xfactor23:
You guys should quietly shut down this thread. The purpose of this thread is already defeated. You cannot be wiser than our elders that are working quietly behind the scene on Igbo unity. Can any of you here stand before Barista Uche Okwukwu and tell him he is a fair weather Igbo? You that is a strong weather Igbo, what have you done for Igbo people? Kedi your achievement? Everyday na so so talk. You come online and type all manner of words, including insults, without taking any concrete action. You are all cowards, frankly speaking. How many of you here are members of Ohan'eze, or any pan Igbo group? Having the interest of Indi'Igbo is more than posting pictures and writing big big grammar. One thing for sure, you cannot stop the unity of indi'Igbo, whom the Nigerian state have over the years, worked to destroy. Shut down this dame thread.

pazienza:


Ohanaeze secret meetings have obviously failed!

The cowards are those shying away from embracing the truth. Which is that the Igboids are exploiting SE through their dubious chameleonic unstable identity.

Emefiele was called Igbo By Buhari, Ikas kept quiet, because it was expedient for them to do so, since they are enjoying a supposedly Igbo quota, seeing as Buhari and Nigerians count Emefiele appointment as Igbo appointment.
Yet, at convenient time, these people comes out to embarrassingly tell us they are not Igbos. Who do you think is losing out from this charade? SE of course.

A televised and highly publicized pan Igbo conference, where these Chameleonic characters would be forced to take a stance that will determine the fate of the future generations is a must!

Ohanaeze must deliver this. The cowards amongst us are those running away from this glaring reality. The strong amongst us are embracing it.

xfactor23:

No doubt, discussions like this, done in good faith, will definitely benefit us. But when insults and ridicule become part of it, then the worst become inevitable. I don't think calling Anioma a doom nation is wise. Its better we don't discuss at all, than allow bitter words to characterize our discussion.
Do you know what it means to be an Igboman in Rivers State? Especially when the military was still in power? Have, these our so called strong weather Igbos, inquired on the root of Dr. Obi Wali's death? Calling someone who dares this reality to ascertain his Igboness, as fair weather igbo, is insulting.

nnamdijonathan:


you are truly speaking reality. I know Igbos here in Lagos who are not proud of their ethnic group because of peer pressure from non Igbos. Our parents are failing in their duty of promoting Igbo awareness to their children. I have some friends who told me that Ndigbo originated from Enugu. Can you imagine? Is it someone that doesn't know his history that will then defend igboland outside in the midst of outsiders?

OMANBALA1:


Please, dont make the mistake of categorizing me with people who speak with emotion. I call a spade a spade no matter whose horse is gored! I am a pure realist. Anioma people are only Igbo when it suits them . And to be candid, what does Anioma has to lose if their traditional rulers pull together and declare Igbo, yet they equally lose nothing if they declare a separate group, that way Uhrobo will be less suspicious of them. To be honest, any Igbo who think we need Anioma before we can achieve our dream is a dunce. Even Anambra doesnt need Ndigbo nor Nigeria in order to actualize their agenda if one actually exist. Two people that are united , strong and trust each other can defeat a whole village.Even Idenmili people if well united and assertive can control the destiny of Igbo land with a leash on everyone's neck. Your destiny is in your hands, stop begging for brotherhood from weaklings. There is a god in every human being!

Handsomegod:
Bros. Only Omambala gave that immodest and condescnding tag.That was an emotional outburts and you should take it as such.His opinion is his personal view and does not represent the general view. Perhaps you have to re-read the other posts again to confirm what I just stated. The rest of the commentators expressed their views differently and we're quite expository. On that note,i think you are crying wolf where none exists. The Obi Nwali's of this world,the victims of Asaba Massacre and rest of the Igboid elements who paid the ultimate price for the general Igbo cause were never forgotten. Is it a wonder that Asaba people seem to be more Pro-Igbo than other enclaves? Reason is they share a firmer affinity on account of the massacre of October 7,1967 with the Igbos East of the River who suffered same if not worse fate. The recent funeral of Late Major Joe Achuzia(Ikemba Ahaba) was turned to an Igbo carnival of sorts for same reasons mentioned above. Please cheer up. We are on same page.

horsepower101:


We all suffered no doubt. That's why it hurts see those who you expect to be on your side deny you. It really hurts

The bolded is True. Asaba people are very loving and loyal to igbo interest. They have never denied being Igbos. They had no choice during the war because they had no weapons to fight back and were politically in the Midwest.

I strongly urge south easterners to visit and Asaba and i promise you that you will fall in love with the people and the city.

Fun Fact: Asaba people protested for Nnamdi kanu's release when he was arrested before Onitsha and Aba did...Let that sink in.

hammer6F:


Are u sure about that? See his hand gesture.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ypqf9SqNeY

xfactor23:
@pazienza, your position is valid, but you tend to make it weak by your emotional write ups. You already have the solution. Go on and work on it. Charles Ogbu, worked on bringing the Yorubas and Igbos, through "Hand Shake Across the Niger", there will be nothing wrong if you spear head a pan Igbo convention that will address these issues once and for all.
Besides, I"m sure, if you will go by this line, try and tone down your voice of rejection. You sound more like you don't want these groups in the greater Igbo nation. Don't forget that there exist genuine Anioma and Ikwerre sons that are working to bring their people into the Igbo union. If you are truly for the progress of indi'Igbo, you should encourage these ones, and not undermine their effort. God bless you.

pazienza:


Ohanaeze secret meetings have obviously failed!

The cowards are those shying away from embracing the truth. Which is that the Igboids are exploiting SE through their dubious chameleonic unstable identity.

Emefiele was called Igbo By Buhari, Ikas kept quiet, because it was expedient for them to do so, since they are enjoying a supposedly Igbo quota, seeing as Buhari and Nigerians count Emefiele appointment as Igbo appointment.
Yet, at convenient time, these people comes out to embarrassingly tell us they are not Igbos. Who do you think is losing out from this charade? SE of course.

A televised and highly publicized pan Igbo conference, where these Chameleonic characters would be forced to take a stance that will determine the fate of the future generations is a must!

Ohanaeze must deliver this. The cowards amongst us are those running away from this glaring reality. The strong amongst us are embracing it. These people had been given 48yrs to get things right, and they haven't.

Aromi:



OHANAEZE IS NOT DOING THE RIGHT THING IF I AM TO BE IN EXCUTIVE I WOULD HAVE CALL FOR A D.N.A TEST AMONG THE IGBOIDS GROUP WHO IS INTRESTED SO THIS MATTER WILL BE SETTLE ONENCE LIKE THE IGBO AND JEWS ISSUE

Bede2u:
anioma people sef tire me. Ifeanyi okowa said igbo is a language and not a tribe...that they are anioma and cannot be in biafra or east...that there is a natural boundary...

Why are these people making things difficult?

The truth is nigeria may never divide unless igbos are strong enough to push it...cos no other group will push it...and igbos cannot be strong enough without ss igbos...

As we keep staying in nigeria, centuries may pass and tribal line (especially in the south) will become blurred

xfactor23:
@pazienza, your position is valid, but you tend to make it weak by your emotional write ups. You already have the solution. Go on and work on it. Charles Ogbu, worked on bringing the Yorubas and Igbos, through "Hand Shake Across the Niger", there will be nothing wrong if you spear head a pan Igbo convention that will address these issues once and for all.
Besides, I"m sure, if you will go by this line, try and tone down your voice of rejection. You sound more like you don't want these groups in the greater Igbo nation. Don't forget that there exist genuine Anioma and Ikwerre sons that are working to bring their people into the Igbo union. If you are truly for the progress of indi'Igbo, you should encourage these ones, and not undermine their effort. God bless you.

Purehuman:
When I was young, I had three neighbours; one from Agbor, the other from kwale while the third from Igbuzo. We were the only one from Anambra state then in the early 90s. Without any form of equivocation, these people speak Igbo with my parents in the compound and they keep say "Igbo people ehn" and "those Igbo people ehn". I was really stunned because I heard them speak my language and i could understand their language very well too. I was always asking my dad how are these people not igbos if they speak Igbo. He will just laugh and say I shouldn't mind them.

What I am trying to drive at is that these people really at that time didn't want to be tagged Igbo. They made it obvious with their dealings with us. The only thing they said that came close to being called Igbo is the tag Delta-igbo. There is this denial and it pained the hell out of me because in some situations, I believed we could have shared the pains of being chastised as Igbo people but they keep saying they ain't igbos. We felt the pains alone but it didn't stop us from being what we are at the moment.

The question is, can this trend be changed? Can these people find themselves back in the fold or are they gone forever? We need to get these facts right and being dragged back or our secrets being shared to their neighbours so that they will be seen as loyal to them too. We need to know, as at 2018, are you Igbo or are you Benin? We need to come to conclusion of this.

I know that it is difficult supporting the southeast since we do not have power and we don't have oil as much as the people you guys might support. But as you all can see, the people in power do not measure up and the oil isn't the case anymore. You need to align yourselves now with the people who truly cares for you and ready to take bullets like 1966 progrom.

I met a young man earlier this month, his name is Emeka. I said "Oh my Igbo Brother", he said he isn't Igbo but from Ndokwa. I just kept shut and treated him like he wanted to be treated. I brought the hand of brotherhood but he refused. I wish he had done the opposite but he didn't acknowledge me.

This is a real problem and it's better we treat it as such.

Purehuman:
When I was young, I had three neighbours; one from Agbor, the other from kwale while the third from Igbuzo. We were the only one from Anambra state then in the early 90s. Without any form of equivocation, these people speak Igbo with my parents in the compound and they keep say "Igbo people ehn" and "those Igbo people ehn". I was really stunned because I heard them speak my language and i could understand their language very well too. I was always asking my dad how are these people not igbos if they speak Igbo. He will just laugh and say I shouldn't mind them.

What I am trying to drive at is that these people really at that time didn't want to be tagged Igbo. They made it obvious with their dealings with us. The only thing they said that came close to being called Igbo is the tag Delta-igbo. There is this denial and it pained the hell out of me because in some situations, I believed we could have shared the pains of being chastised as Igbo people but they keep saying they ain't igbos. We felt the pains alone but it didn't stop us from being what we are at the moment.

The question is, can this trend be changed? Can these people find themselves back in the fold or are they gone forever? We need to get these facts right and being dragged back or our secrets being shared to their neighbours so that they will be seen as loyal to them too. We need to know, as at 2018, are you Igbo or are you Benin? We need to come to conclusion of this.

I know that it is difficult supporting the southeast since we do not have power and we don't have oil as much as the people you guys might support. But as you all can see, the people in power do not measure up and the oil isn't the case anymore. You need to align yourselves now with the people who truly cares for you and ready to take bullets like 1966 progrom.

I met a young man earlier this month, his name is Emeka. I said "Oh my Igbo Brother", he said he isn't Igbo but from Ndokwa. I just kept shut and treated him like he wanted to be treated. I brought the hand of brotherhood but he refused. I wish he had done the opposite but he didn't acknowledge me.

This is a real problem and it's better we treat it as such.

aniomafirstson:


where fr3do, Bane2020, SammyChi19, Ugomba, IkembaCMD, Melzabull, Begonia, Cjrane, DrKlever, oweniwe, Ikenna0b when you need them

Ezechinwa:
was travelling to Owerri from Lagos with YSG motors, our bus broke down in Ore, we had two Lord Chosen Members before we left Lagos, they were preaching about repentance and love, they also preached about how Jesus came for the sinners.

So while our bus broke down, we waited for another one, suddenly an empty Lord chosen Bus heading to owerri stopped, it looked like a new BRT bus. Guess what, they only picked the two passengers and left us because we weren't members or weren't wearing their green bullet proof poo.

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OlujobaSamuel
sincerely, I've stopped calling their (Lords Chosen) handbills and listening to their tales in the name of preaching.

I was travelling to Akwaibom from Lagos through the YSG, That was my first time with ysg from lagos, so I dont know how they operate. When i saw people of different route in the bus, i started shouting that i'm going to akwaibom ooo make dem no carry me for middle of road stop, as I see fellow passengers going to cross river, i was calm because calabar is after uyo(in my naive mind).
na so this chosen people(about 4) start to dey preach and pray ooo, we got to Abia about 5:30pm and I noticed that the driver took a different route compared to the onEs I know, the next thing na to see myself for Ebonyi road, I was like, where be dis na uyo i dey go na, they said that is its last stop, huh?? i shall dey look oooo, 10pm knack before we reach calabar, na so driver enter pack talk sey e no go again till tomorrow, I was like wtf, why you no tell since wey i dey shout, i get nis exam(gej/moro scam) tomorrow morning,

na so i face this Lords chosen people oooo(they were the few we got to calabar together and it's their final destination) this people just deny me sey dey no hear anything oo. I just carry myself commot der go find my way

Purehuman:
When I was young, I had three neighbours; one from Agbor, the other from kwale while the third from Igbuzo. We were the only one from Anambra state then in the early 90s. Without any form of equivocation, these people speak Igbo with my parents in the compound and they keep say "Igbo people ehn" and "those Igbo people ehn". I was really stunned because I heard them speak my language and i could understand their language very well too. I was always asking my dad how are these people not igbos if they speak Igbo. He will just laugh and say I shouldn't mind them.

What I am trying to drive at is that these people really at that time didn't want to be tagged Igbo. They made it obvious with their dealings with us. The only thing they said that came close to being called Igbo is the tag Delta-igbo. There is this denial and it pained the hell out of me because in some situations, I believed we could have shared the pains of being chastised as Igbo people but they keep saying they ain't igbos. We felt the pains alone but it didn't stop us from being what we are at the moment.

The question is, can this trend be changed? Can these people find themselves back in the fold or are they gone forever? We need to get these facts right and being dragged back or our secrets being shared to their neighbours so that they will be seen as loyal to them too. We need to know, as at 2018, are you Igbo or are you Benin? We need to come to conclusion of this.

I know that it is difficult supporting the southeast since we do not have power and we don't have oil as much as the people you guys might support. But as you all can see, the people in power do not measure up and the oil isn't the case anymore. You need to align yourselves now with the people who truly cares for you and ready to take bullets like 1966 progrom.

I met a young man earlier this month, his name is Emeka. I said "Oh my Igbo Brother", he said he isn't Igbo but from Ndokwa. I just kept shut and treated him like he wanted to be treated. I brought the hand of brotherhood but he refused. I wish he had done the opposite but he didn't acknowledge me.

This is a real problem and it's better we treat it as such.

Develpeast:
I have always avoided too much conversation in this thread because I found out that many of you guys are really emotional and will keep being emotional until you understand that the things you feel its important are really not important. There are many times igbos from the southeast have denied being igbo in the presence of challenge or the presence of goodies to be shared. I have met quite a number of them in my life pursuits. We try to singe out the ones along the fringes of our territory so as to look for who to chastise and feel good when the real issues that we are supposed to be discussing is not being discussed.

Ikwerre, anioma, cross river, benue or kogi igbos have not in any specific way stopped you all from thinking of the best ways to develop our territory. The total internally generated revenue of all the southeast states does not even amount up to 100billion naira in a year and you are looking for who is igbo and who is not. I feel you guys do not have anything really disturbing your sleeps that is why you all yapping about this for over 5pages now. You find yourself so stuck in online groups and meaningless conferences that has not yielded a fruit for the whole of igboland.

I have always said it while I was using the username vickjames. We will continue to be neglected until we take the stand of being too important to be neglected. The igbos have continued to drop politically, economically and socially after 2007. We have had series of stupid leaders and agitators who could have used the advantage of the fathers of the 50s, 60s, 80s and 90s have built. Even with the way they had to be the bad guys for us to be good, they have tried to create wealth and spread wealth and tradition within those years but we have all spoilt it. No igbo man today is respected. Not even the so-called ohaneze ndigbo president. But our problem is ika, ogbia and the rest.

I tell you all this day and mark it, they do not have anywhere to go except eastwards. They held their stand then and now because you have not given them a better option. What has the igbo people brought to the table that will make other people scramble for their help? Nothing!

A child will one day disown his father when the father fails to be the father he is supposed to be. If you think you deserve to be treated better, then be better. All these emotional rants goes to show that many of you are still not understanding that in this same 80s, China was not respected and no one wants to be associated with the country who's population was about 900 million at the time but with an economy of 300billion dollars. But now, everybody wants to be identified with the chinese nation because they offered something. We need to lead and let our brothers at the fringes of our territory look inward and not outwards. We need to start developing and stop messing around because in the next few years, you will not want to be termed igbo too if you do nothing about the underdevelopment in the region and the lack of jobs there too.

I am saying this for you all to understand, I have been with other ethnic groups in this country and I have even travelled round. The minorities in the north will still want to be northerners than be an easterner because they control their territory and the minorities in the southsouth and north central will want to ally with the west because they have something to offer too. Now, we igbo have nothing to give out but we go there to collect from them.

I say continue wailing when your job is left undone and be waiting for solidarity.

Develpeast:
I have always avoided too much conversation in this thread because I found out that many of you guys are really emotional and will keep being emotional until you understand that the things you feel its important are really not important. There are many times igbos from the southeast have denied being igbo in the presence of challenge or the presence of goodies to be shared. I have met quite a number of them in my life pursuits. We try to singe out the ones along the fringes of our territory so as to look for who to chastise and feel good when the real issues that we are supposed to be discussing is not being discussed.

Ikwerre, anioma, cross river, benue or kogi igbos have not in any specific way stopped you all from thinking of the best ways to develop our territory. The total internally generated revenue of all the southeast states does not even amount up to 100billion naira in a year and you are looking for who is igbo and who is not. I feel you guys do not have anything really disturbing your sleeps that is why you all yapping about this for over 5pages now. You find yourself so stuck in online groups and meaningless conferences that has not yielded a fruit for the whole of igboland.

I have always said it while I was using the username vickjames. We will continue to be neglected until we take the stand of being too important to be neglected. The igbos have continued to drop politically, economically and socially after 2007. We have had series of stupid leaders and agitators who could have used the advantage of the fathers of the 50s, 60s, 80s and 90s have built. Even with the way they had to be the bad guys for us to be good, they have tried to create wealth and spread wealth and tradition within those years but we have all spoilt it. No igbo man today is respected. Not even the so-called ohaneze ndigbo president. But our problem is ika, ogbia and the rest.

I tell you all this day and mark it, they do not have anywhere to go except eastwards. They held their stand then and now because you have not given them a better option. What has the igbo people brought to the table that will make other people scramble for their help? Nothing!

A child will one day disown his father when the father fails to be the father he is supposed to be. If you think you deserve to be treated better, then be better. All these emotional rants goes to show that many of you are still not understanding that in this same 80s, China was not respected and no one wants to be associated with the country who's population was about 900 million at the time but with an economy of 300billion dollars. But now, everybody wants to be identified with the chinese nation because they offered something. We need to lead and let our brothers at the fringes of our territory look inward and not outwards. We need to start developing and stop messing around because in the next few years, you will not want to be termed igbo too if you do nothing about the underdevelopment in the region and the lack of jobs there too.

I am saying this for you all to understand, I have been with other ethnic groups in this country and I have even travelled round. The minorities in the north will still want to be northerners than be an easterner because they control their territory and the minorities in the southsouth and north central will want to ally with the west because they have something to offer too. Now, we igbo have nothing to give out but we go there to collect from them.

I say continue wailing when your job is left undone and be waiting for solidarity.

vanbonattel:




Actually, you may be new to these things, but let me tell you what has been happening.

Someone / some people are very scared indeed. Scarred stiff of what a united Igbo power block can do to their own regional chances of getting free meals from the common purse and the things you see on this thread are a collection of frustrated attempts to SEVERE any potential alignment between Igbos and their brothers in SS.

They do this by exploiting the fault lines from the cracks established after the war to drive a wedge into Igbo unity.

The same ppl claiming Anambra to curse Imo
Are the same ppl claiming Imo to curse Anambra
The same ppl claiming Anambra to curse Ebonyi, are the same persons claiming Enugu to curse Abia and post gutter pictures.

This same set of people are also claiming Anioma in the last pages to curse Igbo , and vice versa, then elevate needless tensions. Of course they will fail. But don't be afraid of how many videos they share to prove that there's a division. They do nothing but spread negativity in Igbo relationships.

Honest people like Horsepower101 , Pazienza and other honest Anioma sons have even been convinced to start sounding negative in defence.

These people claiming Aniomas are Yorubas and even fulanis intent on carving Igbos to smaller bits to achieve their main purpose, DIVIDE AND CONQUER.

A word is enough for the wise.

InyinyaAgbaOku:



Igbos can't be strong without SS Igbos?
Was it SS Igbos that have been strengthening SE all these while?
This opinion of yours is exactly what brings us insults

Bede2u:
well u have a point...but as far as secession goes, ss igbo especially ikwerres who are near the sea becomes highly needed

Bede2u:
well u have a point...but as far as secession goes, ss igbo especially ikwerres who are near the sea becomes highly needed

Bede2u:
well u have a point...but as far as secession goes, ss igbo especially ikwerres who are near the sea becomes highly needed

whirlwind7:


You still don't get it, do you?

In the event that access to the sea coast becomes an issue, this is going to be handled as purely a business transaction, in which both sides benefits. Igbos do not have to beg Ikwerres or any other group for this.
In such business, you state your terms, and both sides benefit financially from it. If it doesn't work out with them, there are other options such as Akwa Ibom. It is business, not bullshit based on ethnic sentiments.

Meanwhile, if a seaport of international standard gets operational in Rivers, who do you think would drive the bulk of the business that will happen there? Igbos, of course.
Once you realize they need us more than we need them, all you need to do is set your house in order, and watch them come running. Enough with these advocacy for people who don't have any need of you at the moment.

All this impotent wailing you guys are making here is a waste of time.
Bring something to the table, and all these renegade groups will fall over themselves to court your attention.

@ horsepower101 I have been enjoying your objective contributions to this thread.
However, you are letting your emotions over this Igbo or non Igbo issue cloud your thoughts.
That suggestion about letting everyone state publicly their ethnic affiliation is a waste of time. You said that the SE has been sweeping the issue under the rug, hoping it would go away.

Well, the reason why the issue seem to linger is because there has been no cogent economic or political reason that would make such groups publicly identify themselves as Igbos. What would they gain at this time from it?
You're putting the cart before the horse. Make yourself a beautiful bride and several suitors would give an arm and a leg to get married to you....and that's what the SE needs to become: a beautiful bride.
That's what this thread is meant to discuss: how the SE can become a regional power house. After that, everything else will fall into place.

Your emotions over this issue, no matter how visceral it is, will not make even that close neighbor of yours want to call himself a proud Igbo.

Bede2u:
well u have a point...but as far as secession goes, ss igbo especially ikwerres who are near the sea becomes highly needed

Akanu Ibiam International Airport, Enugu To Partly Close For Maintenance 0
BY AMADI INYA ON DECEMBER 14, 2017 NEWS


Akanu Ibiam International Airport, Enugu will be temporarily shut down this month as the federal government has concluded plans to start repair work on the runway.

From the information obtained by sagetravels.com, the airport will be closed from 3 pm daily 14th December to 21st December 2017. After 6 days of reopening, the airport will be closed again from 27th December 2017 and reopen on 4th January 2018.

Akanu Ibiam International Airport, Enugu To Partly Close For Maintenance
Akanu Ibiam International Airport to be partially Shutdown notice (Twitter: Air peace)

During the maintenance period, all passengers and flight operations to Akanu Ibiam International airport, Enugu will be redirected to Sam Mbakwe Cargo Airport, Owerri or Portharcourt International Airport, Portharcourt.

All airlines servicing the airport have been informed to direct their flight operation to Sam Mbakwe Airport, Owerri or Portharcourt International Airport pending when the airport is fixed and good for use.

pazienza:
On the Omu Anioma, she is neither here nor there. Unlike the Asagba of Asaba, whose Igbo identity and solidarity you can never question, the Omu plays politics with her Igbo identity, she speaks from both sides of her mouth. Just listen to this her statements and tell me what you think :



FRANKOFILI.NET
OPINION0
Anioma cannot be miniaturized – by Marther Dunkwu, Omu Anioma.
SEPTEMBER 5, 2017


Where do we stand? The good people of Anioma Nation, I mean. What are our Leaders and custodians of our Destiny saying on this issue of restructuring, partitioning of Nigeria etc?

I have said it over and over again that Leadership cannot be taught in a one month crash programme. It is not gotten either by donkey years of doing the wrong thing. It is impossible to teach conviction. Which direction do they want us to go and why? Is it proper to keep quiet or sit on the fence at this very difficult and challenging time in our nation’s history? Why are they our Leaders?

Before the civil war, there were four regions in Nigeria. North, West, East and Midwest which became Bendel, then Delta and Edo States. We, Anioma Nation was NOT part of the old Eastern Region and will NEVER be. We will not be played like chess or be appendage to anyone or be ridiculed and remembered in after thought. If, for any reason, Nigeria decides to break up, we, Bendel or Midwest will become our own Nation.
https://frankofili.net/2017/09/anioma-cannot-be-miniaturized-by-marther-dunkwu-omu-anioma.html