maki:

invite all the recent out-going leaders for a party in abuja put them in arik air and bomb the plane, make sure odili and his wife is there before taking off.

Nushi77:

MY SPECIAL PRAYER FOR NIGERIA IS DIVISION.

I PRAY GOD ALMIGHTY TO SPLIT NIGERIA SO THAT HAUSAS WILL FIND THEIR WAY, YORUBAS WILL JOIN ODUDUWA REPUBLIC AND IGBOS WILL JOIN BIAFRA REPUBLIC.
THIS CAN ONLY BRING PEACE AND JUSTICE. THERE'S NO LOVE TO REMAIN IN UNITY. IT WILL SURELY STOP RELIGIOUS KILLINGS AGAINST CHRISTIANS. IF THIS IS DONE, THEN ANY CHRISTIAN TRAVELLING TO THE NORTH WILL HAVE TO RESPECT SHARIA LAW AND WILL NOT BE THINKING OF FEDERAL GOVT CONSTITUTIONS THAT HAS NO PROTECTION FOR HIS CITIZEN.

I PRAY GOD TO PUT CONFUSSION AND SPLIT NIGERIA IN JESUS NAME, SOMEBODY SAY A LOUD AMEN.

THIS IS MY PRAYER AND THANK GOD THAT WE STILL SURVIVE ALL THE AFFLICTIONS THAT THIS NIGERIA OF A THING HAS BROUGHT TO US.

Nushi77:

MY SPECIAL PRAYER FOR NIGERIA IS DIVISION.

I PRAY GOD ALMIGHTY TO SPLIT NIGERIA SO THAT HAUSAS WILL FIND THEIR WAY, YORUBAS WILL JOIN ODUDUWA REPUBLIC AND IGBOS WILL JOIN BIAFRA REPUBLIC.
THIS CAN ONLY BRING PEACE AND JUSTICE. THERE'S NO LOVE TO REMAIN IN UNITY. IT WILL SURELY STOP RELIGIOUS KILLINGS AGAINST CHRISTIANS. IF THIS IS DONE, THEN ANY CHRISTIAN TRAVELLING TO THE NORTH WILL HAVE TO RESPECT SHARIA LAW AND WILL NOT BE THINKING OF FEDERAL GOVT CONSTITUTIONS THAT HAS NO PROTECTION FOR HIS CITIZEN.

I PRAY GOD TO PUT CONFUSSION AND SPLIT NIGERIA IN JESUS NAME, SOMEBODY SAY A LOUD AMEN.

THIS IS MY PRAYER AND THANK GOD THAT WE STILL SURVIVE ALL THE AFFLICTIONS THAT THIS NIGERIA OF A THING HAS BROUGHT TO US.

Tawa-Temi:

Seconded!!!


Breaking or Spliting will not solve Nigeria's probs.
Even if we do, the probs will still continue among the states, villages or towns.

thresa8:

Hmmm, The problem with Nigeria is not its artificial boundaries or its composition. The problem with Nigeria is the people of Nigeria.

It is often interesting to see and read all these 'bs' about the need to break up Nigeria and the belief that the things will be better for all and sundry upon the break-up. While the theory is great, the reality on the ground shows something different.

Examples: (1) Biafra: how was the 'power' structure in the new republic in any way different from what was obtainable in 'old world' - Nigeria? Was marginalization of certain groups/personalities from decision -making not evident also---e.g cases of Brig. Njoku, Ifejunna [s] and others?

(2) Across each state of federation - Nigeria- , isn't a well-known fact your LGA could be a curse or blessing when it is time to make appointment into certain position? Tell me, why a non-indigene of Ibadan can not be provost of Ibadan poly? Or a qualified individual from Aguleri can not be registrar of the Abia state university?

(3) If according to the historical account of the late Prof Dike, the Niger-Delta area of Nigeria was predominantely 'Igbos' areas' in the pre-colonial era, why was Ngozi Kojo not considered to be ' Igbo enough' to take the ministerial slot of Abia State when OBJ nominated her?

According to the petition writers from the state, her only connection to 'Igbo-ness' and "Abia state' was the marriage to the individual from the state.

(4) Onigbinde is considered to be "Yoruba' and has lived in Ibadan for most part of his life but his opponents and petition writers within the OYo State political scene and sport circle do not consider him to be "OYO or Ibadan enough" to manage Sooting stars, despite having a better credentials than them.

(5) The Osuus are still considered "outcastes" (second-class citizens) among the Igbos today, while the Ifes still consider Modakekes as "servants/slaves" within the contexts of things in the present thing in the so-called Nigeria.

When Nigeria is divided and all these people (in spite of the differences of who are true Igbos or Yorubas) go into their respective 'ethnic' republic as they might have 'carved' [sp] it out from the present Nigeria, how would all these differences be settled? Would they continue to break up until each clan has its own 'nation'?

If many of the marginalizations and neglects that people complain about within the larger context of Nigeria ethnic composition and political stuctures [sp] are very rampant on the micro-levels, wouldn't the same issues that confront Nigeria being confronting the so-called Oduduwa republic, Biafra and whatever republics that come from the break-up?

Tawa-Temi:

Seconded!!!

Breaking or Spliting will not solve Nigeria's probs.
Even if we do, the probs will still continue among the states, villages or towns.

nwando:

How do we know when we haven't tried it?