₦airaland Forum

Okpokpo09:
Simon Ekpa government is far more better than the Zoology we’re practicing in Niga-Area. Is Nigeria a country? No sane country will elect a man that was caught into drugs. Who is Tinubu if I may ask? Anything that will bring Biafra is welcome. Apc is busy taking loans from all angles of the world, still nothing to show from it. Yeye de smell. Even Yuroba people are staving of hunger and dying in the hands of headsmen every single day,still Biafra is their problem.

CyrusVI:
This one no concern me

Wetin I wan know na when Biafra dey comot


Enough of all these paparazzi abeg

Tell us the day you'll be leaving

Broveens42:
THE NEXT ADMINISTRATION MUST KEEP AN EYE ON NIGERIA

Nigeria is an African giant. Its population of
220 million people is more than that of the two largest African countries—Ethiopia and Egypt—combined. Although Nigeria is no longer among the world’s top ten oil producers, it is still a major OPEC member whose production impacts the global economy.

Nigeria is also on the front line of several security seams. To its north, it faces a persistent Boko Haram terrorist insurgency, while pirates ply its southern waters. Corruption saps its potential and contributes to disillusionment and instability.

In order to distract from their failings, successive Nigerian presidents have exploited Nigeria’s ethnic and sectarian divisions. The problem grew especially bad under President Muhammadu Buhari, president of the country, between 2015 and 2023. Buhari was no stranger to ethnic and religious discord. As a young military officer in the late 1960s, Buhari was at the vanguard of the forces that perpetrated genocide against the largely Igbo population in the self-declared Republic of Biafra. After a half-century, his disdain for the country’s Christian and animist Igbo did not diminish. He facilitated the transit of Fulani militiamen to raid and murder the region’s Christians and designated the peaceful representatives of the Biafrans to be terrorists.

Alas, he found a friend in Secretary of State Antony Blinken and the Biden administration who argued that the anti-Igbo, anti-Christian violence was the result of migration caused by global warming. This was patently false, however. Climate change does not charter buses to transport death squads. Nevertheless, even as Islamists kidnapped Christian girls, slaughtered Christian men and boys, and burned churches, Blinken removed Nigeria from the religious freedom watch list.

Biafrans, however, are not going to subordinate their faith to support State Department pandering, nor are the Igbo willing to pretend that they feel safe and secure in Nigeria. Between February and May 2024, the Biafra Republic Government in Exile held a referendum to allow Biafrans and their diaspora to declare if they wished to remain part of Nigeria or become an independent country. Thirty million voted, a greater number than those who cast ballots in Nigeria’s most recent presidential elections. Those who cast physical ballots on the Biafra referendum registered in advance and showed voting cards, while those who cast their vote electronically used Google forms to ensure they only voted once. The results are consistent with public opinion surveying.

Biafran leaders suggest they could declare independence as soon as this autumn. Biafrans, it seems, want self-determination. Even if they do not declare independence, however, the Nigerian government’s unwillingness to address ethnic persecution and anti-Christian discrimination cannot continue.

Blinken believed he could sweep persecution under the carpet in the name of diplomacy. He believed that if the State Department refrained from criticizing the Nigerian leadership’s bigotry, Washington and Abuja might enjoy smooth relations. It is impossible to paper over such persecution, however. By refusing to demand that Nigeria treat all its citizens equally and respect their cultural and religious freedom, Blinken and the State Department demonstrated that Biafrans could not work within the system.

Succession is never an easy solution. It often sparks great violence if not civil war. Absent American attention, that could quickly become Nigeria’s future.

A more astute U.S. policy, whether under President Harris or Trump, would acknowledge the reality of decades of Nigerian persecution toward Biafrans, recognize that trust no longer exists, and work toward greater autonomy if not an internationally supervised referendum to confirm the Biafra Republic Government in Exile poll results.


https://nationalsecurityjournal.org/the-next-administration-must-keep-an-eye-on-nigeria

gidgiddy:
Nigeria is full of hypocrisy

A Nigerian will go out every 1st of October of October to celebrate his independence from Britain. But as soon as you say you want your own independence from Nigeria, the same Nigerian will call you a terrorist

But I have no doubt that we Igbos will gain independence from Nigeria eventually, the unity of Nigeria is a big joke

People who are fixated on Nnamdi Kanu fail to see the bigger picture, that Nigeria has never worked, and will never work

dkidd:
So out of everything na the Knacking condition concern u inside? Na wah

dkidd:
Something similar happened to me in Abuja back then. A strange lady with a little child that I accommodated that night. After midnight I woke up to her standing over me in the dark and staring deeply. My hairs on my body stand omor but I quickly comport myself and asked her what's going on she said she couldn't sleep. Me leave bed for u and ur son sleep for bare rug yet u no fit sleep. I just got up, tied one fat Jumbo, went to the veranda and blaze up. Came back in on laptop begin busy myself. No be me them go kpai for sleep. I later heard she was an ex nollywood actress but hand dey meet her back then. Forgotten her name though but she was showing me some old pictures of movie scenes with more popular actors. One night turn one week for my crib. I begin take care of woman and her child wey I no know from anywhere. The day she left was like Christmas to me lol. My eyes have seen

Ugwuoke347:
You nailed it.

Those who understand the prophecy are already connecting the dots!

WhizdomXX:
Jesus Christ. The reason was that she and her "unmarried" husband have been living together for a while now, In the past 1 months the man was jobless and then he got a job as a contractor with Chevron, only to come home on the eve of that announcement with a lady that "he wants to marry". She sells fish and has been sustaining the family all this while.
One morning, she woke up and told them she is going to buy fish. On the way to the market, she started distributing the money she wanted to use to buy fish to people freel until she was left with 1k, then on reaching the bridge, she prayed on top the last 1k in her hand and jumped.

hammer567:
They have ban me and get tired here.

Thewrath:
Gbam!!
Like what’s the point of complaining about a particular region which you fought to keep and still fighting and maligning till this day, when you can just let them go,even if it’s with their 5 states and have your peace of mind…

Surprise!!! They can’t,they are not compatible with each other,the only thing keeping them yogis their common hatred for the igbos!

hammer567:
Nwanne

celestineteryim:
but the obituary that is so desperate to be president of Nigeria is not from Biafra abi? when you wake up from your dream you will come back and support one Nigeria because Biafra is not coming,if ojukwu Can not succeed l didn't see those fraudsters that call their self as freedom fighters will succeed

celestineteryim:
no way that you will Biafra and you won't voted LP

Chikel20000:
I am not in support of d army or d police killing innocent citizens during protest....what I dint understand is d killings of dis so called police officers. ..ain't they Igbos too?.....can we stop all dis madness n condemn what's wrong for Gods sake?

celestineteryim:
you are a confirm terrorist and LP supporter

Okoroawusa:
Just keep thinking you are untraceable on this forum. You hear?

Hotzone:
Killing igbos by Simon Ekperima

BiafIntel:
Fulani terrorist, your fear must continue to rise everyday and if you don't like what Simon Ekpa is doing, go and kpai. We are heavily armed with sophisticated weapons and Biafra is here to stay and you can't do nothing about it. Allies or no Allies, your cesspit must be dismembered and all you futa jalon terrorists sent back to where you migrated from. That's our promise.