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Politics › Re: Landlocked Countries With High Success Rates In The World by Bitterleafsoup(op): 8:14pm On Dec 09, 2015

Kagawa10:
Just telling you the reality on ground!
The best thing ibo can do is to tell their senators who keeps opposing Federalism bids to support such bids!
Once every regions could stand on its own and with their resources under a confederation, to archive secession would be more easier and with no bridges burnt!
However, this secession you are carrying out by preaching hatred would carry you nowhere even if you were granted secession!

THe hatered preaching is over, trust me we have learned our lessons. We have a new strategy. You guys should be supportive of what we are doing when we pull out you will have a bigger share of the oil pool and you can now charge Biafrans money for visa's using the ports etc; It is a great new way for some states to boost the IGR.

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Politics › Re: Landlocked Countries With High Success Rates In The World by Bitterleafsoup(op): 8:12pm On Dec 09, 2015

DerideGull:
Any hole can do better than Nigeria. It sucks to be a Nigerian.

And the sucking has just started. They are on a long one to think those morons in APC give a rats nyash about everyday people. They should calm down we can always give them visa to come to Biafra, don't know why they are so scared we are leaving? huh

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Politics › Re: Landlocked Countries With High Success Rates In The World by Bitterleafsoup(op): 8:10pm On Dec 09, 2015

joseph1832:
So Rwanda is now Nigeria? You seem to be living in a dream world my dear. Your possitivity didn't even influence your development in anyway. Your states are still stagnant. Take Abia for example, what did the former governor do? Yet you choose to revel in dreams rather than hug reality.

I would rather look at Enugu and Anambra as examples because that is where I am from. How about your state talk about what you know.

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Politics › Re: Landlocked Countries With High Success Rates In The World by Bitterleafsoup(op): 8:08pm On Dec 09, 2015

joseph1832:
Yet you expect mind boggling results overnight from this current administration. How very illuminating.

No what I expect is for them to be getting to work, instead of instagramming all over the world. I expect them to have had polices or even a plan in place before taking over such a complex country as yours. Don't worry I will give you a workers visa to Biafra, you can be my boy boy how does that sound? grin

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Politics › Re: Landlocked Countries With High Success Rates In The World by Bitterleafsoup(op): 8:04pm On Dec 09, 2015

joseph1832:
LMFAO. You seem to forget that Walt Disney has conditions favorable to him which made his dream(s) come true. I wonder what condition(s) are in your favor.

Only time can tell. After what Rwanda went through could you believe that they would be doing better then Nigeria? We are a positive thinking people that is why we are so successful.

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Politics › Re: Landlocked Countries With High Success Rates In The World by Bitterleafsoup(op): 8:03pm On Dec 09, 2015

Kagawa10:
The reality is Nigeria don't need to fight biafra anyway like Awolowo envisaged in the latter part of the civil war!
All Nigeria needs is to block the borders to prevent food, investments nor shipment to your phantom Biafra and the same kwarshiokor fate would be wrought once again!

Why do you wish that on human beings? What ever energy you put out there comes back to you and your loved ones. Your a small minority compared to those with civilized and mature mannerism's. Sorry for your life.

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Politics › Re: Landlocked Countries With High Success Rates In The World by Bitterleafsoup(op): 8:01pm On Dec 09, 2015

NRIPRIEST:
This is your wish...That even if they secede may there be friction between them and their neighbors so that they may not prosper. What a demented and wicked soul! May you never see the light of God in your life. What makes you our neighbors will turn their back on us and refuse to go into trade and diplomatic agreement with us? Do you think they are fools....Even if they try it they will lose at the long run...So many things will stand against them.

You people are just dying in jealousy because you lack the spirit of republicans and freedom in the Igbo man.....You hate that we don't worship and bow before any man like you all....It makes you feel inferior....Take Niger Delta and all the rest of your slaves in southsouth and let Ndigbo be. Let us be our self for once!! Leave us alone you children of demons!

Can you imagine the hatred in someones heart? Chukwu dalu the majority of people don't have such a diseased mentality.

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Politics › Re: Landlocked Countries With High Success Rates In The World by Bitterleafsoup(op): 7:59pm On Dec 09, 2015

joseph1832:
[size=45pt]WHAT A DREAM!!![/size]

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Politics › Re: Landlocked Countries With High Success Rates In The World by Bitterleafsoup(op): 7:42pm On Dec 09, 2015

IGBOSON1:
^^^I bet you've given him food for thought on that one!

hahaha Food for thought cha!

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Politics › Re: Landlocked Countries With High Success Rates In The World by Bitterleafsoup(op): 7:41pm On Dec 09, 2015*

oduastates:
Every single one of those country has a unique geographical, demographical,historical and cultural selling point.
Switzerland

Yes they do. Biafra does as well. I envision building a resort town around the Ogbunike ancient cave temple of Arochukwu in Abia. The Ogbunike caves have attractive waterfall as well as ancient historical value, because this is where the slave trade started in Igboland.

Anambra can be transformed into the shopping and retail desitnation for Africa. As well as expanding the already vibrant manufacturing industry. The possiblites are endless! All it takes is careful planning and execution. We are not expecting mind boggling results overnight.

We will welcome are neighbors from Nigeria to come in and enjoy life as well at the shopping destination in Agula Lake, the constrution of a 5 star hotel is almost finished. Trust me it will be a win win situation.

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Politics › Re: Landlocked Countries With High Success Rates In The World by Bitterleafsoup(op): 7:35pm On Dec 09, 2015

Masterclass32:
True word.

But egusi and I have had this thing going on between us since far back. No be today.

You can always add some small to your Egusi. You go like it just tryem.

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Politics › Re: Landlocked Countries With High Success Rates In The World by Bitterleafsoup(op): 7:06pm On Dec 09, 2015

Masterclass32:
Kai, God bless you Bitterleaf soup for this thread, even though my best soup na Egusi.

Enlighten them, brother.

God bless you too My Dear! BTW Bitterleaf is more healthy wink

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Politics › Re: Landlocked Countries With High Success Rates In The World by Bitterleafsoup(op): 7:05pm On Dec 09, 2015

IGBOSON1:
^^^We'll have our own Paul Kagame that will gather all Ndigbo eggheads and diaspora of note to chart a course to achieve economic greatness within a 15 year time frame!

By then we wouldn't have anyone keeping a larger percentage of our wealth while they devise ever more diabolical ways to hold us down!

Nna we will surpise the whole World we just have to plan and excute well!

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Politics › Re: Landlocked Countries With High Success Rates In The World by Bitterleafsoup(op): 7:04pm On Dec 09, 2015

ezeaguisforever:
Cool, Igboland is not landlocked though.

Let them say what they want but the truth is it does not matter either way cool

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Politics › Re: Landlocked Countries With High Success Rates In The World by Bitterleafsoup(op): 6:52pm On Dec 09, 2015

Andorra is Europes tourism, retail sales, destination and accounts for more than three-quarters of the GDP. This is another land locked country that thought outside the box on how to become a well-to do ecnomy without a sea port.

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Politics › Re: Landlocked Countries With High Success Rates In The World by Bitterleafsoup(op): 6:46pm On Dec 09, 2015

NOBODYY:
The diffrence btw the aforementioned countries & biafra is clear

You will be surrounded by enemies..

Who said nobodies on Nairaland? huh

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Politics › Re: Landlocked Countries With High Success Rates In The World by Bitterleafsoup(op): 6:37pm On Dec 09, 2015

Bolivia another landlocked country is now Latin America’s fastest growing economy. At a 5 percent growth rate it now outstrips once dominant but now stagnating regional competitors like Brazil and Peru. Furthermore Bolivia boasts some very impressive macrofundametals: its level of international reserves are the highest in all of Latin America, it has slashed its government debt, and its inflation rate stands at a respectable 5 percent. This accompanies a 307 percent increase in average income and a 25 percent reduction in the poverty rate since 2001.

Bolivia’s first indigenous leader, Evo Morales’s presidency has shuned World Bank and Paris Club loans, and has given the poor a new found sense of pride. Eva Morales has refuse to cooperate in the US war on drugs all these in combination with a banking system flush with savings and low debt has been key to the bursting on to the scene of small enterprises run by indigenous entrepreneurs who have successfully leveraged their culture and trading channels to climb their way into the burgeoning middle class.

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Politics › Re: Landlocked Countries With High Success Rates In The World by Bitterleafsoup(op): 6:29pm On Dec 09, 2015

dikeigbo2:
Waooooooo,just asheer determination ,thanks for the info op

Your welcome my Dear. We have to stop distracting ourselves with bull crap and focus on how we will build the Biafran Nation to her highest achievements.

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Politics › Re: Landlocked Countries With High Success Rates In The World by Bitterleafsoup(op): 6:28pm On Dec 09, 2015

As we can see from the examples above. These small countries will be about the size of Biafra. On top of that we have Rivers with plenty of fish and we are already farming fish in Anambra and other Igbo States.

We are not looking to leave Nigeria on bad terms, so I am sure we can utilize our neighbors docks when needed.
Regardless, Igbo people are one of the most innovative and creative peope on earth. Our main focus will be on exporting and manufacturing, with service jobs thrown in.

We should use our energy on planning for our future success and forget all these useless conversations about landlock and which tribes will join us. As for me I am okay with the 5 Igbo States, if others want to join so be it, Biafra will still be a success story like Botswana and Rwanda.

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Politics › Re: Igboland Is Not Landlocked by Bitterleafsoup: 6:21pm On Dec 09, 2015

ezeaguisforever:
LOL this person really tried but fear catch am when they realised their point was crooked and ultimately fell flat on their face. They tried to argue for Switzerland having access to the sea via the Rhine, now they were trying to measure the mouth of the Imo. Jokers.

This will stop all the frivilous claims, even so Africa's rising stars are landlocked!
https://www.nairaland.com/2791332/landlocked-countries-high-success-rates

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Politics › Re: Igboland Is Not Landlocked by Bitterleafsoup: 6:19pm On Dec 09, 2015

nwanlecha:
My dear, from the explanations @Ezeagu has given you, it's quite glaring to even a dumb man that Igbo land clearly has access to the sea and is not landlocked.
Your comments now reek of your desperation to force Igbo land to be landlocked, LOL! Just stop already so you don't keep making a fool of your self k.

Even if it does not my Dear we will still rise. Countries do not always need the sea to be successful.

https://www.nairaland.com/2791332/landlocked-countries-high-success-rates

Politics › Re: Landlocked Countries With High Success Rates In The World by Bitterleafsoup(op): 6:03pm On Dec 09, 2015

Rwanda’s strong growth and economic achievements have reduced poverty drasticly to below 45 percent in 2010-11, from 57 percent in 2005-06. There has been a notable reduction in income inequality, with the poorest portion of the population seeing significant improvement in their standard of living and social welfare.

As the third most competitive economy in Africa and after a devasting civil war, Rwanda is among the top African economies in the World Bank's Doing Business Indicators. It has now for quite a few years, taken the lead in the the Thousand Hill bold economic reform.

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Politics › Re: Landlocked Countries With High Success Rates In The World by Bitterleafsoup(op): 6:00pm On Dec 09, 2015

Affluent landlocked countries such as Switzerland, Luxembourg, and Liechtenstein (one of the "doubly landlocked" countries, between Switzerland and Austriais one of the wealthest countries in the world).

Switzerland and Liechtenstein have adopted policies to be a more service based economy than a product based economy. As such, the presence or absence of a port does not hinder the overall prosperity of the nation. It has followed an export-oriented strategy, but adjusted to
high transport costs by specializing in the export of:
- high-value goods (watches, clocks, scientific instruments), and
- specialized services (banking, insurance).
These reflect Switzerland’s comparative advantage and do not depend on low transport costs.

If Switzerland can do this, why can’t Biafra?

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Politics › Landlocked Countries With High Success Rates In The World by Bitterleafsoup(op): 5:57pm On Dec 09, 2015*

Bostwana a land locked country in Africa that, is hailed as one of the most progressive countries on the continent. They have held a consistent record of uninterrupted democratic elections.Botswana ranks 30th out of 167 states in the 2012 Democracy Index. According to Transparency International, Botswana is the least corrupt country in Africa

Botswana is topographically flat, with up to 70 percent of its territory being the Kalahari Desert. It is bordered by South Africa to the south and southeast, Namibia to the west and north, and Zimbabwe to the northeast. Its border with Zambia to the north near Kazungula is poorly defined but at most is a few hundred metres long.

A mid-sized country of just over 2 million people, Botswana is one of the fastest-growing economies in the world, now boasting a GDP (purchasing power parity) per capita of about $18,825 per year as of 2015, which is one of the highest in Africa.

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Politics › Re: Sabon Gari Market In Kano On Fire by Bitterleafsoup: 1:53am On Dec 04, 2015

jane0000:
Imagine the Id*iot was even happy that our peoples hard earned money will go in vain. Did he has a job for dem if they come back? Many of us are doing fine here in north,some one like me was born and brought up here and I know of many others too.

They sit in London putting us and our livelihood in grave danger, am not sure who send them to get us slaughtered. I was supporting the Biafra movement but they are sounding like the same touts that robbing shops in Anambra during sit out with Massobi. Am sure dey r useless touts with no hustle but to destroy anothers hard work. They are worst then the thieving Eastern Polithieves dey claim to hate in da zoo.

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Politics › Re: Sabon Gari Market In Kano On Fire by Bitterleafsoup: 12:06am On Dec 04, 2015

waternogetemeny:
Tomorrow e go be pipeline problem, who is fooling who.

Go suck ya mother, about where am staying, are u gay?

definitely u know nothing about business if you are celebrating the burning of our shops. Its like your mother still prepare food for you. Water have no enemy but progress has. Keep celebtating our peoples downfall in London..

How many markets you build in Igboland?
This type of ish your talking is a big turn off from Biafra.
Your hurting the cause with this your nonsense bros!

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Politics › Re: Sabon Gari Market In Kano On Fire by Bitterleafsoup: 11:57pm On Dec 03, 2015

waternogetemeny:
U get it wrong, this is the problem, i always have with yorubas here. All you have to do is go to google and type Sabon Gari then you will see hell on earth.

This is why i want all southerners to vacate the place as we head to actualise Biafra. Here is a link to an earlier burning of the market this year.

Muslims dont need any excuse to attack you. http://www.thetrentonline.com/fire-guts-300-shops-sabon-gari-market-zaria/

Jan 2015 Sabon Gari market burning

It said electricity problem please where are you stationed?

Politics › Re: Sabon Gari Market In Kano On Fire by Bitterleafsoup: 11:55pm On Dec 03, 2015

Plus10:
Sabo gari is densely populated with Igbos.Infact the market in question is mostly own by Igbos and other Southerners .This may just be in reinteration of the mosque burnt by IPOB yesterday in Onitsha...North sha

no mosque burned.

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Politics › Re: Sabon Gari Market In Kano On Fire by Bitterleafsoup: 11:48pm On Dec 03, 2015

waternogetemeny:
Thank you my brother, one thing is clear their is nothing like one Nigeria. The North need their own country to practice sharia.

Biafra need their own country to practice freedom. Light and darkness have nothing in common, marriage is not by force.

We are tired of Aboki born to rule and president. e done do.

As for the few igbos with business there, as i dont believe all the shops are igbo owned, maybe now they will come home and continue their line of trade.

The east is opening up fast and we need those businesses more.

We have been trying to get them home to invest whilst we secure Biafra.

Even if nothing sef, at least for their safety.

hope your not typing this from abroad?

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