Missionaire:


Without the hospitality of most states, there would be no Igbo businesses.
Concerning Biafra, you guys have done more to discourage others from seeing eye to eye on it with your disparaging, arrogant, insultive and insincere comments.

We see how you treat yourselves. Perhaps you should preach this sermon to the Ebonyi people who you guys look down on and consider as second class Igbos and who have now come out to declare that they are not part of Biafra.

If you can't get your own closest kin onboard, you shouldn't bother with us.

Anyways, this thread is not about Biafra and the development or non development of the SE. This thread is about the 2023 possible political occurrences. They may be possible or not, but it is wise to consider them.
A wise person considers all possibilities.

You are not considering any possibility. You indirectly wished that Igbos will never be president come 2023.
If you are wise, you would know that an individual becomes president and not a tribe.
GEJ was president but an average ijaw man is suffering.
You better work hard for your future. The people you are fighting for do not know that you exist.

Polchiz:

You are not considering any possibility. You indirectly wished that Igbos will never be president come 2023.
If you are wise, you would know that an individual becomes president and not a tribe.
GEJ was president but an average ijaw man is suffering.
You better work hard for your future. The people you are fighting for do not know that you exist.

Why would I wish that?
My future is secured, thank you.

One of the things I learnt in crime prevention as a Criminologist is to consider some possibilities of crime and possible scenarios.
Doing so would help to forestall or put structures in place to prevent crime or conflict instead of acting after it has happened.
It isn't because you want crime to be actualize, but because you want to prevent it.

As it is often said, to be forwarned is to be forearmed.

Shalom.

This is the same thing as saying Nigeria's unity a mirage

Missionaire:


And I ask again, the bad roads in the SE, don't they lead to your billionaires' villages, towns and communities? Or they lead to Aso Rock?

Lol u mean federal and state road ? Lmao

CSTRR:
This is the same thing as saying Nigeria's unity a mirage

Somehow.
You're right.