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Re: Let's Debate On Secession. No Insults by Oluwadare: 10:42pm On Mar 18, 2020 |
Coldie:Majority of them would, but with determined president it can be achieved. |
Re: Let's Debate On Secession. No Insults by Oluwadare: 10:53pm On Mar 18, 2020 |
horsepower102:well, you are actually right. But so is any other person's opinions also, because it's a mere thought that will become idea and new idea and or hope usually looks fantasy ab initio. Hence, with a strong and well determined president I believe it can be achieved. Thank you. |
Re: Let's Debate On Secession. No Insults by oyatz(m): 11:34pm On Mar 18, 2020 |
You are right about 1957, however Biafran wasn't on the radar of the Igbos then because most Igbos were the vanguards of a United Nigeria then. Around the early 1950s when the Action Group were pushing for Nigeria's Independence, the Northern power brokers were opposed to Independence in 1953 or 1957 but suggested disintegration if the the Southerners didn't backdown on the agitations for Independence. Dr Nnamdi Azikiwe (one of the most influential politicians in the whole of Africa at that time) strongly canvassed for one Nigeria and was found of saying 'we must prevent a Pakistan in Nigeria'. The Action Group , led by Awolowo supported one Nigeria but with a seccession clause in the Constitution which can be invoked after 25 years of Nigerian nationhood. Zik and top echelon of Igbo political elites strongly promoted one Nigeria in all the constitutional conferences between 1950-1960 with the background hope that the emerging Nigeria will be a Country they can easily dominate. selemempe: 1 Like |
Re: Let's Debate On Secession. No Insults by Coldie(m): 7:33am On Mar 19, 2020 |
adamx23:Like Nigeria is feeding the north east right now abi |
Re: Let's Debate On Secession. No Insults by myobjective: 8:25am On Mar 19, 2020 |
tatatar: Fulani herdsmen atrocity is the singular thing that may cause the disintegration of this country. Their barbaric acts may also lead to serious famine and food insecurity as most people are afraid to go to their farms. You can never compare the supposed fake being sold by Igbos to this terrorist |
Re: Let's Debate On Secession. No Insults by gidgiddy: 9:07am On Mar 19, 2020 |
oyatz: Personally, I dont like to call it secession. I call it separation. Ideally in a democracy, there are 3 stages before separation, sensitisation, legislation and referendum. Sensitisation and Mass-mobilisation is when a group of people raise the awareness to the public on the need for a particular area to be independent. If the group is successful in gaining support for its cause within the area it wants separated then it is inevitable that at some point, political leaders or representatives of that area will approach the national assembly of that country to seek referendum and thats when the legislative part of the process begins. The questions you have raised are what will be answered during the legislative part of the process, not the sensitisation and mobilization part. Using IPOB as an example, IPOB said they want referendum in the SS/SE area. IPOB was sensitising and mobilising people in those areas before they were banned. The point Im trying to make is these questions are not relevant at this stage of sensitisation. The separatists must first win the people over over before these questions are answered are the legislative phase 1 Like |
Re: Let's Debate On Secession. No Insults by orisa37: 11:18am On Mar 19, 2020 |
A SENATOR IN THE SENATE YESTERDAY PLEADED WITH HIS COLLEAGUES TO ADAPT THE EXCLUSIVE LIST TO CONCURRENT PERMISSIVENESS OF OUR 36 CONSTITUTIONAL STATES. THIS IS TRIABLE. |
Re: Let's Debate On Secession. No Insults by Alexanderdeguru: 4:01pm On Mar 19, 2020 |
[why is it so so easy for you to call people fools? quote author=sweetsell post=87561997] Do you know the meaning of agitation ? If you don't what Biafra is doing what is it called? Can you now see that you were born a fool ? [/quote] |
Re: Let's Debate On Secession. No Insults by Malawian(m): 6:56pm On Mar 19, 2020 |
christopher123:He was only scare-mongering the minority tribes in that post. |
Re: Let's Debate On Secession. No Insults by Area4Area: 8:17pm On Mar 19, 2020 |
gidgiddy:Woww, you've finally agreed to what we've been telling you all the while, about involving the reps of the people which is the legislature both at state and federal level. No amount of noise Kanu and IPOB decide to make that would make anyone including the international community listen to them without the involvement of the reps of the people. We are making progress obviously |
Re: Let's Debate On Secession. No Insults by Coldie(m): 7:10am On Mar 20, 2020 |
sweetsell:Rule 2 |
Re: Let's Debate On Secession. No Insults by Nobody: 6:33am On Mar 22, 2020 |
christopher123:Look Mr Man I have been reading some stupid comments of how economic activities will crash in Nigeria if igbos leave, but what you fail to understand is that business is all about space when you guys leave others will take over in short I remember when northern leaders asked igbos leave some people we're happy saying let them go so they can take over those shops and type of business they do. 2 Likes |
Re: Let's Debate On Secession. No Insults by Nobody: 6:53am On Mar 22, 2020 |
selemempe:You people are funny now listen, when Nigeria spilts you think you think baifra will become a developed country in 10 yrs ahbi, when Nigeria splits all the regions become new young countries and just like Nigeria and many African countries including tiny Ghana we have to identify our problems before we even think of developing just like how it took Nigeria about 60 yrs to identify about 90 percent of our problems and now working on those problems is what left to do it will take those new countries decedes to identify their problems not to even talk of working on them, so by time biafra,oduwa and arewa begin to work on what's affecting their countries growth many African countries maybe including the likes of Chad, niger or Ghana will have gone far |
Re: Let's Debate On Secession. No Insults by 7lives: 8:10am On Mar 22, 2020 |
Dedetwo: You can't eat your cake and have it look we are all sick and tired of this country. The moment this country break, everyone must go to their country. the reason we are breaking up the country is because we don't like each other. So why would anyone wants to stay put in a place they fought to be free from?. 2 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Let's Debate On Secession. No Insults by DabuIIIT: 8:32am On Mar 22, 2020 |
7lives: Abule ARO,go and hustle,e lo wa ise se o...quit eyeing other people's properties lolsssssss. The only people eyeing other people's money, properties are agberoes, pickpockets,etc. BAAAHAHAHAHAHAAAHAHAA!!!! |
Re: Let's Debate On Secession. No Insults by DabuIIIT: 8:35am On Mar 22, 2020 |
spendoon: You just don't know what you are talking at all.... |
Re: Let's Debate On Secession. No Insults by DabuIIIT: 8:42am On Mar 22, 2020 |
Area4Area: Sorry but please always try and reason,think before speaking...how on earth do you think those reps who are on their own, enjoying their I'll millions be in support of such cause!?!? Even if they do,are they in the majority at the nass?! Constitution amendment Bill has been lying in the archives for God knows how long,is it secession bill those so called northern majority nass members that will be assented to? Look, going official in naija is DoA. Naija need something drastic and forceful |
Re: Let's Debate On Secession. No Insults by Nobody: 8:47am On Mar 22, 2020 |
MasterKernel:Is Venezuela and Iran not a member of the UN? Every country has the right to Nationalise any business on their territory. When murtala Muhammed nationalised some British companies in Nigeria, were we part of the UN or not? 1 Like |
Re: Let's Debate On Secession. No Insults by selemempe: 9:35am On Mar 22, 2020 |
spendoon:lol... childish analysis. Which of Nigeria's problem has it solved since 1960? It was when Ireland left UK that it started developing. That was in the 1920s.... today it is by far more developed than UK Biafra and Oduduwa will over take most African countries in 20 years tops |
Re: Let's Debate On Secession. No Insults by Nobody: 12:27pm On Mar 22, 2020 |
selemempe:Infant analysis, biafra will be a failed country with alot of Visa bans while oduduwa and arewa will be no different from Benin and Niger republic, look just face the truth because as it is now no region can be self sufficient except the Niger Delta in short arewa and oduduwa have better chance because of sea access and agriculture if you know you know. FYI Ireland can never be more developed than the uk |
Re: Let's Debate On Secession. No Insults by Nobody: 12:46pm On Mar 22, 2020 |
Only someone with incurable optimism, or extended myopia of all the senses will still think that Nigeria is working. This isn't about Biafra or not Biafra. This is about having smaller countries running efficiently and providing a better life that their former state of union could not. 40/50 years ago, the same problems afflicting Nigeria is still afflicting it. Poor power supply, corruption, nepotism in high and low places, ethnic and religious strife. Nigerians have never been united. And it's not going to happen now, especially as we have C- |
Re: Let's Debate On Secession. No Insults by Tolase1999(m): 1:07pm On Mar 22, 2020 |
in as much as we are all african, we are all dwell in ethnicity, trust me if ibo secede or any other tribe secede, their will be another case of marginalization not between inter-tribal but intra-tribe. we started hearing ibo enugu are been marginazed by abia ibo, yoruba ogun are dominating odua republic, kano hausa are dominating arewa e.t.c |
Re: Let's Debate On Secession. No Insults by selemempe: 3:07pm On Mar 22, 2020 |
spendoon:Are you worried that Biafra would fail? Are you a Biafran? We are not sure that Biafra would have any visa bans but at least we know for a fact that Nigeria has been banned by U.S and the EU is about to join in the visa ban Lol Don't worry about Biafra bro...there is a saying that people who want to win should do the exact opposite of what their enemies advice. Since you are an enemy of Biafra, we would do the opposite of your advice |
Re: Let's Debate On Secession. No Insults by selemempe: 3:10pm On Mar 22, 2020 |
Tolase1999:why don't we hear that currently in the States of the east? Oh suddenly the problem will come out of no where abi? It is always good practice for anyone commenting against Biafra here to tell us where he is from so we know how to treat his advice 1 Like |
Re: Let's Debate On Secession. No Insults by Supan(m): 4:14pm On Mar 22, 2020 |
spendoon: Well, You can take over their businesses... But know it that hunger and starvation will finish the core north in no distant time. Majority of core northerners earn salaries from government agencies Army, Police, Nnpc, immigration, Phcn, Civil service etc. There will be no more funds from oil sales to finance this. Don't think that groundnut pyramid will do any magic. By the time all d oil blocs and wells will change hands, u guys will be grateful to even be alive. 3 Likes |
Re: Let's Debate On Secession. No Insults by Supan(m): 4:37pm On Mar 22, 2020 |
spendoon: Ur analysis is not balanced. If u go by geopolitical zones, stop deceiving yourself by mentioning Arewa. Will u finally kill off d indigenes of Benue, Taraba, Jos etc and add to your Arewa? They don't want you. Stop forcing yourself on them. Agriculture, desertification taking its toll on the north. Esp the core north. Even with the government subsides like fertilizer, tractors etc. The yields are insignificant. We import more food than we produce in this country. Biafra, even if they are forced to go with their 5 SE states as you always pray and wish, only their unexplored oil wells can run the economy. 1 Like |
Re: Let's Debate On Secession. No Insults by 7lives: 4:41pm On Mar 22, 2020 |
DabuIIIT: Don't you want out of the zoo again?, anyway people wey dey wail Fulani today, North is coming to take our land tomorrow, actualy Yorubas are our problems, should be happy living in and safeguarding their country. at least they won't be having all those highlighted problems. Awon oni iranu a je eyin aja, some of your fellow noise makers are being thrown out of their rented one room at my end here, enu orofo lo ma pa orofo. Wetin una get wey people want take over?. Ogbeni make una repatriate as much as una fit o, a word is enough for the wise, a whole building will be cheaper than 200k and people will still not buy when the time comes. |
Re: Let's Debate On Secession. No Insults by Tolase1999(m): 5:12pm On Mar 22, 2020 |
selemempe:am not directing myrelf to one tribe am directing myself to africa as a whole. and what give u the assurance that if nigeria divide there will be good governance, while not seeking for good governance for nigeria. and if i may ask, is spain not practising a good governance that catalonia wanted to leave? |
Re: Let's Debate On Secession. No Insults by Nobody: 5:36pm On Mar 22, 2020 |
selemempe:Why will I be worried about biafra infact I want it to fail as it surely will, I just want to clear so doubts because you igbos are to boostful. |
Re: Let's Debate On Secession. No Insults by Nobody: 5:57pm On Mar 22, 2020 |
Supan:Those northerns you listed are the few middle class and educated who don't want to engage in agriculture and enterprnual activities, the average northern makes more money than your family combined since a poor famer from a typical village in the north can afford to go to Hajj if he sells his farm produce while the others are engaged in business activities like the ones you find in Kano but their biggest problem is illitracy, due to their illitracy someone will marry three wives and give birth to a lot of children hence the money they makes at the end won't be enough for the whole family and that is where poverty comes in because let's say the local business man makes 200k per month from sales and has 20 children you will see the money won't be enough while their counter parts in the east that makes 70-100k and has three children will live more comfortable than them and will be a middle class family, I HAVE SAID THIS TIME WITHOUT NUMBER THAT WHEN ILLITRACY IS ERADICATED FROM THE NORTH 90 PERCENT OF THE PROBLEMS IN THE NORTH WILL BE SOLVED, but ask yourself if most the northerns will stay illitrats forever especially when they are in a country of their own. On the other hand only about 20percent of the core north lands can be identified as semi arid and you can grow things like beans on a semi arid land 1 Like |
Re: Let's Debate On Secession. No Insults by Kennyswag: 6:07pm On Mar 22, 2020 |
7lives:lol.. so they want to have biafra and still trade in other tribes place ? are they not the ones who say other nigeria tribe hates them? Or you want to have biafra and still cross Into the next country to trade? Lol.. funny people 1 Like |
Re: Let's Debate On Secession. No Insults by Nobody: 6:07pm On Mar 22, 2020 |
Supan:You think the northwest and northeast are not fertile ahbi go and do your research well at least an highschool geography textbook might help you and FYI onko about 20percent of the core north is semi arid and stuffs like beans grows on semi arid land who even told you we import most of our foods or is it because you see trailers of food stuff going to the east and you think they are from Lagos port, well most of them are from the north that's why food stuff are cheaper in the north. How are you sure of finding oil, oil that will soon loose value sef, besides I thought your brothers said you guys don't need natural resources but human resources. |
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