JAMO84:
I was just laughing at the other thread where someone was making a long list of irrigation canal in the south east as international waterways.




I AM DONE TALKING

Mel003:


With access to the sea, airport and resources your region has the highest debt in the country very Soon Chinese will take over your region.

KingOKON:
Importers and imaginary exporters shud ready to pay me heavily for using my port

Seerade029:


While the keys will be thrown into River Benue

post=89729648:

Post this link for the fool to read, it's existing law, he know nothing, below is international lAw on River Niger not Nigeria law

http://www.internationalwatersgovernance.com/niger-basin.html

helinues:


Hahahahaha.. That's wickedness ooo. Let me beg on their behalf..

No show your power abeg...

Seerade029:


Is there any coast in SE

Nigeriabiafra80:

Biafra has much more natural resources than aforementioned
I don’t want to start lecturing you
U can use google

Igbos generally feel inferior and inadequate and compensate with false superiority.

Have you ever seen a humble Igbo man who does not present himself as god almighty himself even though he is a starving man? If you listened to these people boast you would think that they are as
powerful as the gods are supposed to be!


http://www.igbofocus.com/html/the_igbo_problem_can_be_fixed.html.

post=89729748:

Dumb can use show me any law that stipulate before you can access sea one must have coast

Mel003:


With access to the sea, airport and resources your region has the highest debt in the country very Soon Chinese will take over your region.

Seerade029:


Oh, sorry

Where will the Big ships, big vessels, arrive whenever they're coming from Outside

How will your Navy look like?

post=89729648:

Post this link for the fool to read, it's existing law, he know nothing, below is international lAw on River Niger not Nigeria law

http://www.internationalwatersgovernance.com/niger-basin.html

The United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea 1982 provided rights for land-locked states on the sea. More importantly, the convention provided them with the right of access to and from the seas and freedom of transit. However, the law makes such rights subject to the agreements to be made by land-locked and transit states. This, in turn, depends on the prevailing relations between the concerned states. If they are not in a smooth relation, the transit states may not be willing to negotiate and thereby put impediments on the land-locked states’ free transit.


The political will and commitment of transit states highly conditioned the rights of land-locked states. The denial of free transit, in turn, affects the rights of land-locked states on the different maritime regimes. Land-locked states have no absolute right of access to and from the seas and freedom of transit. Hence, the study concludes that to give practical effect to those rights, negotiating bilateral and multilateral agreements with the transit states has a crucial and irreplaceable role.

http://www.sciencepublishinggroup.com/journal/paperinfo?journalid=202&doi=10.11648/j.ss.20150402.12

Land-locked states have no absolute right of access to and from the seas and freedom of transit.

post=89729648:

Post this link for the fool to read, it's existing law, he know nothing, below is international lAw on River Niger not Nigeria law

http://www.internationalwatersgovernance.com/niger-basin.html

post=89729871:

NGpatriot:

If you know how to read, go ahead, read gently and comprehend massively for your own good.

Your rights are not absolute, it doesn't supersede the rights of the sovereign Nations and the rights of transit states because at the end of the day, they call the shots, not the UN or even you.

NGpatriot:









Pay special attention to the red highlight..

If you know how to read, go ahead, read gently and comprehend massively for your own good.

Your rights are not absolute, it doesn't supersede the rights of the sovereign Nations and the rights of transit states because at the end of the day, they call the shots, not the UN or even you.



Landlocked states have no absolute rights regardless of the toothless law you keep blabbing about.

KingOKON:
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Just get ur money ready like others are doing ur laws only exist and end here

calyx:
So I don’t get why you are taking Panadol for Igbo people’s headache.
You are championing this landlocked thing everywhere. They have said we know we are landlocked & we are having a go at it regardless... how is that your problem?

Don’t you have your own things that bother you??

Seerade029:


He will keep showing you pictures.

Seerade029:


Don't mind him.
Instead of them to beginning to beg, Rivers, Bayelsa or delta people

post=89730212:

Yorubas should worry over gas that will power millions home in Yoruba land, when the time comes Igbos will prove to you guys, we are well represented. Worry about your region.

Captainrambo2:
E go pain ibo peeps. But na true


Yiu go no where. Start fighting for a better nigeria today.
It begins with yiu

Seerade029:



About gas, don't worry.
We can be importing gas from South South or From you guys.

You too should worry about what you guys eat.

At least, you won't be eating Palm oil and Gas

helinues:
Very tiny region padlocked within Nigeria..

ahaz:
I taught you said you don't care about the eastern region..Afonjas hypocrites leave us with our tiny region in peace.
Enjoy your huge region and let us go Mr unity wailer.. you people make me sick.when ever we bring out threads to counter your usual lies SBD decit you tend to change the goal post.

KingOKON:
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You still quoting NONSENSE because na only u sabi something.... Just get ready to be paying me bigtime from ur landlocked country

post=89730702:

Yorubas should also worry about what they will eat, major food producing region is middle belt,

helinues:


So Afonja's are powerful like that,that they are the one holding Easterners from seceeding from Nigeria..

What a wonderful Lord we are serving

Seerade029:


Don't worry about middlebelt.

We don't have problem with middle belt and some of our brothers dey there (Kwara, Kogi).

And it's not hard, importing from NE, NW and Benue plus Jos.