Obiagu1:

Hahaha,

Then the North and the South are married forever. For good, bad and ugly times till Jesus comes.
Did I hear someone say amen?

ShangoThor:


My point is that I believe it is wrong to place ones allegiance to foreign religions before the allegiance to Africa, Black Africa, and the Welfare of Black Africans. This is part of the reason why Black Africans remain crawling and will never be seen as equal partners by other races.
In the thread below, I asked you the same question:

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria?topic=610234.msg7783055#msg7783055

and this was your reply:

ShangoThor:

Seriously, I don't care about oil. We are only limited by our imagination, hard work ethic and willingness to generate wealth, produce a surplus.

Nevertheless: South Sudan rules out sharing oil revenue with North

http://www.sudantribune.com/South-Sudan-rules-out-sharing-oil,38009

The talks are inconclusive atm

ShangoThor:

Seriously, I don't care about oil. We are only limited by our imagination, hard work ethic and willingness to generate wealth, produce a surplus.

Nevertheless: South Sudan rules out sharing oil revenue with North

http://www.sudantribune.com/South-Sudan-rules-out-sharing-oil,38009

The talks are inconclusive atm

Obiagu1:

It's good you said the talk is still inconclusive but you have to note that it was in the 2005 deal that paved the way for the referendum.
Can the South renege on that deal? I don't they could unilaterally without triggering war.

Beaf:

Exactly! And I'll keep on hammering it, the way we share money instead of producing it is the reason Nigeria is backward.
If we all states had to make money none would allow 10 million members of their workforce to mentally vegetate and roam the land as almajiri's crazed on gutter water, killing, looting and ra'ping the members of society that actually contribute to the economy with their jobs or market trade.

Beaf:

Oh yes, they can and will. In life and death situations, you do what is necessary to free yourself, then once free, you rise like a lion. . . lol

Obiagu1:

This does not solve the problem. You guys only complain about the North everytime but keep hold of the oil the North wants. If there won't be any compromise, then stop bothering yourself about the North. If they turn your land to uninhabitable territory, you only have to move on,
If you want them to just go away, make a deal and have your freedom. This is the way I see it.

Else, go to war!

Beaf:

I haven't said they should go away, but if it ever comes to that, we will raise the sort of army West Africa has never seen in a few short days. It will be like judgement day! lol
At least for that, oil is gud!

alj harem:


guy i am african does not mean i will put africa first before my religion

i have never and will never deny my africaness but i will put my religion before any africa crap

do you understand

moreover why do you think i am arab or out arab first because of my religion,.,.,.,., should i call you a jew   because of yor christain faith

Obiagu1:

Goodluck with that. What if your were defeated and turned to slaves?

Obiagu1:

I don't know the terms of that deal but if it states that the deal must continue after Southern independence, then if the South reneges on the deal and the North goes to war, the world will not view the North as belligerent and will get total support of the world.

ShangoThor:

@ Obagui, there is no point in preempting the outcome of the talks, and I don't believe the West would watch idly while the Southerners are being slaughtered. Well, just let's wait and see what the agreement will be. Either way, I know it sets a blueprint for a recurrence.

Beaf:

Thats some funny shyte! No oil country can lose a war against a fellow under developed country. Not possible, instead we will draw our borders where we like.
Two weeks should do the job.

Obiagu1:

This is how I analyze situations.

1st scenario: Currently, oil is shared in Nigeria right? The North gets more according to their inflated population right? This is the point; oil revenue is being shared right now.
You said you did not want them to go away. Good, but you don't have the liberty you'll wish for, the liberty to manage ecological damage you witness in your towns and cities. If you continue with them, there is every possibility the situation will remain the same or slightly improved.

2nd scenario: If you let them secede with oil revenue still being shared, but you'll have your freedom. Away from all the grudges and murder that go on in the North, away from the threat to turn your territory to a sharia state.

Of the scenarios, which one do you prefer? Remember, oil revenue is shared in both!

ShangoThor:

^^^^^^^^

Read my lips ~ We don't negotiate with terrorists! Oooops, did I say that out aloud? It must have been a Freudian Slip or something. LOL  

Beaf:

Your analysis is flawed. It is obvious to everyone that exploitation by the North is on its last legs; in my opinion, we should be thankful to God that GEJ is President today, because Yar Adua was driving the country toward war they would have bitterly regretted. If the exploitation didn't stop in the soft way its ending under GEJ, it would have ended in a very violent way. Since Yar Adua's time, I've been preaching that sophisticated armies can be raised in days, events in Libya show that analysis to be correct. Oil can do wonders.

If we go, we will not share a drop of oil with vulture or parasite that can't save themselves by doing an honest days job.

Obiagu1:

That means you're ready to go to war. It's interesting to hear. I'll wait for you to start the war and can wait patiently while enjoying "Nigeria" as it pushes us in different directions.