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Is There A Way a Peaceful Disintegration Of Nigeria Is Possible? by Ketamine9000mg(m): 7:54pm On May 18, 2022
It is clear that a forceful approach to dividing Nigeria will only lead to loss of lives and infrastructure on a massive scale. It is also clear that with the situation of things in the country, the end of Nigeria as a country is almost a certainty. So this begs the question; is there a lawful and peaceful way Nigeria can be divided into Hausa,Igbo and Yoruba countries or more?

Please, share your view(s).

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Re: Is There A Way a Peaceful Disintegration Of Nigeria Is Possible? by successmatters(m): 7:58pm On May 18, 2022
Referendum

That's the only thing Nnamdi Kanu asked for

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Re: Is There A Way a Peaceful Disintegration Of Nigeria Is Possible? by Burruchaga71(m): 7:58pm On May 18, 2022
It's impossible.

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Re: Is There A Way a Peaceful Disintegration Of Nigeria Is Possible? by AlexBells(m): 7:59pm On May 18, 2022
Ketamine9000mg:
It is clear that a forceful approach to dividing Nigeria will only lead to loss of lives and infrastructure on a massive scale. It is also clear that with the situation of things in the country, the end of Nigeria as a country is almost a certainty. So this begs the question; is there a lawful and peaceful way Nigeria can be divided into Hausa,Igbo and Yoruba countries or more?

Please, share your view(s).
There are ways to dissolve a country, however Nigeria had always been a killing field even before the coming of the British so you need to state clearly the reasons for the division, more people would die if Nigeria divides peacefully to put it straight a peaceful separation of Nigeria is not possible and separation would have a long term cost of iron and blood becuase nations would go back to their fights and there would be no mighty Nigerian army to wade in when Benin start fighting with Ijaw or Igala with Benin, or Ibadan with Fulani and so on, with modern weapons death toll would be high
Re: Is There A Way a Peaceful Disintegration Of Nigeria Is Possible? by Andersonken(m): 8:11pm On May 18, 2022
Nope I don't think so, judging from other countries experience and the aggressiveness from both the North, South Eastern part of the country.,, besides I believe this Can only be archive through violent..
my thoughts though, I stand to be corrected.

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Re: Is There A Way a Peaceful Disintegration Of Nigeria Is Possible? by Ijoh(m): 8:13pm On May 18, 2022
Ijaw produces over 90 percent of all Nigeria's crude oil but were unjustly balkanized into six States of which are in Nigerias Ondo, Edo, Delta, Bayelsa, Rivers and Akwa-Ibom States with the aim to weaken Ijaw unity when all Ijaws are together
Its two hands that wash each other clean.
If UGM want Biafra they should collaborate with the Ijaw Liberation Front ILF and they will stop all pipelines leaving Ijaw Nation and Nigeria will crumble then all can go their different ways.
But because of Ijaw oil Igbo continue to add parts of Ijaw to Biafra instead of them to think well.
Re: Is There A Way a Peaceful Disintegration Of Nigeria Is Possible? by Ijoh(m): 8:14pm On May 18, 2022
Ijoh:
Ijaw produces over 90 percent of all Nigeria's crude oil but were unjustly balkanized into six States of which are in Nigerias Ondo, Edo, Delta, Bayelsa, Rivers and Akwa-Ibom States with the aim to weaken Ijaw unity when all Ijaws are together
Its two hands that wash each other clean.
If UGM want Biafra they should collaborate with the Ijaw Liberation Front ILF and they will stop all pipelines leaving Ijaw Nation and Nigeria will crumble then all can go their different ways.
But because of Ijaw oil Igbo continue to add parts of Ijaw to Biafra instead of them to think well.
Re: Is There A Way a Peaceful Disintegration Of Nigeria Is Possible? by limeta(f): 8:19pm On May 18, 2022
Let it happen first then we know what is what
Re: Is There A Way a Peaceful Disintegration Of Nigeria Is Possible? by Corporate2020: 8:27pm On May 18, 2022
This fraudulent British contraption cannot survive.

Blood sucking vampires from the Sahara should not be in tbe same country with the Sophisticated West and the Enterprising East.

Humans and Animals should not be sharing beds.

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Re: Is There A Way a Peaceful Disintegration Of Nigeria Is Possible? by Yujin(m): 8:27pm On May 18, 2022
AlexBells:

There are ways to dissolve a country, however Nigeria had always been a killing field even before the coming of the British so you need to state clearly the reasons for the division, more people would die if Nigeria divides peacefully to put it straight a peaceful separation of Nigeria is not possible and separation would have a long term cost of iron and blood becuase nations would go back to their fights and there would be no mighty Nigerian army to wade in when Benin start fighting with Ijaw or Igala with Benin, or Ibadan with Fulani and so on, with modern weapons death toll would be high
You lie. A peaceful division is very much possible. Only few aggrieved parties will (not may) will attempt to invade perceived weaker states. It will however be a failure because there's an international body that will intervene. In a nutshell, a peaceful division is possible. However, external interests may prefer a little violence before any intervention.

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Re: Is There A Way a Peaceful Disintegration Of Nigeria Is Possible? by Coly2012(m): 8:33pm On May 18, 2022
Ijoh:
Ijaw produces over 90 percent of all Nigeria's crude oil but were unjustly balkanized into six States of which are in Nigerias Ondo, Edo, Delta, Bayelsa, Rivers and Akwa-Ibom States with the aim to weaken Ijaw unity when all Ijaws are together
Its two hands that wash each other clean.
If UGM want Biafra they should collaborate with the Ijaw Liberation Front ILF and they will stop all pipelines leaving Ijaw Nation and Nigeria will crumble then all can go their different ways.
But because of Ijaw oil Igbo continue to add parts of Ijaw to Biafra instead of them to think well.
The question you and ever right thinking ijew person should be asking Yousef is "is the Igbo the cause of our problems"?. the answer to this question will definitely help you to have a better world view. And remember a friend of my friend is my friend, and an enemy to my enemy is my friend.

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Re: Is There A Way a Peaceful Disintegration Of Nigeria Is Possible? by Coly2012(m): 8:36pm On May 18, 2022
All we need for a peaceful disintegration is a referendum, without a sound of gum everybody will go there separate ways.

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Re: Is There A Way a Peaceful Disintegration Of Nigeria Is Possible? by yemmit90: 8:56pm On May 18, 2022
The only way is for the elites and politicians to want it. Any other way is a mere waste of time. We need a power leaders or politicians to lead the crusade, not the like of Kanu, Igboho or Sowere that can be easily throw behind the bar.

The day Olusegun Obasanjo, Tinubu, and other ex- military head of state give their support to this will signify the disintegration of Nigeria.
Re: Is There A Way a Peaceful Disintegration Of Nigeria Is Possible? by AlexBells(m): 8:59pm On May 18, 2022
Yujin:

You lie. A peaceful division is very much possible. Only few aggrieved parties will (not may) will attempt to invade perceived weaker states. It will however be a failure because there's an international body that will intervene. In a nutshell, a peaceful division is possible. However, external interests may prefer a little violence before any intervention.
Who and who will become sovereign and who and who would stay together have you answered that question, who and who would have access to the sea and who and who shall be landlocked have you also answered that, if Nigeria were a country of 5 nations then division is simple, we are looking at at least 20 formal countries that once existed independently and then you think today they want to be in Biafra, Arewa or Oduduwa, lol that's the first bad sign
Re: Is There A Way a Peaceful Disintegration Of Nigeria Is Possible? by sirp9898(m): 9:03pm On May 18, 2022
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Guy thing beyond oil.pls
Oil or no oil Igbo's will do we especially in commerce and industries so remove this oil mentality
The both parties should MoU
Re: Is There A Way a Peaceful Disintegration Of Nigeria Is Possible? by ObosiLandlord(m): 9:40pm On May 18, 2022
AlexBells:

Who and who will become sovereign and who and who would stay together have you answered that question, who and who would have access to the sea and who and who shall be landlocked have you also answered that, if Nigeria were a country of 5 nations then division is simple, we are looking at at least 20 formal countries that once existed independently and then you think today they want to be in Biafra, Arewa or Oduduwa, lol that's the first bad sign
what are you talking about guy? Cause me no dey understand.

Oduduwa will be made up of Yorubas alone, we do not need anybody to tag along with us.

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Re: Is There A Way a Peaceful Disintegration Of Nigeria Is Possible? by ObosiLandlord(m): 9:45pm On May 18, 2022
Nigeria can dissolve peacefully, but with the support of Politicians. Without the politicians in support, it can only be achieve through the use of arms.


If is just a single geopolitical region fighting for independence against the FG, then the geopolitical region is just wasting her time.

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Re: Is There A Way a Peaceful Disintegration Of Nigeria Is Possible? by AlexBells(m): 9:47pm On May 18, 2022
ObosiLandlord:
what are you talking about guy? Cause me no dey understand.


Good you don't understand so you shouldn't be discussing statehood until you understand
Re: Is There A Way a Peaceful Disintegration Of Nigeria Is Possible? by ObosiLandlord(m): 9:50pm On May 18, 2022
AlexBells:

There are ways to dissolve a country, however Nigeria had always been a killing field even before the coming of the British so you need to state clearly the reasons for the division, more people would die if Nigeria divides peacefully to put it straight a peaceful separation of Nigeria is not possible and separation would have a long term cost of iron and blood becuase nations would go back to their fights and there would be no mighty Nigerian army to wade in when Benin start fighting with Ijaw or Igala with Benin, or Ibadan with Fulani and so on, with modern weapons death toll would be high
Ibadan and Fulani will fight? It seems you are high on Mkpurumiri grin

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Re: Is There A Way a Peaceful Disintegration Of Nigeria Is Possible? by ObosiLandlord(m): 9:50pm On May 18, 2022
AlexBells:

Good you don't understand so you shouldn't be discussing statehood until you understand
You're writing nonsense Okoro.

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Re: Is There A Way a Peaceful Disintegration Of Nigeria Is Possible? by AlexBells(m): 9:51pm On May 18, 2022
ObosiLandlord:
Ibadan and Fulani will fight? It seems you are high on Mkpurumiri grin
Have they not always fought, I'm just giving you potential scenario where the Yorubas and Fulanis would fight for Ilorin but you want me to be literal
Re: Is There A Way a Peaceful Disintegration Of Nigeria Is Possible? by AlexBells(m): 9:52pm On May 18, 2022
ObosiLandlord:
You're writing nonsense Okoro.
I'm making a lot of sense Afonja

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Re: Is There A Way a Peaceful Disintegration Of Nigeria Is Possible? by ObosiLandlord(m): 9:56pm On May 18, 2022
AlexBells:

Have they not always fought, I'm just giving you potential scenario where the Yorubas and Fulanis would fight for Ilorin but you want me to be literal
The people of Ilorin will choose. I'm sure they won't think twice before choosing Odua Republic. Majority of Ilorin indigenes see themselves as Yoruba.

The Itsekiris will be giving the option of joining through a referendum too.

There might be war in Igbo land, but Yoruba land will be peaceful and prospering.

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Re: Is There A Way a Peaceful Disintegration Of Nigeria Is Possible? by Buckeyemedia1: 10:01pm On May 18, 2022
Ijoh:
Ijaw produces over 90 percent of all Nigeria's crude oil but were unjustly balkanized into six States of which are in Nigerias Ondo, Edo, Delta, Bayelsa, Rivers and Akwa-Ibom States with the aim to weaken Ijaw unity when all Ijaws are together
Its two hands that wash each other clean.
If UGM want Biafra they should collaborate with the Ijaw Liberation Front ILF and they will stop all pipelines leaving Ijaw Nation and Nigeria will crumble then all can go their different ways.
But because of Ijaw oil Igbo continue to add parts of Ijaw to Biafra instead of them to think well.
You keep proving that you are probably the laziest tribe in Nigeria?

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Re: Is There A Way a Peaceful Disintegration Of Nigeria Is Possible? by Buckeyemedia1: 10:03pm On May 18, 2022
ObosiLandlord:
The people of Ilorin will choose. I'm sure they won't think twice before choosing Odua Republic. Majority of Ilorin indigenes see themselves as Yoruba.

The Itsekiris will be giving the option of joining through a referendum too.

There might be war in Igbo land, but Yoruba land will be peaceful and prospering.
Jobless minded youth, Ignoramus @ best.
Re: Is There A Way a Peaceful Disintegration Of Nigeria Is Possible? by AlexBells(m): 10:04pm On May 18, 2022
ObosiLandlord:
The people of Ilorin will choose. I'm sure they won't think twice before choosing Odua Republic. Majority of Ilorin indigenes see themselves as Yoruba.

The Itsekiris will be giving the option of joining through a referendum too.

There might be war in Igbo land, but Yoruba land will be peaceful and prospering.
The people of Ilorin would chose indeed, like the people of Donbass Region of Ukraine chose right, lol, Refendum by who lol, who is dragging Itsekiri with you
Re: Is There A Way a Peaceful Disintegration Of Nigeria Is Possible? by DMerciful(m): 10:07pm On May 18, 2022
This is modern era...stop using scare tactics to promote one Nigeria. Yugoslavia broke up to 8 countries without a shot being fired. Same with USSR.

With due process under UN, there'd be proper negotiations
AlexBells:

Have they not always fought, I'm just giving you potential scenario where the Yorubas and Fulanis would fight for Ilorin but you want me to be literal

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Re: Is There A Way a Peaceful Disintegration Of Nigeria Is Possible? by ObosiLandlord(m): 10:09pm On May 18, 2022
AlexBells:

The people of Ilorin would chose indeed, like the people of Donbass Region of Ukraine chose right, lol, Refendum by who lol, who is dragging Itsekiri with you
It seems you even think war is a child's play grin

You need lots of money, a strong economy and your logistics must be top notch to wage a full war. Where will the Fulanis get all the money to wage this war? Fulanis do not even share boader with Yorubas, they will need to pass through Nupe and some minorities territories in Abuja and Niger before they can get to Jebba.

Fulanis in Ilorin is not even up to 5% but you think Fulanis will take Ilorin? The joke is on you.

There is no Fulani land in Kwara, neither is there a Fulani land in Niger State. Ilorin is fully a Yoruba Land. Is non negotiable unless the indigenes of Ilorin feel they do not want to be part of the union. Only the indigenes of Ilorin can decide, not the Fulanis.

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Re: Is There A Way a Peaceful Disintegration Of Nigeria Is Possible? by AlexBells(m): 10:13pm On May 18, 2022
DMerciful:
This is modern era...stop using scare tactics to promote one Nigeria. Yugoslavia broke up to 8 countries without a shot being fired. Same with USSR.

With due process under UN, there'd be proper negotiations
I heard USSR broke up without a single shot lol, why then is there war in Ukraine, lol in Zelensky's voice, why is there no silence in Dombas lol, the long term cost of Nigeria breakup would make Russia and Ukraine war look like a child's play, a starts of tribal arms race, alliance and confrontation.

Peaceful disintegration of Nigeria is not possible look at India and Pakistan, what's happening Oh, Yogoslavia lol, Nigeria was a formally war torn area of high contrast, Yorubas were fighting 16 years war, Benin/Igala war, Jihads targeted on smaller nationalities of middle belts and you think it would be Elderado, Lol what about Yorubas attempting to annex Benin, what about the Us Igbos in a potential fight with the Ijaws for Opobo and Bonny, lol the only thing keeping this region of Niger-Area from a brutal war in all side is the commonwealth of Nigeria
Re: Is There A Way a Peaceful Disintegration Of Nigeria Is Possible? by DMerciful(m): 10:15pm On May 18, 2022
Europe was more war torn than us.
AlexBells:

I heard USSR broke up without a single shot lol, why then is there war in Ukraine, lol in Zelensky's voice, why is there no silence in Dombas lol, the long term cost of Nigeria breakup would make Russia and Ukraine war look like a child's play, a starts of tribal arms race, alliance and confrontation.

Peaceful disintegration of Nigeria is not possible look at India and Pakistan, what's happening Oh, Yogoslavia lol, Nigeria was a formally war torn area of high contrast, Yorubas were fighting 16 years war, Benin/Igala war, Jihads targeted on smaller nationalities of middle belts and you think it would be Elderado, Lol what about Yorubas attempting to annex Benin, what about the Us Igbos in a potential fight with the Ijaws for Opobo and Bonny, lol the only thing keeping this region of Niger-Area from a brutal war in all side is the commonwealth of Nigeria
Re: Is There A Way a Peaceful Disintegration Of Nigeria Is Possible? by AlexBells(m): 10:16pm On May 18, 2022
ObosiLandlord:
It seems you even think war is a child's play grin

You need lots of money, a strong economy and your logistics must be top notch to wage a full war. Where will the Fulanis get all the money to wage this war? Fulanis do not even share boader with Yorubas, they will need to pass through Nupe and some minorities territories in Abuja and Niger before they can get to Jebba.

Fulanis in Ilorin is not even up to 5% but you think Fulanis will take Ilorin? The joke is on you.

There is no Fulani land in Kwara, neither is there a Fulani land in Niger State. Ilorin is fully a Yoruba Land. Is non negotiable unless the indigenes of Ilorin feel they do not want to be part of the union. Only the indigenes of Ilorin can decide, not the Fulanis.

Nobody said they would take Ilorin, I said least they would fight and lose, who told you that you are richer than Fulanis, they did it when they had no cars how about in modern times, there are already ethnic Fulanis in Ilorin all it will take is arm them, Fulanis have several other states like Chad, Niger Central African Republic and then the ones in Nigeria, Arab Muslim connections would favour them, Yorubas in the other had have Togo, Benin, and some international connections so don't think it would be an easy ride for both sides

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Re: Is There A Way a Peaceful Disintegration Of Nigeria Is Possible? by ObosiLandlord(m): 10:17pm On May 18, 2022
We Yorubas know where Yoruba land start and end

We will leave with all our territories if Nigeria is to divide.

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