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Politics › Re: United States Wants Cameroon To Pull-out Military From Southern Territory by Area4Area: 6:36am On Dec 17, 2019
dukeprince50:
its true, they give 10%, its on biafra site, the same site that Brought us the inec election result, that site has accurate statistics in lying and decieving
Bring us the link to the site .
Politics › Re: United States Wants Cameroon To Pull-out Military From Southern Territory by Area4Area: 6:33am On Dec 17, 2019
isaacsegun:
Sir, your bra.in is painning you. what concerns Yoruba about what is happening in Cameroon? You better get a life and stop given yourself fake ego! No be Amazonian, na mamanzonia!
He's an Igbo person trying to troll, don't take him/her serious
Politics › Re: United States Wants Cameroon To Pull-out Military From Southern Territory by Area4Area: 5:52am On Dec 17, 2019
enemybulldozer:
Why should I wake you up when I want you to remain so.
E pain am
Politics › Re: United States Wants Cameroon To Pull-out Military From Southern Territory by Area4Area: 5:50am On Dec 17, 2019
enemybulldozer:
Is Onitsha the only SE territory you know?? Boy, you're not making any sense.

Kanu and his group are only telling you lots the truth. Stop seeing it as hate speech though you will not understand because of the way you reason.
Truths that even you can't prove, everyone cannot be fooled by Kanu and IPOB the way they fool you guys, Kanu is saying the truth that you can't substantiate.
Politics › Re: United States Wants Cameroon To Pull-out Military From Southern Territory by Area4Area: 5:45am On Dec 17, 2019
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Politics › Re: United States Wants Cameroon To Pull-out Military From Southern Territory by Area4Area: 10:28pm On Dec 16, 2019
enemybulldozer:
You're the pained nigger-arean here, continue waiting for US and the rest of the world to come aid your nigger-area the way the did in 1967 you will get tired. If anyone should tell Paul biya that America will per him a surprise visit one day concerning his wickedness towards the the ambazonias he wouldn't have believed it.
When you are back to reality please wake me up.
Politics › Re: United States Wants Cameroon To Pull-out Military From Southern Territory by Area4Area: 10:26pm On Dec 16, 2019
Ttipsy:
USA mustn't be the gear for Biafra

u r trying this nonsense because prominent and huge number of Igbos ain't ready to leave Nigeria yet. what Ipob ,, massive and other Biafra separatist movement are doing is just a child play. u urself u know the truth, the same will apply if oduduwa people want to quit from Nigeria
I hate promises, let the process begin, leave Oduduwa for now
Politics › Re: United States Wants Cameroon To Pull-out Military From Southern Territory by Area4Area: 10:24pm On Dec 16, 2019
Ttipsy:
Wht don't u understand?? Niger area
Nigger-area, Niger area, still don't understand or do you mean Nigeria?
Politics › Re: United States Wants Cameroon To Pull-out Military From Southern Territory by Area4Area: 9:31pm On Dec 16, 2019
enemybulldozer:
For your information, nigger-area is the name lugard and his harlot wife gave your beloved country so deal with it.
Whatever, still don't know where you are referring to.
Politics › Re: United States Wants Cameroon To Pull-out Military From Southern Territory by Area4Area: 9:26pm On Dec 16, 2019
enemybulldozer:
The same thing is also applicable to you. Continue hoping on the event of 1967 it's allow too.
Don't face reality continue dreaming and I pray you don't wake-up.
E pain am, continue waiting for the US to face Nigeria in order to give you Biafra after their operations in Cameroon, you go wait tire.

We all remembered after Trump was announced the winner, some ignoramuses went dancing in the streets and waving the US, Israeli and Biafran flags because they've been lied to that Trump was giving them Biafra, it is more than 3 years and he has never mentioned Biafra.
Politics › Re: United States Wants Cameroon To Pull-out Military From Southern Territory by Area4Area: 9:25pm On Dec 16, 2019
jieta:
No wonder you lack manners, with your frequent use of vile comment. Is obvious ambazona will never win this war with half bake soldier like you.
So you believed he/she is from Cameroon, proper Igbo person if you don't know
Politics › Re: United States Wants Cameroon To Pull-out Military From Southern Territory by Area4Area: 9:22pm On Dec 16, 2019
enemybulldozer:
We are talking about SE as a whole and you're here yapping about Onitsha are you sure you're ok??

Am not surprised at your reasoning anyway after all zombies always see things upside down. For example the call for a UN supervised referendum by Biafrans is a call for war to zombies.

Truth against tyranny is hate speech while any news that is not in favour of their god buhari's government is propaganda and lies to Zombies.
Heck, Onitsha is part of the SE so let's start from there.
All the hate speech from Kanu, IPOBians and some online nitwits isn't hate speech to you, keep it up.
Politics › Re: United States Wants Cameroon To Pull-out Military From Southern Territory by Area4Area: 9:11pm On Dec 16, 2019
enemybulldozer:
But you're the one that said in your previous post that, the US and UK will fight biafra to keep niggeria one just the way they did in 1967.

So, why are you now accusing someone that they are always waiting for others to come get biafra for them when you're guilty of the same thing??

Lastly, trump is the most powerful man on the face of the earth presently. Don't you think you're a liar for saying that trump don't know where biafra is located??
Continue hoping on dreams, it's allowed. Don't face reality, continue in your dreams and fantasies
Politics › Re: United States Wants Cameroon To Pull-out Military From Southern Territory by Area4Area: 9:09pm On Dec 16, 2019
enemybulldozer:
And you think that your phantom nigger-area is a strong ally to US presently?? For your information the person in America's sit of power is trump and not Obama. And we all know the role this government played between trump and clinton during US elections.

Secondly, this government is against anything that America stands for maybe that was one of the reasons why trump referred to your president as LIFELESS.

Lastly, currently America is now seeing nigger-area as an Islamic and a lawless country so, always forget America whenever the event of 1967 comes to your feeble mind.
I don't know where you are referring as nigger-area so won't say much about that.
If you think that or maybe Kanu and IPOB had promised you that the US would face Nigeria after their operations in Cameroon then I give up on your case.
Politics › Re: Ghana Becomes Nigeria’s Biggest Trade Partner After Border Closure by Area4Area: 8:58pm On Dec 16, 2019
GENEGIRIA:
you are talking rubbish grin nigeria is not even fit to polish Ghana's shoes grin


Nigeria’s loss is Ghana’s gain grin
https://www.theafricareport.com/21326/nigerias-loss-is-ghanas-gain/
Posted on Monday, 16 December 2019 14:33
By positioning itself as open for business and diaspora, Ghana is seizing the opportunities that Nigeria is missing.
December is a busy month for airlines flying between London and West Africa.

Many first and second-generation West Africans, living in Europe or elsewhere, will fly home to celebrate the holidays with their extended families. Airlines, like British Airways (BA), will make a killing on this route by offering return tickets to Accra and Lagos for as much as $2,400 (£1,800).
Observing the persistent seasonal price gouging for a group of consumers without much in the way of choice, a luxury car leasing company in London spotted an opportunity to disrupt BA and Virgin Atlantic’s business model.

The new venture – Black Star Airlines – leased a private jet for ten days over Christmas and New Year, offering return flights to Accra for just $1,850 (£1,399). The offer has been gobbled up, with over 7,000 tickets sold so far.
Interestingly, a significant number of buyers are Nigerians who want to spend the holidays in Ghana, or save on costs by connecting to Lagos via Accra.

The relative ease of obtaining operating permission from the Ghana Civil Aviation Authority is what makes the entire operation possible. The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority may not have been as cooperative as their counterparts in Ghana.
The comparison between the two authorities is a moot point because the default destination is Accra – even though, statistically, there is a far greater demand for flights to Lagos from Nigerian travellers. UK census figures from 2016 found 96,000 Ghanaians living in Britain, compared to 196,000 Nigerians.

The Blinkered Giant
While it is used less frequently outside Nigeria nowadays, the term “Giant of Africa” remains a mainstay of Nigeria’s self image.
The Nigerian government’s position on trade, investment, and travel is similar in character to that of a remote, previously-important European province that is not yet over its history, and views outsiders and modern ideas with suspicion.
Statistically, Nigeria is the obvious destination for foreign investment in West Africa – particularly from the English-speaking world – but the anecdote above illustrates a growing economic trend in the subregion.

On paper and in practice, investors and tourists are increasingly voting with their feet and choosing Ghana ahead of Nigeria.
• In 2018, Nigeria recorded $1.9bn in FDI inflows, down sharply from $3.5bn in 2017.
• Ghana, in comparison, recorded $3.5bn in 2018, up from $3.2bn in 2017 – a remarkable feat for a country with a population six times smaller than Nigeria.

As this trend continues, Nigeria is effectively chasing away much-needed money and expertise while its economy remains beset by austerity measures, runaway debt, and a protectionist policy outlook that seems to be set in stone.
During his first iteration as a military Head of State, Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari’s economic and cultural idea of Nigeria focuses exclusively on a vision of the country as a completely self-sufficient giant whose massive internal market is the be-all-and-end-all of business in Africa.

By completely ignoring the fact that six people slide into extreme poverty every minute in Nigeria, Buhari’s administration has become dangerously obsessed with the idea of turning Nigeria into the economic equivalent of the mythical perpetual motion machine.
Ghana, on the other hand, with its smaller population and lack of a national superiority complex, is not burdened by such problematic ideas. Ghana’s tourism revenue, currently ranked first in West Africa, shows that it’s reaping the rewards of opening up to the world, while Nigeria closes its borders, both literally and figuratively.
Ghana Seizes the Initiative

Much of the Ghanaian government’s efforts to pitch itself as the alternative to Nigeria in West Africa hinges on its ‘Year of Return’ campaign.
In 2019, the country welcomed more foreign visitors than ever before in its post-independence history. The African diaspora is buying into the idea of visiting or moving to Ghana, with predictably positive trade and investment results.

While Nigeria counts a far greater share of the African diaspora as its descendants – having hosted at least four of West Africa’s biggest slave ports in Badagry, Ebute Metta, Calabar, and Okrika – Ghana has cashed the cheque that its bigger neighbour sat on for decades.
Ghana also grants citizenship to people from the African diaspora, which allows returnees the right to own land.
Despite having access to far more unused land than Ghana, Nigeria is failing to grasp the benefits of attracting more visitors. It also appears content with imprisoning itself within its borders.

The only area in which Nigeria does not engage in this self-imposed autarky is in entertainment – probably one of its best-performing economic sectors. Yet, this is also under threat as Ghana tries to become West Africa’s new cultural leader.

There is another example of a navel-gazing behemoth that conceded its advantage to a smaller neighbour.
Post World War 2, Japan rapidly overtook China in all economic and human development scores by focusing on technology and productivity, while China pursued ruinous autarky under Mao Zedong’s leadership. Until 2011, Japan had a much larger economy than China despite having nearly a tenth of its population.

Snatching Defeat From the Jaws of Victory
Tunde Ajileye, a partner at SBM Intelligence, a Lagos-based political and economic risk advisory firm, has an explanation for Nigeria’s apparent retrogression.
• “Prior to now, what compelled people to come into Nigeria was Nigeria’s large market, but this population has gotten poorer and poorer over the last decade. People’s purchasing power has reduced and it is thus not as large a market as Nigerians have come to believe. When you add to this the current government’s stance on trade and foreign investment, that explains why people are looking at other destinations for travel and investment,” says Ajileye.
He also believes that Nigeria’s hostile regulatory environment, and an atmosphere of insecurity and lawlessness, have spooked investors.
• “The issues facing MTN are an example of this, as is the bigger conversation surrounding rule of law. There is also the issue of security, particularly kidnapping which foreigners are very prone to. So it is not one thing, but a number of things aggravated by a government not showing up in terms of trade, culture, investment and travel,” says Ajileye.
He also says Nigeria’s baffling policy of navel-gazing and self-imposed isolationism have handed an easy victory to Ghana.

Nigeria’s Loss, Ghana’s Gain
Ghana has successfully positioned itself as the beneficiary of Nigeria’s puzzling withdrawal from the global investment table. As the next largest English-speaking country in West Africa with favourable travel and trade conditions, Ghana has quietly gone about its business. It has a simple and transparent visa policy. It is also strengthening its passport through a series of bilateral travel agreements, allowing for easier access to more destinations for its citizens.

Ghana’s ‘Right to Return’ campaign has generated huge interest among African-Americans and Afro-Caribbeans who want to visit or relocate to the continent. In 2018, Ghana issued roughly 80,000 visitor visas. Between January and September 2019, 750,000 visitor visas were issued, allowing more money and skills to easily flow into Ghana.

A relatively friendly regulatory policy towards foreign investment is also helping Ghana to reduce poverty.
After emerging from military rule at the turn of the century, Ghana has successfully established the rule of law and deepened its democracy. It also suffers less from internal conflict and unrest than its English-speaking neighbours.

Nigeria, by contrast, has a notoriously long and expensive visa application process and a surprisingly difficult path to citizenship.
While its $385bn economy with nearly 200m population should be the most obvious destination for investment and repatriation from the African diaspora, Nigeria has chosen to scare away investors with corporate shakedowns.

It also bullies its smaller neighbours with unilateral border closures, and generally thumbs its nose at the world.
This has created a perception of a country that is as unfriendly as it is poor, which Ajileye believes, can only end badly.
• “In Economics, perception is everything. If people believe that things will get better, they usually do, and if people believe that things are going to get worse, they also usually do,” according to Ajileye.




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Just look at the epistle you reeled out, say whatever you want to say, the land borders remains shut indefinitely so you can go on crying us River Nigeria and Volta.

Every time you go on crying and shouting that it is Nigeria that is losing and Ghana gaining yet no company in Nigeria had complained to you that the border closure is affecting their businesses in Ghana unlike Ghanaian companies crying out everyday.
Bring your links and let me bring mine if you dare.
Politics › Re: IPOB Supreme Leader, Visits UN by Area4Area: 8:47pm On Dec 16, 2019
Abeg I no wan laff too much this evening.
Politics › Re: United States Wants Cameroon To Pull-out Military From Southern Territory by Area4Area: 8:44pm On Dec 16, 2019
enemybulldozer:
Why are you lying?? My happiness is that your hate and bile towards the great Igbos cannot stop what is to come.

The numerous road blocks in SE that people of goodwill have been hammering on. Even senator abaribe and one lady senator from anambra state are not left out on this is what you're here lying over it??

Sometimes I do pity you honestly.
Answer my question first, where do we have military road blocks in Onitsha alone. Pity yourself for indulging in lies and propaganda
Politics › Re: United States Wants Cameroon To Pull-out Military From Southern Territory by Area4Area: 6:56pm On Dec 16, 2019
AnalQueenluci:
Am not Igbo ,not even a Nigerien OK
But have cross river inheritance
Story for this gods
Politics › Re: United States Wants Cameroon To Pull-out Military From Southern Territory by Area4Area: 4:49pm On Dec 16, 2019
enemybulldozer:
Don't let biafra issue kill you o!

That's my candid advise to you.
Tuck up your advice to yourself please
Politics › Re: United States Wants Cameroon To Pull-out Military From Southern Territory by Area4Area: 4:47pm On Dec 16, 2019
OfoIgbo:
Like I have written in the past, 2023 will determine whether there will be Biafra or not. And by the way, I am not a member of Nnamdi Kanu's IPOB
Let's wait till then
Politics › Re: United States Wants Cameroon To Pull-out Military From Southern Territory by Area4Area: 4:44pm On Dec 16, 2019
AnalQueenluci:
They are on our side ! Providing us with 10% weapons

Hausa Yoruba are with biya and his french
Lol, 10% indeed.
Politics › Re: United States Wants Cameroon To Pull-out Military From Southern Territory by Area4Area: 4:44pm On Dec 16, 2019
AnalQueenluci:
Lovers of injustice ,U will reap wat u sow
Do you know damages done on our land by the French maggots , I know u are a Yoruba person , I can swear to that because igbos love justice so much ,some of them with mumuye ,jukun ibibios are fighting alongside us even though we wrong them years back , u all against ambazonia may the blood of our ambazonia dead siblings shall not sleep until everyone is paid according
I know you're an Igbo, topic only mentioned Cameroon and the US, how some started roping Nigeria into it baffled me
Politics › Re: United States Wants Cameroon To Pull-out Military From Southern Territory by Area4Area: 12:44pm On Dec 16, 2019
hammerU:
U WILL KNOW, HOW AND Y IT CONCERN NIGERIA WEN THE TIME COMES.
Insteadof to go fighting for Biafra, you are already believing that the US is coming to liberate Biafra, I dey laff
Politics › Re: United States Wants Cameroon To Pull-out Military From Southern Territory by Area4Area: 12:42pm On Dec 16, 2019
hammerU:
THE HIGHEST MILITARY IN BLACK AFRICA WAS NOTHING COMPARED TO GADDAFI LIBYA AND WAT HAPPENED?


BLACKS ARE THE MOST WICKED ANIMALS ON THE PLANET.


GO TO CAMEROON AND SEE THE WAY THEY STEADILY KILLING OTHER TRIBES ON THEIR ANCESTRAL LAND BECOS OF POLITICS AND STATE POWER.


THE SAME THING HAPPENING IN SE NIGERIA.


WAT HAPPENED TO DIALOGUE?


BUHARI SAID NO DIALOGUE BECOS HE WANT TO USE GOVERNMENT POWER AND ARMED FORCES TO COMMIT WAR CRIMES AGAINTS IGBOS.


SINCE BUHARI ENTER POWER THE WHOLE SOUTHEAST ROAD BLOCK, KILLINGS BUT THEIR IS NO WAR OR EVEN ARMED GROUPS THERE.
Liar, tell me where we have the road blocks in Onitsha for example, funny enough, you are just trying to rope Nigeria into this because you feel the US would come and fight Nigeria to give you Biafra, tell Kanu that it can't work like that.
Politics › Re: United States Wants Cameroon To Pull-out Military From Southern Territory by Area4Area: 12:38pm On Dec 16, 2019
hammerU:
VERY GOOD!


THEY WILL SOON KNOW WAT KANU HAVE BEEN DOING IN AMERICA.


TO THE AFONJA DAT IS SAYING AMERICA CANNOT DO ANYTHING, WAT IS DIS?



SOUTHERN CAMEROON AND BIAFRA ARE ONE.
Lol, land grabbers, southern Cameroon too? The SS and Igala and Idoma, Delta state no belleful una?
Politics › Re: United States Wants Cameroon To Pull-out Military From Southern Territory by Area4Area: 12:36pm On Dec 16, 2019
Bringback9ja:
And when economic sanction happens? Cameroonians will flee to Neighboring countries including Nigeria because of hardship in their country.

We all need to learn. Without economic sanction on Nigeria, we are battling inflation. What if we have disputes with USA and US government decide to sanction us? Inflation will rise above 100% grin cheesy
No sanctions yet and you're already praying for one, do you think you won't be affected and only Buhari and his family would be?
Politics › Re: United States Wants Cameroon To Pull-out Military From Southern Territory by Area4Area: 12:33pm On Dec 16, 2019
Tranquillity360:
The zoo will soon go down.
Hope you'd be first person that would go down, the US didn't say anything about Nigeria or was it said they were invading Nigeria?
Politics › Re: United States Wants Cameroon To Pull-out Military From Southern Territory by Area4Area: 12:30pm On Dec 16, 2019
enemybulldozer:
They are coming for your beloved 'one niggeria' very soon.
We agree if that will lower your high BP because of Biafra.
Politics › Re: United States Wants Cameroon To Pull-out Military From Southern Territory by Area4Area:
Bringback9ja:
To those who don't follow international politics well, I will explain what will happen in few days, weeks or months following this order.

Failure of Biya to follow this order, Cameroon is about to turn Syria. The US Army won't have any option than to apply force if the Cameroon government refuses to comply.

I don't think Buhari will surrender the 24 councils too. If this happen, US will have to sanction Buhari. This sanction will affect his family members, military chiefs and all his goons (including Mamma Daura and Abba kyari..

To those who always tell US to mind their business, you're just ignorant. If today, Igbo's and Yoruba's decided to leave Nigeria and Nigeria government turn to use of Force, US will intervene in your matter (mostly fighting the government who doesn't allow self determination).

What ever Buhari is doing now including disobeying court rules, the best we citizens can do is criticize it well. If this trend continues, something else will happen
Topic is about the US and Cameroon and not your phantom Biafra, the US will fight along her strong ally the UK to restore Nigeria just like in 1967.
If Kanu or IPOB hadn't told you that then use your brain.
Politics › Re: United States Wants Cameroon To Pull-out Military From Southern Territory by Area4Area:
OfoIgbo:
BIAFRA loading....................
Always waiting for others to come and get you Biafra because you know you can't get it meanwhile, Trump doesn't even know where your Biafra is located
Politics › Re: United States Wants Cameroon To Pull-out Military From Southern Territory by Area4Area: 12:21pm On Dec 16, 2019
I really don't understand how some brains are wired, US wants Cameroon soldiers to leave the southern part and how does it concern Buhari and Nigeria here?
Politics › Re: Fg’s School Feeding: Crisis Cripples Scheme, Benefiting States Lament by Area4Area: 7:34am On Dec 16, 2019
Racoon:
As usual, this school(meal)feeding scheme was a conduit pipe for gross corruption.If in doubt let them list the billions they allegedly spent on this fraud.
So who do we blame for this, the FG that provided the funding or some of the cooks who gave out fake information to the state coordinators?

Nigerians are just too corrupt, just cook and feed the kids, they'd still want to cut corners, tomorrow they'd start blaming the government.

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