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[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=595283.msg7636890#msg7636890 date=1296443053]smh. save it![/quote]haba wifey no be like that na

[quote author=EzeUche_ link=topic=595370.msg7636867#msg7636867 date=1296442504]Was that post directed at me? But if it was, you know Francisco Macías Nguema was a madman. That man killed a lot of people. Especially the Bubi people who once numbered 3 million people have been reduced to 100,000!   [/quote]

Thank Allah we do not have sure in nigeria

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=595283.msg7636868#msg7636868 date=1296442506][/quote]my ileke-idi, why are you angry na

wetin i do you,.,.,.,.,.,.

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=595283.msg7636814#msg7636814 date=1296441274] ewo n'iwo n so?[/quote]ileke-idi if you think he is yoruba then you are mistaking

he is igbo look at his previous threads and post

kcjazz:
I really think Obiagu1 is from Fang, Gabon  

if he is , then praise be to Allah,, ,.,., this will make negotiation and our migration easier  to gabon

PhysicsMHD:
Just humor. I was surprised to find out the majority of Gabonese happened to be this aggressive warrior people. Let 5 million Igbos flood Gabon this minute. I just think the idea is basically ludicrous. Go ahead though, if you're serious. Learn French, get the whole idea rolling. Setting up an economic base outside the frustrating political cage of Nigeria is a good idea. Setting up an economic base in aggressive warrior descended Fang central is an awful idea but it has to be better than just sitting around waiting an eternity for Nigeria to somehow progress.


And I never brought up Guinea.

shattap dia

atleast they are not cold blooded killers like us northerners

we igbos are moving to gabon,.,. FINAL

asha 80:
Obiagu and Ezeuche have finally lost it.

can you tell me how

have you read onlytruth and Obiagu1's analysis

how you read my analysis

Obiagu1:
^^^

Why are you trying to discourage us? Have the Fangs eating all the Igbos in their land already?
We're not competing with them, we'll definitely leave Libraville for them and set up new towns. So how will that become a problem?

For your own comsumption, Hausas in Ghana are not like those in Nigeria, therefore Fangs in Equitorial Guinea are not like those in Gabon.

Obiagu1, i am going to Gabon tomorrow and tell them about your ideas, if i survive 1 week, it means it is self for ndigbo to move there but if i do not comment tomorrow, it means i have been killed because of your ideas

but yes i am ready to do it for ndigbo,.,, ,.,. i am ready to die for ndigbo

it is better i take the risk before any igbo lifes is lost

Obiagu1, i am the sacrifice for the greater igbo nation

abadaba:
@Oyebambam, do not forget that Yorubas are no cowards. Remember Gani, Soyinka, Adesanya, Nadeco etc.

width, you are back my friend,.,. long time

ifele:
@alj harem

you re evil man. get out of this forum.ori e ope.your head is pucked up.

and you are a good man that want to form a yoruba militant group ,.,.,.,. abi

[quote author=aloy/emeka link=topic=595646.msg7636460#msg7636460 date=1296431758]Take it easy bro. He is not fat rather, he is shapeless.[/quote]yes he is fat, shapeless and a thief

[quote author=dem_people link=topic=595370.msg7636675#msg7636675 date=1296437209][size=16pt]Enemies of Ndigbo know who they are.[/size][/quote]why did u make the font small,.,.,, well i helped you

yes they know who they are

jason123:
I said I was not going to comment on this thread again but I just have to add this.

First of all, if the average igbo man thinks like you guys, then there is no hope for the igbo nation. All I can see here is paranoia, inferiority complex, defeatism and a hint of madness.
I mean, any sensible igbo man out there should read this and tell me what he thinks "Gabon","strategy" or "Enemies" . .  . . .I mean, WTF
Or "our enemies are laughing at us"?? Who makes such stupidd statements And damn right, they are laughing at you, at your stupi.dity, naivety and paranoia!
@ Obiagu
Your bitterness is understandable but do not let it becloud your reasoning.

. . . . And you,
Thanks for doing a bit of research about me. I am honoured since you are jobless and idle. I just thank God I did not post my picture,only God knows the sick things you might be doing with it.
Now, if you went through my post (as you claimed you did), you would notice that I was for "One Nigeria" until the JOS crisis started. You would also notice that I am[b]sceptical[/b] about southern nigeria because we all have fundamentally different history, culture, heritage and governance. Now,GROW UP and GO TO BED!!!

jasothan why this out burst

well i hope you can join me and my family tomorrow because we are moving to Gadon with immediate effect (i mean i am packing with my children ) so you can eat nigeria for all i care

Onlytruth:
Posted by: alj harem
Not if we avoid the Nigerian mistake of trying to rule the country there. If we leave them alone to continue ruling, while we mind our business, a time will come when they would see us as valuable leadership assets and call on us to lead.

Nigeria is evil in the sense that hardwork and excellent are seen as bad and attacked. I don't think that other countries are like that.

ok i see what u mean,.,.,it is a good idea brother

Onlytruth:
Posted by: alj harem
The guy has some interesting ideas. As a potential good leader, I must listen and actually think about his ideas.
He could be right.  

One thing is sure, Ndigbo are growing restless in Nigeria.

Part of my mission is to ensure we do not jump from frying pan to fire. That's all.

ok brother, i know there are large igbo populations in Gabon and other african countries

i really do think that obiagu1's idea is going to make the natives of the country anti-igbo,,, brother do you see

Onlytruth:
@Obiagu1

What about the land of our ancestors?

Nna akuru m ntu na naija! ( I nail for ground for naija!).

However, I love the idea of having another African country with large Igbo population; a country where we can show our ingenuity as a people (Equatorial Guinea is already challenging Nigeria's leadership in African female football because of some Igbo babes in their team). I want a country that will actually become really powerful because of our contribution to its greatness, and a ready powerful ally in case of a fight in Nigeria. That is only as far as I can go.

The question then is, how do you achieve that without encountering a similar or worse situation?

onlytruth, please do not tell me you are buying to this idea

Abagworo:
What Obiagu is exhibiting is the true nature of a typical Igbo.Central Igbos do not see settlers as competitors but peripheral Igbos and other Nigerians do.I think it has to be because they originate from an over-populated and very competitive environment and hence grow not to be scared of competition.

you may be right brother, but do you think the indigenes of gabon will do the same

Obiagu1:
Do you how many Igbos that are in Senegal or Ivory coast? Do you thing everyone is like South Africa?

so because they are not like that, it means we igbos should now push them to be like that

[size=16pt]  obiagu1 is going craze   [/size]

Obiagu1:
We don't need it anymore. We are being dragged backward in Nigeria. We need a space to show our talents.

We'll not be seeking dominion over them, rather we'll work along side them to build a great country. They can't turn overly tribalistic to a people that are more than them in number else they'll lose and Igbos are known to be non-tribalist and more nationalistic.

We'll relocate every industry we have in Nigeria and only come to Nigeria to sell our products.

South Korea was not more than 15 yrs older than Nigeria and now they seem 2,000 yrs older.

It's only im.beciles that don't feel the pain in Nigeria and the Western world often ridicule us as the happiest nation in the world.
Tell me any sane man that will be happy that he is suffering? It's only imbeciles which I feel Nigerians are.

okayooo brother, i agree with your move

now how do you intend to move us igbos to gabon, are you going to make flayers or use the media to move us,.,, ,. how are you going to do it

kcjazz:
In this times, eve Raph Uwazurike is changing strategy by encouraging folks to register for 2011 elections

http://www.sunnewsonline.com/webpages/news/national/2011/jan/29/national-29-01-2011-0019.htm

What is visionary about relocating your people to a French speaking country?
Chei! the anonymity that the internet provides gives room for too much comedy

bros, are you sure Obiagu1 is not going mad in his room out of frustration

Onlytruth:
@Obiagu1

Bros, let's hear your plans for Gabon. Who knows, I could be sold to it.

BTW I just looked at the google map of Nigeria and I can see that Igboland is the most developed part of Nigeria at least in terms of roads. No other region beats us, unless google satellites are lying.

you are right
"!!!!!!!

Obiagu1:
Great ideas come from visionary leaders which I am.
The type Nigeria will hate to have as leaders and remain underdevoloped for ever.

brother, did odili not constest for the presidential seat

can an igbo man not constest for presidency because i know no one is stopping them

^^^^^^^^

it is very surprising brother

[quote author=EzeUche_ link=topic=595370.msg7634426#msg7634426 date=1296409368]Ama nna gi chiekwa.[/quote]what does it mean i am not that good in igbo language, remember brother i am still learning

[quote author=EzeUche_ link=topic=595370.msg7634402#msg7634402 date=1296409169]First of all, what concerns you with Igbo affairs? Just hush your mouth as me and my fellow Igbo brethren brainstorm future endeavors. Maybe you will see the inner workings of how we Igbos think.[/quote]because i am igbo as well

Obiagu1:
We're close to 30 million people worldwide. If only 10% of us move, i.e. 3 million, it will not hurt us here in Nigeria and those guys will kick start the building of a new Igboland. It is now left for you to decide where to live, Nigeria or Gabon. For me, I'm seriously considering this option.

hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm u people are funny

Obiagu1:
We're already establishing a root there. So only 150,000 of us constitute 10%, when we move 1 million there, then we'll become part of us.

How can 1.5 million people defeat 3 million people and Igbo too?

look brother, this is an invasion,.,.,., do you not see this

[quote author=EzeUche_ link=topic=595370.msg7634331#msg7634331 date=1296408624]Contrary to what you believe, most Africans are not as barbaric as the ones you find in Northern Nigeria.[/quote]

just like rwanda, ivory cote, niger, liberia, congo, sudan,.,., etc

just stop been ignorant here
[quote author=dem_people link=topic=595370.msg7634318#msg7634318 date=1296408547]And when you get to Gabon, it'll be a bed of roses isn't it? The Gabonese will see you not as a countryman but as a foreigner whilst in Nigeria, you're a citizen despite the purported political problems of Ndigbo. We simply need to reorganize ourselves politically within 9ja. Already, we dominate the economy. Politics should be a walk-over for us if we organize ourselves. WE ARE A POWERFUL FORCE AND OUR ENEMIES RECOGNIZE THIS. That's why our enemies are ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS on us. Containing us has proved time and time again, to be difficult for them.[/quote]gbamm well supported

but i do not know about the enemies you are talking about

[quote author=EzeUche_ link=topic=595370.msg7634266#msg7634266 date=1296407990]No, we are being realistic. Igboland too small for our inhabitants. We must continue to expand or else suffer grave consequences. We need "living space." The Igbo diaspora continues to grow daily, but with no purpose. Maybe we should look to greener pastures that are closer to home. Gabon would be the perfect area.

And I have always been eying Equatorial Guinea for some reason. That island of Bioko for some time. And it is much closer to Igboland.

You can continue to stay in Nigeria, but many of us want to create a nation of our own, in which we do not have to fear for our lives, because of our ethnicity.[/quote]and do you not think that the indigenes of gabon will start killing igbos since it is an invasion of there land

[quote author=dem_people link=topic=595370.msg7634227#msg7634227 date=1296407661]Nonsense. Do I hear fellow Ndigbo sounding defeatist here? You guys should stop talking about Gabon and E.Guinea. Of all ethnic groups, we fought the most for independence. Nigeria belongs to us. We just need to get our political acts together. Ndigbo should never sound defeatist. I'll be the last Igboman standing on Nigerian soil, with my head held high, with my sparkling shield, armour and sword, with my fellow hardline belligerents, if you guys leave.[/quote]Nigeria belongs to all and yes even igbos

thank you brother

Obiagu1:
You're right, Equatorial Guinea is very much their neighbour. Gabon is bigger though to accomodate us and the most important thing, they are only 1.5 million. If only 3 million of us move, we'll be talking of a new home and country.

Obiagu1, we igbos do not need to go anywhere,., why should we go

[size=15pt]who knows how the politics will change 2015

now the problem we have are the igbos in PDP[/size] what do you think brother

[quote author=EzeUche_ link=topic=595370.msg7634153#msg7634153 date=1296406605]I also heard the women are beautiful in Gabon. Maybe Gabon can be made into "living space" for  Igbos as well. I have also been eying Equatorial Guinea as well.

We should send an expedition of Aro settlers. Since we are used to settling in far off lands. We have Aro settlements in Cameroon that are over 100 years old.[/quote]

ezeuche brother, it is not about moving to Gabon or Cameroun

We igbos must form bonds with other groups in nigeria not just ijaws

do you see were i am coming from brother