₦airaland Forum

EvilPOTATO:
If a struggling person ask you for just 4k can you give them ??

punisha:
Staying in akwa ibom for years made me realize how unstable their men are.
The women are the men and the men r just cowards.
I can comfortably say that if they have truly caught the looters then most of them, if not 100% will be akwa ibom boys n men. They can deny it all they want

But for a group of people who have a knack for easy money and hate hard work, Have an entitled sense of belonging too. If u don't assist them especially in money matters they stop greeting u.
They feel money grow on trees.
An akwa ibom woman carries pans and blocks on construction sites, do all d hard work she can possibly do and the men basically do nothing even if u give them free jobs. They will quit after a month or two outta laziness for no reason. They love sunday's where they get to wear overstached white shirts and walk like peacocks.

What ever this is about will backfire when everyone doesn't get their share of 5k Udom shared to them (they can sell their birthright for lesser amounts)

I'm hearing it's 80k shared per ward.

The people love peace entirely and don't even need any plenty talks. So I'm still wondering if they r going to give them arms to do this work of the Lord.
Oga go borrow sense you no gree.

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Drella:
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BlueBanana:
The Sudan Story
Sudan is in revolution. This comes after hundreds of thousands of lives were lost over secession by South Sudan from Sudan. Yet, with the violent separation, both sides of Sudan still remain in the hands of the class of a few rich people. A militia leader, Salvir Kiir continues to tyrannically rule South Sudan.


The new country which was created upon secession from Sudan in 2011 remains grossly undeveloped and ravaged by various political and social crises. It is ranked Second Most Corrupt African Country just after few years of gaining Independence. The country is currently stuck in perennial instability and economic standstill while the gap between the rich and the poor continues to alarmingly widen

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Lesson For Biafra
This may eventually be the fate of Biafra if we do secede from Nigeria. Secession does not guarantee a working nation. Also, Biafra upon secession may be landlocked which may cripple the influx of economic activities which we envisage.


The Solution
The Biafra agitations in Nigeria also showes that a unified demand for regional government by the oppressed is mightier and more in the interest of the masses across all ethnic groups Agitations for Biafra led by Independent People of Biafra (IPOB) have been so bloody with over 300 casualties and yet less successful.There is a better chance of Nigeria Uniting and demanding for the Regional style of Government practiced in the 1st Republic , giving the working-class people across all regions and of every ethnic group more freedom politically and economically than with secession which caused the civil war that was greatly bloody and unsuccessful.


People who support the Biafran Separatist movements have a lot to learn from Sudan. Our agitations now should be to put in place
Regional Government
so each region can develop at their own pace and not secession.

Please, No Tribal Slurs!!!

Peace!

slimfit1:
Igbo people have problem it's either they are blind or can not get a hint. Buhari is saying to you that you are not part of Nigeria. Aba, Igbo people are like a woman in an abusive relationship, the husband doesn't want to say go, but hoping that she will park up and leave.

Supermugu:
... I thought dem wan Biafra ? Why seeking for Unity now

Afamed:
Do you know all those services you mentioned, no single one is provided free to the citizens?
Do you their health care is not free, do you know, they pay for their water and electricity?