http://www.titopeblog.com/2017/10/how-igbo-man-saved-my-life-during-civil.html

The Governor of Plateau State, Simon Lalong has recounted how an Igbo man saved his life during the Civil War.

The Governor said this while warning against allowing the rising tension in the country to degenerate into a violent conflict.

Lalong recalled how an Igbo man sacrificed his life for him.

According to him, the Igbo man, who was his guardian, was brutally killed after saving his life during the crisis when he was three years old.

He said this on the occasion of Nigeria’s 57th Independence anniversary during a church service held at the national headquarters of the Evangelical Church Winning All in Jos, Plateau State.

He said, “The memory of what happened to me when I was three years old is still fresh in my mind; an Igbo man who was my guardian that married my aunty was killed; but before he was killed, he took me and locked me inside a room.

“That memory is still fresh in my mind and anybody who is beating the drums of war has not seen it.

“If true federalism will address the injustice and cry of marginalisation in the country, government should be ready to address it.

“We should all agree to live together ; nobody should give any excuse on why the country should separate.

“In the midst of the clamour for agitation and restructuring, Nigeria still stands strong in unity.

“I am sure that if a referendum is conducted on whether Nigeria should break up or remain united, those who want the country to break up will not be up to 10 per cent.”

“I am sure that if a referendum is conducted on whether Nigeria should break up or remain united, those who want the country to break up will not be up to 10 per cent.”[/quote]

I quite agree too
That's the more reason all of us must endorse a referendum so we can put this issue to rest once and for all

I concur with the referendum, let it be done so that we can know where this nation stands.

“I am sure that if a referendum is conducted on whether Nigeria should break up or remain united, those who want the country to break up will not be up to 10 per cent.”

Ododo oro!

It's very true. Those who want to 'break-up' the country won't be up to 10 percent. More or less 5% (if you ask Buhari). So can we now have the referendum and put this issue to rest?

Let him continue lying

Having a new country does not necessarily guarantee a new life... We are better together than apart.

Then lets try referendum

So an Igbo man who was his guardian was massacred, probably in the North, but he still wants Igbos to be part of Nigeria until the next round of massacre.

If Nigerians are so sure that those of us who want Biafra are in the minority, then let's have the referendum and see if it will not be the end of this useless country