduction of income tax relief to cover only the first three children; (ii) an increase in accouchement charges in government hospitals; (iii) a waiver of accouchement and other fees for the fourth child on condition that either the husband or wife underwent sterilisation after delivery of the baby; (iv) a reduction of paid maternity leave from three to two confinements; and (v) a lower priority for larger families on the wait list for Housing and Development Board (HDB) flats.

http://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/history/events/eea3d96d-93aa-455a-ac8a-1564d1b6d215

These include the First Step Grant, where parents will get $3,000 for their newborn's Child Development Account (CDA).

The CDA is a special savings account where the Government matches parents' deposits, up to a ceiling. It can be used for childcare fees and medical expenses.

http://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/pm-encourages-singaporeans-to-have-more-babies

moninuola65:

even the giant USA,USSR, CHINA, INDIA etc
can't manage
400/km2!
to make biafran land viable as a nation:
3/4 of biafran population must be reduced!