loopman:


So tell me why has it remained un-dredge for all this while? Do you think after spending billions of naira to drege your part of the river, one mad country along the course cannot wake up one day to dam it?

Good luck to you guys sha, you truly need a getaway to the sea

But like I righlt said, you are the most disadvantaged over River Niger

Read what I posted first then we can discuss

post=92970258:

Read what I posted first then we can discuss

I've read what you posted. Whatever you posted is on the assumption of One Nigeria

In the case you leave as Biafra, the dynamics won't be same again

loopman:


I've read what you posted. Whatever you posted is on the assumption of One Nigeria

In the case you leave as Biafra, the dynamics won't be same again

And you are asking why it remained un dredge

post=92970427:

And you are asking why it remained un dredge

Guy, good luck on your dredging. I have absolutely no issue whatsoever with river niger dredging.. it has absolutely no effect on the SW ecologically, environmentally or financially

RTSC:

How does it being international waters mean igbos cannot dredge it?

It will affect the electricity output of the kainji dam, but then I don't think igbos will care when they have gained sovereignty.

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Are you serious.
Lack of geography in Nigeria is really creating nuisance.

kingzizzy:


People keep talking as if being landlocked is something major, it is not. What matters is if one has access to the sea to import or export goods and services. Some people have come to believe that you must have a coast line to be able import or export, this is simply not true. All you need to have access to the sea is an international waterway that is deep enough to take barges and is close enough to the sea to make economic sense. The South East has at least three of these points at Onitsha, Oguta in Imo and Obuaku in Abia. They all have acceess to the sea

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Your geography stinks.
Oguta is now a seaport in ur eyes abi.
What kind reasoning are found in this thread.

loopman:


Guy, good luck on your dredging. I have absolutely no issue whatsoever with river niger dredging.. it has absolutely no effect on the SW ecologically, environmentally or financially

So who drag you to this thread How many Southsouth or north show concern in this thread except jealous and wicked tribe

post=92970743:

So who drag you to this thread How many Southsouth or north show concern in this thread except jealous and wicked tribe

Don't be stupid. This is Nairaland, an open forum. If you want to discuss such under lock and isolation, go to your Biafra nonsense websites, you have many of them littering the place without content and traffic. Go and build them and you can discuss your rubbish among yourself

This is a Nigerian owned forum not your Biafra. Never in your life should you try to censor opinions here

Nonsense

NGpatriot:



The fool don accept defeat for the village canoe port, na security and other irrelevant rubbish remain, funny enough, he's about to accept another defeat all over again.

I will take him serious if he can shame me with the pictures

Gabkosh:
I will take him serious if he can shame me with the pictures

You won't see that picture, but count on him to return with a totally different and irrelevant rubbish.

RTSC:

How does it being international waters mean igbos cannot dredge it?

It will affect the electricity output of the kainji dam, but then I don't think igbos will care when they have gained sovereignty.

Please pick up some geography books.

Hellraiser77:
Nigga this is orange river in Lesotho, Is this what you are comparing with river Niger ......Whatever your definition of landlocked na you Sabi

Hahaha, zombie at it again hahaha. This is how they disgrace their parents online. Come back here, are you running away , does that your random picture look like river . You must think you are dealing with your fellow dummies Hehehe.

Down here is orange river.


Weather you like it or not , or whether all of you change narrative or not, fact will always remain that Igboland is completely landlocked. And nothing can change that

NGpatriot:




You won't see that picture, but count on him to return with a totally different and irrelevant rubbish.

I know very well, he will change narrative hehehe

loopman:


Don't be stupid. This is Nairaland, an open forum. If you want to discuss such under lock and isolation, go to your Biafra nonsense websites, you have many of them littering the place without content and traffic. Go and build them and you can discuss your rubbish among yourself

This is a Nigerian owned forum not your Biafra. Never in your life should you try to censor opinions here

Nonsense

Don't mind the idiotic old fool that claimed to have daughter. I just pity his so called daughter, cos that one will think he has father with functioning brain.

You ask him questions, he will quickly shout you are jealous.

I have never seen a stupid individual like him before.

Western folks show more concern when ever they hear River Niger no be say we share River Niger with them, una done hear dredging of River Niger you guys no want Oduduwa republic again.

post=92970743:

So who drag you to this thread How many Southsouth or north show concern in this thread except jealous and wicked tribe

Are you the owner of the forum, or you buy phone and data for him. Is your Biafra say naira land wannabe dead?

Gabkosh:
Hahahaha. Dumbo, go and read about Orange river. The longest river in southern AfricaThis one is asking if Lesotho has any water body that connect to the ocean. Hahahahaha.

Lesotho and Igboland are same, the must navigate before getting into ocean. Both of you are land locked

Your ignorance stinks to high heavens.
You posted a map yet you can't even read the map and interpret it.

Firstly, both sides of River Niger is surrounded by Igboland, Onitsha to East and Asaba to the West. Unlike Lesotho that is completely surrounded by SA, and far inland.

Secondly, I can assure you that Nigeria will be broken into pieces once Biafra leaves, the country can never remain the same again.

Thirdly, nobody or country can stop vessels from passing through the Niger to Onitsha. Even if the Niger Delta becomes a different country, they can never stop vessels from passing through. Doing so would be a declaration of war. There are several river ports in Europe that passes through other countries before getting to their final destination.

Finally, aside Onitsha port, Igboland also has another strategic place to build a port at Obuaku in Abia state. It may interest you to note that Obuaku is even closer to the Atlantic ocean in nautical miles than P.H.

All these nonsense talks about Igboland being landlock is something you guys use to console yourselves. Even Northern Nigeria will be praying for Onitsha port to become viable because that will help them too.

post=92971585:
Western folks show more concern when ever they hear River Niger no be say we share River Niger with you them, una done hear dredging of River Niger you guys no want Oduduwa republic again.

Shut up Agbaya and bring pictures of coastline in your landlocked region as well as your so called security outfit for each state. Atleast, try and shame us.

Gabkosh:
Hahaha, zombie at it again hahaha. This is how they disgrace their parents online. Come back here, are you running away , does that your random picture look like river . You must think you are dealing with your fellow dummies Hehehe.

Down here is orange river.


Weather you like it or not , or whether all of you change narrative or not, fact will always remain that Igboland is completely landlocked. And nothing can change that

Go and read the law governing River Niger

The Niger River Commission was also tasked with ensuring the safety and control of navigation and facilitating the movement of vessels. It was clearly stated

Hellraiser77:
This is the the state of the Osun airport you kept disturbing us about last year

Shameless BMC

bros,why are you wicked like this?

Gabkosh:
Hahaha, zombie at it again hahaha. This is how they disgrace their parents online. Come back here, are you running away , does that your random picture look like river . You must think you are dealing with your fellow dummies Hehehe.

Down here is orange river.


Weather you like it or not , or whether all of you change narrative or not, fact will always remain that Igboland is completely landlocked. And nothing can change that

Read

proeast:


Your ignorance stinks to high heavens.
You posted a map yet you can't even read the map and interpret it.

Firstly, both sides of River Niger is surrounded by Igboland, Onitsha to East and Asaba to the West. Unlike Lesotho that is completed surrounded by SA, and far inland.

Secondly, I can assure you that Nigeria will be broken into pieces once Biafra leaves, the country can never remain the same again.

Thirdly, no body or country can stop vessels from passing through the Niger to Onitsha. Even if the Niger Delta becomes a different country, they can never stop vessels from passing through. Doing so would be a declaration of war. There are several river ports in Europe that passes through other countries before getting to their final destination.

Finally, aside Onitsha port, Igboland also has another strategic place to build a port at Obuaku in Abia state. It may interest you to note that Obuaku is even closer to the Atlantic ocean in nautical miles than P.H.

Also these nonsense talk about Igboland being landlock is something you guys use to console yourselves. Even Northern Nigeria will be praying for Onitsha port to become viable because that will help them too.

Shut up oga. Is Igboland not completely sorrounded by Nigeria or you are just being daft.

Talk of distance, who that one epp, as long as you will still pass through another nation before you can smell Atlantic. Ocean makes you completely landlocked.

Who is now being ignorant here.

Was it your father that was a handling shipment at the Lagos port ? If you are here to debate the % of Igbo shipment at the Lagos port be rest assure it is not up to 7% of the over income generated by the port. Just 4 clarity before your father start hyperventilating over foolishness again.

Asgard13:

Nigerians come and see Yoruba with their naked lies

Yoruba said that they’ve been handling every shipment in Nigeria ... they even shamelessly claim since 1960

Yoruba people always believing their propaganda.

post=92971883:

Read

Keep bringing more. Is the the picture of the coastline .

Wow, see the longest world coastline in Onitsha. Igboland is not landlocked o, it is heaven locked hahahahaha

Jlow2:
dats the only thing u pple knw how to do ,you father DAT your mother dat,I don't join issues with mushin pigs

lowlife pigs be tagging those superior to your father bugs. May it never be well with your entire household along with your dead n unborn generation

Gabkosh:
Shut up Agbaya and bring pictures of coastline in your landlocked region as well as your so called security outfit for each state. Atleast, try and shame us.

Dumbo where is the coastline of all the countries on Danube River Still vessels berth in their ports they even import and export more, and their economy is doing far better than Nigeria

pricklewane:
Was it my father that was a handling shipment at the Lagos port ? If you are here to debate the % of Yoruba shipment at the Lagos port be rest assure it is not up to 7% of the over income generated by the port. Just 4 clarity before my father start hyperventilating over foolishness again.

Yoruba gibberish....

Gabkosh:
Hahaha, zombie at it again hahaha. This is how they disgrace their parents online. Come back here, are you running away , does that your random picture look like river . You must think you are dealing with your fellow dummies Hehehe.

Down here is orange river.


Weather you like it or not , or whether all of you change narrative or not, fact will always remain that Igboland is completely landlocked. And nothing can change that

Orange River can never be compared to River Niger because Orange river is shallow, filled with sand bars and rapids towards its mouth with Atlantic ocean, River Niger on its part is deep and can be made navigable all year round without rapids or sand bars blocking its channel between Onitsha and the Atlantic.

Even by the time Nigeria divides, Biafra will have up to two viable ports for imports and exports, at Onitsha and Obuaku.

Hahaha, I can feel your pains. Your last wish for us to be landlocked has been completely quashed

proeast:


Your ignorance stinks to high heavens.
You posted a map yet you can't even read the map and interpret it.

Firstly, both sides of River Niger is surrounded by Igboland, Onitsha to East and Asaba to the West. Unlike Lesotho that is completed surrounded by SA, and far inland.

Secondly, I can assure you that Nigeria will be broken into pieces once Biafra leaves, the country can never remain the same again.

Thirdly, no body or country can stop vessels from passing through the Niger to Onitsha. Even if the Niger Delta becomes a different country, they can never stop vessels from passing through. Doing so would be a declaration of war. There are several river ports in Europe that passes through other countries before getting to their final destination.

Finally, aside Onitsha port, Igboland also has another strategic place to build a port at Obuaku in Abia state. It may interest you to note that Obuaku is even closer to the Atlantic ocean in nautical miles than P.H.

Also these nonsense talk about Igboland being landlock is something you guys use to console yourselves. Even Northern Nigeria will be praying for Onitsha port to become viable because that will help them too.

God Bless you.

proeast:


Orange River can never be compared to River Niger because Orange river is shallow, filled with sand bars and rapids towards its mouth with Atlantic ocean, River Niger on its part is deep and can be made navigable all year round without rapids or sand bars blocking its channel between Onitsha and the Atlantic.

Even by the time Nigeria divides, Biafra will have up to two viable ports for imports and exports, at Onitsha and Obuaku.

Hahaha, I can feel your pains. Your last wish for us to be landlocked has been completely quashed

The pain is so unbearable for them. They are posting smiley faces but dying on the inside.

post=92971808:

Go and read the law governing River Niger

The Niger River Commission was also tasked with ensuring the safety and control of navigation and facilitating the movement of vessels. It was clearly stated

Wow, see very long coastline in igboland hahahahaha

horsepower102:


The pain is so unbearable for them. They are posting smiley faces but dying on the inside.

See this one. Hehehe, we know e dey pain Una flat head wella. If na me nko, e go pain me too cos I will wish I have coastline in my region too.


But, we like how una dey make unaself happy. Who else will before