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Re: Should The South East Be Allowed To Leave? by Nobody: 10:34am On Jul 19, 2023 |
AfricanColumbus:my point is...let's keep information on this topic accurate. It might be hard but it helps our cause. For instance you said our GDP is 49 billion. If our population is 30 million as you also said, then how's our per capita GNI 3000? Little issues like this are being observed by people |
Re: Should The South East Be Allowed To Leave? by AfricanColumbus: 10:37am On Jul 19, 2023 |
Razgas: You didn't read the details properly. If it doubles, check it against a population of 30 million. You quickly react without crosschecking. |
Re: Should The South East Be Allowed To Leave? by Wahabfuture: 11:02am On Jul 19, 2023 |
Razgas: When you finish your gibberish don’t forget to close the thread, both of you are not Igbos. Be proud of your origin |
Re: Should The South East Be Allowed To Leave? by Nobody: 11:03am On Jul 19, 2023 |
AfricanColumbus:but why would you talk about it doubling? Do countries double their GDP over a few years? Except a country experiencing an economic miracle. If it doubles, would our population still be static? These are my points. I believe they are simple and straightforward |
Re: Should The South East Be Allowed To Leave? by Wahabfuture: 11:08am On Jul 19, 2023 |
You mean Ewedu your country |
Re: Should The South East Be Allowed To Leave? by AfricanColumbus: 11:14am On Jul 19, 2023 |
Razgas: You said the GNI was wrong before Why won't the GDP double? The GDP of the current Southeast states cannot remain at 49 billion if it becomes a country. There would be local production immediately. There will be movement of businesses, industries etc to the Southeast. Don't you realise most of the Southeast economy is actually outside the Southeast? Many of these businesses will move back. How can the Southeast economy remain static at the declaration of the region as a country of its own? That's impossible. |
Re: Should The South East Be Allowed To Leave? by Saltinny: 11:16am On Jul 19, 2023 |
Wahabfuture: Both of them are Intellectual foolish Allow them to continue fooling themselves, we are waiting for them to come implement it, 🤣🤣🤣 |
Re: Should The South East Be Allowed To Leave? by Wahabfuture: 11:30am On Jul 19, 2023 |
Saltinny: Please leave the two market women from Ewedu region to continue with their masturbation. |
Re: Should The South East Be Allowed To Leave? by Nobody: 12:49pm On Jul 19, 2023 |
AfricanColumbus:it would grow I agree. But doubling is another matter. Anyway let's leave it. Most of the other stuff in your post I agree...my issue is just the population. We neither need nor have too much population |
Re: Should The South East Be Allowed To Leave? by ba7man(m): 1:02pm On Jul 19, 2023 |
Rikkely:Why are you trying to convince people of your relevance?? We see you as parasites no matter whatever you say. Go!!!..... Nobody seems to like you guys globally no matter whatever you think or say you are. 2 Likes |
Re: Should The South East Be Allowed To Leave? by deji17: 1:03pm On Jul 19, 2023 |
Yes! |
Re: Should The South East Be Allowed To Leave? by DomPerignon: 1:12pm On Jul 19, 2023 |
spearman: Ojukwu declared Biafra because Gowon carved out old Rivers and old Cross River from it. Ibos had already done the unthinkable on Jan 15, 1966 to prevent these aforementioned regions from leaving the old eastern region. Ibo man will shamelessly beg to remain in Nigeria than be expelled with their five Ibo states. 1 Like |
Re: Should The South East Be Allowed To Leave? by AfricanColumbus: 1:26pm On Jul 19, 2023 |
Razgas: Okay. You have given good points. |
Re: Should The South East Be Allowed To Leave? by AfricanColumbus: 1:27pm On Jul 19, 2023 |
Re: Should The South East Be Allowed To Leave? by DomPerignon: 1:30pm On Jul 19, 2023 |
When the SE is expelled do you think they can sustain any of the HDI you mentioned ? For one, they won't be able to sustain their import based business model as the Biafran central bank will not have Forex flows to support such imports. Then when you consider that they won't have access to Nigerian market this spells doom for their business model. What of food imports from Nigeria? Biafra will have to pay in either naira or dollars. Nigeria will not accept useless Biafran fiat currency. What of infrastructure ? Most of the gains they enjoy from this is either through direct federal govt funded projects or in the case of state projects, subventions from the federal govt. The only Forex flow into Biafra will be from diaspora remmitance and it will be looted and the Biafran currency devalued and debased to hide this . Biafra will be a shit hole and descend to unimaginable chaos, anarchy and degradation . The UN food agency as well as other relief groups will be the major source of food and medicine in Biafra. 1 Like |
Re: Should The South East Be Allowed To Leave? by DomPerignon: 1:31pm On Jul 19, 2023 |
AfricanColumbus: See my post above. You still believe you will get access to Nigerian markets and Forex flow coupled with federal subvention. Remove all these first and pounder how your Biafra will look like. |
Re: Should The South East Be Allowed To Leave? by orisa37: 2:14pm On Jul 19, 2023 |
NO. UNTIL THEY DO THINGS THE RIGHT WAY. MEANWHILE ADOPT FAPRES FOTCS AND CTC FOCS TRFG AND WE OBSERVE THEIR PERFORMANCES. |
Re: Should The South East Be Allowed To Leave? by AfricanColumbus: 4:06pm On Jul 19, 2023 |
DomPerignon: The Southeast should go |
Re: Should The South East Be Allowed To Leave? by AfricanColumbus: 4:12pm On Jul 19, 2023 |
DomPerignon: The HDI will increase if the educated Southeast population in other regions leave to Biafra. The FG does not import on behalf of the Southeast businesses. The Southeast busineses have enough forex for their businesses. This is not a point. There are means of currency exchange everywhere. The FG has little infrastructural investment in the Southeast. Businesses get forex remittance from abroad directly without government involvement. |
Re: Should The South East Be Allowed To Leave? by DomPerignon: 4:14pm On Jul 19, 2023 |
AfricanColumbus: You are dreaming. You think FG will continue subsidizing your region ? All those FG and state projects that were built with loans, you think FG will continue paying for them ? You don't even know why so many Nigerians who hate your ass are now clamouring for your Biafra . 1 Like |
Re: Should The South East Be Allowed To Leave? by AfricanColumbus: 4:16pm On Jul 19, 2023 |
DomPerignon: What FG projects? The Second Niger bridge? Biafra can handle its ongoing state projects. 1 Like |
Re: Should The South East Be Allowed To Leave? by XAUBulls: 4:19am On Jul 24, 2023 |
spearman: 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Should The South East Be Allowed To Leave? by XAUBulls: 4:22am On Jul 24, 2023 |
Rikkely: |
Re: Should The South East Be Allowed To Leave? by udemzeus(m): 8:58am On Nov 03, 2023 |
Who ever wrote this trash is a fool, do you know that all the gas that Nigerian and Africa needs to become industrialize is in the SE, Coal and many others lies in the SE Limestone. IN fact the SE will eventually supply electricity to Nigeria, una dey craze 1 Like |
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