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victorDanladi:
I wonder why Igbo want force association with south south....they should rather clamour for igbo in south south joining them not thr whole southsouth.


Anything different from that,to me,is like Igbo want to dominate Nigeria but find it difficult with yorubas and hausa fulanis so the want the country where they will be the only majority..simple!

Thanks you. We want only the igbo in the present south south. Others should form whatever country they wish. Self Determination is a right and not a privilege.

life2017:
http://dailypost.ng/2017/09/05/biafra-nnamdi-kanu-talking-nonsense-clark/amp/

Somebody should tell this foolish old man that restructuring will be done along the ethnic line.
Nothing like state restructuring.
Each tribe should create as many provinces as it seems fit.

tasiuzubairu:
because they withdraw their own quick noticed that why the FG free them... they are not thread anymore. kanu and his boys should withdraw too for the good of the nation, else buratai and co will deal with dem..

Withdraw from what exactly? Have they committed any offence?

hornyofife:
This is the greatest revolutionary mass movement on the world and in our time/generation and am proud to be a witness to this.God bless Nnamdi Kanu


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fsuJDwAteM8

Thank you Nnamdi kanu. God bless you.
All the eastern political leaders will pay when the time comes.
The least I will accept as an igbo man is confederation just like the UK system. Igbo Nation must come together as a nation and develop her territory.

Asari Dokubo speaks on forms, systems, structures of Biafra government :
Asari Dokubo speaks on forms, systems, structures of Biafra government By Nwafor Sunday .

The former militant leader, Asari Dokubo, Sunday, described the fight for self independent by Biafrans as a wonderful action, nothing that such hustle if actualized will reduce injustices, marginalization and corrupt practices experienced in Nigeria government.
Dokubo who spoke in a 13 minutes video clip, gave a talk he tagged, ‘Biafra 101 talk 2’. He said that Biafra will be a confederal state which will be called, ‘United state of Biafra or United Biafra states ’, USB or UBS respectively.
He equally said that Biafrans have started their constitutional engineering process since three years ago, with professional bodies coming together to have a uniform agreement. He spoke on Biafra forms, systems, structures of government and their constitution.


Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/08/video-asari-dokubo-speaks-forms-systems-structures-biafra-government/

https://www.google.com.ng/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3DPnVZt16ivWw&ved=0ahUKEwiJwZ-DgP7VAhWJUlAKHb9MB84QwqsBCDEwAw&usg=AFQjCNHVxFxb7aiHuJtkc-bqoICr0SdR-g

Professor Dickson Enuma Ozokwelu a world renowned expert in Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy is a fellow of American Institute of Chemical Engineers, AIChE and Nigerian Society for Chemical Engineers, NSChE, a licensed professional engineer in the State of Tennessee, USA, has a PhD in Chemical Engineering and an MBA degree with concentration in Planning and Management. His professional experience includes over 15 years in the US government working, with tenure as Lead Technology Manager in the US Department of Energy’s (DOE’s) Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy, and significant leadership roles in reshaping US national energy policies. Prior to US DOE, Dr. Ozokwelu held senior engineering positions in BP North America and Eastman Kodak Chemicals Company. Professor Ozokwelu is also the director and founder of Bestech Energy Corporation, where he pioneered the design, development and manufacture of ultra-energy efficient solar powered air-conditioners, heat pumps, refrigerators, light bulbs, light tubes, and related technologies. Bestech Energy is an Energy Efficiency & Renewable Energy (EE&RE) company with offices in USA and UAE. Bestech Energy champions the new concept that Energy Efficiency is the key to affordable Renewable (Solar) Energy Installation. He has a broader mission to provide high quality Modular Distributive Green Energy Solutions (MDGES) to both advanced and developing countries. Bestech Energy’s heat pump/air conditioner was recently certified by the US Government’s Energy Star Program. Ozokwelu has over 40 years of diversified engineering and management experience, spread almost evenly between entrepreneurship, government, industry and academia, with extensive experience in energy efficiency and renewable energy technologies like solar electric, solar thermal, wind, and micro hydropower.

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/12/us-based-nigerian-professor-ozokwelu-proffers-solution-to-nigerias-power-crisis/

FKO81:
America Honors Prof. Peter Nwangwu With The Third Prestigious Award In 30 Days
press release

Prof. Peter Uchenna Nwangwu, a Nigerian-American professional living in the United States, has been named "Business Man of the Year 2005", by the Business Advisory Council of the United States, Washington, D.C. Prof. Nwangwu is one of twelve men in the United States selected for this distinguished honor. In March 2006, Nwangwu will receive the prestigious trophy in Washington, D.C at a presentation ceremony honoring him and the other recipients selected across the nation. Their names will be published in a full-page add in the Wall Street Journal announcing the recipients of the coveted award.

This award of "Business Man of the Year 2005" announced by the Business Advisory Council on December 15, 2005, is the third distinguished honor conferred on Prof. Nwangwu within 30 days in the United States. During the first week of December 2005, U.S. Congressman Tom Reynolds (R-NY), chairman of the National Republican Congressional Committee, announced that Prof. Nwangwu was the recipient of the eminent "2005 President Ronald Reagan Republican Gold Medal", awarded annually by the National Republican Congressional Committee, Washington, D.C. As recipient of the gold medal, Prof. Nwangwu's name will be permanently listed in the ranks of the Republican Honor Roll at the National Republican Congressional Committee headquarters in Washington, D.C.

[b]In addition to the "2005 Ronald Reagan Republican Gold Medal" by the National Republican Congressional Committee, and the "Businessman of the Year 2005", by the Business Advisory Council, the Board of Editors of the American Biographical Institute announced on December 14, 2005 that Prof. Peter Nwangwu was selected "Man of the Year 2005" by the American Biographical Institute, Raleigh, North Carolina. Prof. Nwangwu who lives in Midland, Texas, home of President George Bush, is originally from Ogidi, Anambra State, Nigeria. Some of his current positions include president and chairman of Universal Pharmacy Consultants, Inc., president and chairman of South Atlantic Petroleum, Inc, and president and chairman of the Infinity Group, Inc, all in Midland, Texas. In the early to mid 80's he served as professor of pharmacology and Toxicology at St. John's University College of Pharmacy, New York. Before accepting the position at St. John's University, he served as the Director of Clinical Research at Florida A & M University, Tallahassee, Florida.
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Professor Peter Nwangwu is a highly educated Nigerian-American, with two earned doctorate degrees from the University of Nebraska, who has lived in the United States for 34 years. In a recent book, "The Nigerian-Americans," by Professor Ogbaa, published in the United States by Greenwood Press, Prof Nwangwu, along with Hakeem Olajuwon and Philip Emeagwali, were among the top 12 Nigerians who were selected and documented to have made the most significant positive impact and contributions to the American society. Prof. Nwangwu has previously received several honors and awards in the United States and Europe, including biographical listings in over twenty prestigious reference books such as, Men of Achievement, 1981, Who's Who in Frontier Science and Technology, 1984/1985, World Book of Honor, The Marquis Who's Who in the World, 7th Edition, The International Who's Who of Contemporary Achievement, 1984, Personalities of America, 1981/82, Community Leaders of America, 12th Edition, 1981, 5,000 Personalities of the World, Edition one, Two Thousand Notable Americans, International Book of Honor, 1st World Edition, The Directory of Distinguished Americans, 1981, International Who's Who of Professionals, 2004 Edition.

Prof Nwangwu has made many remarkable achievements including the invention of two new techniques in pharmacology that are used widely worldwide, invention of seven new drugs that are patented in the United States, the authorship and publication of the book, "Concepts and Strategies in New Drug Development," Praeger Publishers, New York (1983), which is best seller in the field of new drug development in U.S, Canada and Europe. In addition to these, Prof Nwangwu is the first scientist in the world to document and publish the first in vivo murine ventricular tachycardia in a single surface electrocardiogram lead, which is now used widely as a model of human cardiomyopathy for medical research studies in cardiovascular disease worldwide. Scientists all over the world, including scientists at Harvard Medical School, quote Prof Nwangwu in their research publications in this area of medical research.

Prof Nwangwu is a medical scientist with both academic and research experience at U.S. universities in the field of pharmacy and pharmacology, has served as a practicing pharmacist in the U.S. at both hospital and community pharmacy practice, and is also a well respected industrial pharmacist and pharmaceutical company executive. He served as president and chairman of a pharmaceutical manufacturing company in the U.S for 15 years, and also served as a member of the Technical and Drug Regulatory Committee of the National Pharmaceutical Alliance, Washington, D.C. With a master's degree in Medicinal Chemistry and Pharmacognosy, and Pharmacodynamics and Toxicology, a doctor of pharmacy (Pharm.D.) degree in Clinical Pharmacy and Biopharmaceutics, and a doctor of philosophy (Ph.D.) degree in Medical Sciences with specialization in Cardiovascular Pharmacology, Prof Nwangwu is widely regarded by some of his professional colleagues as one of the top ten most educated pharmacists/pharmacologists in the world. He is a fellow of the American College of Clinical Pharmacology, and a fellow of the American Society of Consultant Pharmacists. [b] He is a member of the prestigious United States Scientific and Technology think-tank group of experts, "The Council of Healthcare and Biotechnology Advisors", Gerson Lehrman Group, New York, New York; this is a select group of distinguished scientific and technical professionals carefully assembled by Gerson Lehrman Group to provide paid healthcare and biotechnology market research, industry recommendations, and consulting services worldwide. Furthermore, Prof. Nwangwu has served on the editorial board of several distinguished international scientific journals such as: Editorial/Advisory Board, Clinical Toxicology Consultant, Contributing Editor, Methods and Findings in Experimental and Clinical Pharmacology, Contributing Editor, Drugs of Today, and Contributing Editor, Drugs of the Future. In addition to his popular textbook on new drug development, he is author of over 40 scientific research and professional articles in refereed international journals. He serves as co-chairman of the Business Advisory Council of the National Republican Congressional Committee, Washington, D.C.[/b]

Amazing. Igbo nwere mmadu. Ihe eji abu onye igbo Erika.

PROFESSOR AMAGH NDUKA, Africa’s finest in Theoretical Physics and Applied Mathematics.

Born in Amankalu, Igbere, in Bende Local Government Area of Abia State, he attended Igbere Primary School and Hope Waddle Training Institution (Calabar) for his primary and secondary school education respectively. And through an American scholarship, he proceeded to the Western world, where he obtained Bachelor of Science degree (University of California, Berkerly, 1965); Masters of Science (Stanford University, 1967), and Doctorate degree in physics, under the supervision of Physics Nobel Laureate – Professor Subramanyan Chandrasekhar (University of Chicago, 1971).

Professor Nduka, who could not stand the colour discrimination in the West, against the wish of his teachers and colleagues, returned to Nigeria in 1974. Hejoined the services of the University of Ife as a Senior Lecturer in Physics (1974-81) before transferring to the Federal University of Technology, Owerri, as the Pioneer Professor in the Department of Physics and Mathematics. Some of his career experiences are summarized: Research Scientist, U.S. Atomic Energy Commission, the Enrico Fermi Institute, Batavbia III USA (1970-71); Visiting Assistant Professor of Mathematics, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign USA (1971-74); Senior Lecturer in Physics, University of Ife (1974-81); Professor of Theoretical Physics and Applied Mathematics, Federal University of Technology, Owerri (1981-date); Visiting Senior Scientist, University of California, Berkley (1983); Visiting Senior Scientist, California Institute of Technology, Pasedena, California (1983); Visiting Senior Scientist, University of Chicago, Chicago III (1983); Visiting Senior Scientist, International Centre of Theoretical Physics, Triester, Italy (1982-83); Visiting Senior Scientist, Columbia University, New York (1985); Visiting Senior Scientist, International Atomic Energy Agency, Vienna, Austria (1985); Senior Traveling Fellow, Association of Commonwealth Universities (1985), and a host of others.

A former Vice Chancellor of the Federal University of Technology, Owerri (1987-91), Professor Nduka holds two professorships – one in Theoretical Physics and another in Applied Mathematics. He is a Fellow of the Nigerian Institute of Physics (1986), as well as a Member Emeritus of the American Mathematical Society (AMS) and the American Physical Society (APS). He has published in leading journals in Theoretical Physics and Applied Mathematics. In fact, two of his recent works published in Applied Mathematics (The Geometrical Theory of Science, November 2012 and The Neutrino Mass, February 2013) earned him the Google Scholar of the year for 2012 and 2013 respectively.

Professor Nduka has made many outstanding contributions to science. Most profound is his theory: The Absolute Theory of Science. This theory subsumes all other theories in science, including his Third Revolution Theory in Science after the order of Isaac Newton and Albert Einstein (i.e. first and second revolution respectively). This theory, the absolute theory of science, explains (theoretically and mathematically) nuclear physics, atomic physics, boson physics, nuclear fussion, astrophysics and elementary particle physics – areas of physics which its theorization has since the 1920’s remained static. The theory also provides, for the first time ever, explanations to boson and fermio-boson physics – areas which have eluded physicists since the inception of physical enquiry.

He has also created an entirely new mathematics called discrete geometry or quantum mathematics, with which arsenal he made yet another striking contribution by giving a formal theoretical calculation of the mass of the neutrino – one of the most controversial in particle physics.

Recently, Professor Nduka, in a paper The Geometrical Theory of the Structure of Nuclei, Atoms and Molecules published in Applied Mathematics (August 2014) unlocked another black-box in the understanding of the atom. In this paper, he gave a formal theory to the treatment of many-electron atoms, an area where the available treatment methods, the Schrondinger and Dirac based approximation methods, have failed to yield correct results. With this, Professor Nduka solved the riddle for which his colleagues in atomic, nuclear and particle physics could not.

Apart from the above contributions, Professor Nduka has also developed a very bold and challenging perspective on earthquake and global warming – two of the most well-documented natural phenomena whose origins are yet to be fully understood. His perspective overwhelmingly flawed the claim of environmental scientists that change in the atmospheric greenhouse gas concentrations is the sole cause of global warming, but attributed ultra high energy machines, such as particle accelerators operating in the terra energy range, as the cause of global warming and incessant earthquakes of great vehemence. Such machines, he said, serve as earth’s secondary source of energy and they are the drivers of ultra high energy nuclear reactions here on earth similar in magnitude to those occurring in the sun and stars.

A highly sought-after scientist, his only reason for still being in the country is because of the love he has for Nigeria, for having invested so much in his education. More so, he wants to prove to the West that Africans are good, respective of where they are – be it in a Nigerian or American university. In fact, while commenting on his contributions to science, he said, “If I were to be in the US, with all these things I’m doing here in Nigeria (referring to his works), I would have won three Nobel Prizes in Science”. The question is: why has this professor not won a Nobel Prize in science? The Royal Swedish Academy of Science, I think, owes Nigerians and Africa at large, some explanations.

Professor Amagh Nduka, who has been a Professor for 35 years, is still a Professor of Theoretical Physics and Applied Mathematics at the Federal University of Technology, Owerri.

kynbasil01:
bro the problem is that any body that gets the job will never visit nairaland job section again. ..

They do.

maxiflexy:
Prominent leaders from the Southern part of the country yesterday said without restructuring and devolution of powers, there may be no general election in 2019.
This formed part of the discussion held at a colloquium on restructuring organised by the Island Club, Lagos.


The colloquium titled ‘Restructuring: Challenges, implications and the way forward’, was attended by prominent leaders in the South West, South East, South South and the North.


Niger Delta activist, Annkio Briggs, who was one of the discussants said she had the mandate of the Niger Delta people to speak on their behalf. She said if the country does not restructure, there would not be elections in 2019.

Annkio Briggs said: “The country is like a moving train without brakes and in order not to crash, we need to restructure. All regions must come together and agree on restructuring and everybody must say what restructuring means to them, and we must agree on restructuring before 2019 election. There is so much injustice in the country.

“For instance, there are 419 local governments in the North and 365 local government in the South and the north gets far more resources from the Federal Government than the people producing oil in the country. Niger Delta is producing more and getting less.


We must have a new constitution or we can use the 1963 constitution and work on it. We can have a new constitution that will take care of these injustices like the issue of Fulani herdsmen and religion. If we cannot restructure, we should call the zones together to call for a referendum, so that each zone can determine how they want to live.”


The lead discussant, Prof. Stephen Adebanji Akintoye, said the federal government has become inefficient and corrupt because of oil revenue from the Niger Delta. He said the abandonment of export products that were helping Nigeria has become a problem.


“Restructuring has become inescapable for Nigerians. The struggle for a rational federal structure has been a major concern since we were young men. Nigeria needs to restructure due to the harsh effect of the federal structure of Nigeria. Youths in South-East, Niger Delta and South-West are telling us that they do not want to be part of Nigeria anymore. It is under this that the cry for restructuring is growing louder.

“Some people are saying restructuring is a confusing idea and I dare say their strategy is clever, but not clever enough. We want a federalism that is widely acceptable and the best structure is federalism whereby each zone would be a federating unit and control and develop its own resources for the good of its people.

This is the only solution to our nationality problem.The structure we operated in 1963 was very productive because each region had its constitution and controlled its resources,” he said.


Prof. John Ogu, a former Deputy governor of Ebonyi State, who represented the President General of Ohanaeze Ndigbo, John Nwodo, said the marginalisation of the South-East and the unfair treatment meted out to the Igbo from the end of the civil war till date were the factors that aided the rise of separatist groups like the Indigenous Peoples of Biafra (IPOB).


He said: “What IPOB is doing now is a cry for justice.They are saying the Igbo have been treated very badly and have been marginalised since the civil war ended, and it is only restructuring that can remedy some of those wrongs. It can be done by amending the 1999 constitution holistically or by creating a new constitution.

“Restructuring does not mean the disintegration of the country, but making Nigeria a federation and changing the unitary system of government, that the military handed to us, to a federal system of government to ensure security.”
Former governor of Ondo State, Olusegun Mimiko, said restructuring is not about the North against the South.



“Restructuring is decentralising power to make a way from distribution and consuming arrangement for every federating units to increase its fiscal resources for development. The country is on a precipice. No one can predict what will happen on October 1. Any country that cannot boast of security for its citizens and property is not worthy of being called a country. We need to have state and local police to protect the lives of citizens and property. The ruling party has said voters should not vote for the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in 2019 because of restructuring, so we are now watching to see whether the All Progressives Congress (APC) will restructure before 2019.”


A former Minister for Information, Labaran Maku, agreed with the consensus on restructuring. He said: “Nigeria needs restructuring. It offers Africa and Africans a great hope if we can reform the structure and its internal powers. The majority of us believe that restructuring will make Nigeria a great country, and these kind of debates are needed to ensure that restructuring works.”


Ayo Adebanjo, a chieftain of Afenifere chastised northern leaders who are opposed to restructuring. “The military introduced this constitution which thrives on a unitary system of government, but you cannot run Nigeria on a military system of government, because we have so many ethnic groups. We have passed that stage where people will try to make us think that restructuring is new. It is not. We must restructure now or the country may not survive. The North does not want to agree on restructuring because they are beneficiaries of the awkwardness of this 1999 constitution which was thrust on us by the military” he said.


General Alani Akinrinade condemned what he described as the deafening silence from most prominent northern elders over the quit notice given to the Igbo living the north before October 1 by northern youths.
He said: “Besides a few northern elders who criticised the northern youths for the quit notice given to the Igbo, I am sad that most of the elders I expected to have condemned it have maintained a deafening silence.”



http://sunnewsonline.com/no-restructuring-no-2019-election-southern-leaders/

Any restructuring not done along ethinc line is dead on arrival. Every tribe must agree with those they want to stay with or remain independent.

Markfemi:
what type of brainless lie is this
a port wont allow you to import shoe

Ask any importer around you to hear the real deal. I don't know why NPA/NCS guys have refused to do justice to this topic.

Markfemi:
they have changed narrative from no ports in ss to its too expensive to clear there

Nobody changed anything here. If you import any goods that are not related to oil and gas, you bribe your way out unlike Lagos where you pay a standard tariff to NCS/NPA.

Blue3k:
Aye so I guess this guy is a liar on this thread who imported shoes. Lol guy your ineptitude is a vast as ocean. Those NPA Stats are lies because you the ignorant man thinks Liquid bulk is machinery and tools.

What a chore it must of been to raise an educate you. The probably needed can the knowledge into you skull. This is truly shallow and pathetic do better.

Guy, try to import through Onne and see for yourself. Before you get your goods, you pay heavily to Intels bc those goods are not allowed there.
Let the guy tell us why he was made to pay more there or don't we have a uniform tariff from NCS?

Blue3k:
Go apologize to who ever wasted money on your education. Is liquid bulk equipment and tools. You guys and these clown responses.

Keep disgracing yourself. Onne seaport is only for equipment and tools used in oil and gas industry.

OAUTemitayo:
Give us facts that verify the sabotage wailing you have been doing all these days.
You can't whip up any sympathy with your jankara cries here.

Hope you know Onne seaport is only for equipment and tools. NPA staff should do justice to this

Blue3k:
Most people don't care look into these statistics. It's all about sentiments and ethnic conspiracy. I doubt we'll get anyone here to defend there position about why they don't patronize other ports.

Deji17

Onne seaport is only for equipment and tools. You don't dare import any other thing through there bc those custom guys of Northern origin no dey smile for Onne.
Don't know about calabar and warri.

Efewestern:
it's difficult to comment on this forum because of the kids here, they always insult people who don't subscribe to their view.

now back to the op, you have been misinformed, restructuring will benefit everybody, not that you won't receive assistant from FG, but the present structure is not working, just imagine your state focusing on agriculture with support from the central government? And with restructuring we will be able to grow our economy and depend less on oil. 7

No state in Nigeria is poor, we just have leaders with no vision, if we continue with the status quo no state will want to work, because of over dependence on FG , what we re saying is that let's restructure Nigeria in a way so it benefits everyone, I mean south south, north, east and west.

30%-40% tax goes to the federal, with this nobody will be crying of marginalization, from the tax the Central Government might decide to help state with low income and also execute some federal project.

I believe Nigeria shall be great, let's join hand together and demand for what is right, let's restructure the country.

thanks.

Nothing like South south , South east, southwest or North Central in this case.
The only restructuring acceptable to igbo nation is one done along the ethnic line. If you are urhobo, you are free to merge with isoko, itsekiri, izon , or others if they agree. Igbo are free to merge with other ethnic groups around them if they buy the idea too. Nobody should be forced to belong where he doesn't want bc it will bring another agitation in the future.

Finally, this restructuring must be done with an option for a referendum if any group should seek for that in the future or is dead on arrival.
That's my humble opinion.

hugochuks60:
lolzzzzz very funny. Nigerian youths being brainwashed about money. wen they get in n find out that their expectations were not as they imagined, they will look for a way to make it by all means, this is d definition of 21st century corruption in Nigeria. I had d same experience in my last place of work.

wen ask, ask how they make their extra gains. I know they earn allowances. but if u go their with d intention of earning 1.6mil/ month as allowance not to talk of salary, mmmmmm I m speechless.

What is wrong with you? I said that their housing allowance is more than 1.6m the guy quoted. Their basic salary is 176 before tax. Don't worry, u will come back here to support my opinion if u get in.
For security reasons, I won't drop any figure here again.

hugochuks60:
the last time I checked, a minister of d federal republic of Nigeria don't earn 1.6m as salary. m 150% sure that graduate trainees don't even I/3 of that as all their allowances put together.

Ignorance is a disease. What you don't know, u will never know unless you asked.
Good luck.

smartkester:
i wouldn't wanna argue more. Let's just hope for the best

Who is arguing with you? Pls,concentrate on getting the job and forget about the pay. When you come in, you go see how far. This is a good job though.
All the best.

smartkester:
i know of a GT working in KRPC earning that amount. 305k with 5million upfront. These are NNPC subsidiary. There salary would shock you

You are 100% wrong. Nobody on ss6 earns consolidated annual salary (CAS) of more than 2m per annum. Keep the allowances aside.
Good luck.

smartkester:
you are wrong Graduate Trainee in DPR gets nothing less than 305k as basic aside the bonuses. Then the yearly upfront of 2.5million and above. Don't forget DpR is a subsidiary of NNPC so there salary is way beyond what you say

What if the guy you quoted is correct?. Nobody on SS6 receives 305 as basic per month.

nengibo:
The entire Opobo is ijaw, the Jaja family is the same with the pepple family in Bonny, they are not Igbo in anyway, Jaja himself who was d head of the house was an acculturated Ibani man, the Amanyanabo of Opobo is what the title is since King Jaja himself, so i don't know what you mean by smuggle

come to my office and tell my guy from opobo that he is ijaw and watch him eat you alive.

pazienza:
Yes! There is Uche Okwukwu and co, who are Igbophilic, but that means nothing.Mainstream Ikwerre is not Igbo loving, they crave for independence, and we must respect that, and relate with them like we would non Igbos, yes none Igbos! Not even as relatives or cousins! We must be ruthless, if we must jump over the hurdles before us. Emotionalism must give way for pragmatism and survival at all costs.
Hitler was not a German, he was Austrian, yet embraced Germany.

I would have said more on this Ikwerre and PH issue, but here is not the right platform, too many hawks and hyenas lurking around.

Thank you my brother. Ikwerre will never be part of this new biafra. We are not leaving opobo,nkoro, ndoki, egbema, anioma, eche, omumma and other igbo clans in the present south south geopolitical zone unless they said otherwise.

[quote author=pajimi post=58959188]I know Biafra will be actualized one day.I will be more convinced if I could read the blueprint, manifesto, structure, etc . of Biafra. if refrandum is done in favour of Biafra, what system of government are going to adopt, where is the capital, who will be the first president and much more. please I need core Biafra (Nwa Chineke) to enlighten me on these issues. all hail Biafra [/quot

Visit www.ipob.org

Modified: http://www.ipob.org/2017/02/biafra-fundamental-principles-and-policy.html?m=1

wonderfulwonder:
today ....thanks
but will I let them drop me in Aktc before finding my way to oyigbo? or from the Aktc bus, I will tell the driver oyigbo?

Tell the driver to drop you at TAP( your exam centre).
Good luck.

hugochuks60:
who told this kind of lie that devil is even afraid of telling people do exaggerate this Nigeria oil agencies.
DPR annual salary plus allowances is 1.6million for entry level, take note entry level not trainees oooo.

I'm 100% percent sure that figure(1.6) u have up there is below their housing allowance.
Generally, DPR is a nice place to work. Pray to have the job.
Good luck.

1.7m serious buyer. What is the car mileage?

HughJazz:
I told you stop being ignorant. Here is another one if you dont trust Wikipedia. This an edo site http://ihuanedo.ning.com/group/healtheducation/forum/topics/igala-yoruba-relationship-the-oduduwa-conception. Read . Sometimes its good to read instead of being a ignorant ipobian dunce . Igala is yoruboid . They share the same common ancestry. I think igala is s bit older than yoruba though .

Have you heard about this name "ONOJA"? Do you know who founded Igala Kingdom? Read about the man and stop using all these edo and Yoruba written articles whose aim is to claim igala people. All the sites you referred, gave no concrete evidence culturally and linguistically how igala share common ancestry with the Yoruba.
You must be an edo man but make no mistake about it, I will educate you about igala people.

HughJazz:
you are fucking dense arent you . Here read https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yoruboid_languages

So ,Wikipedia is where you got that trash you posted.
You have not answered my question. You don't know anything about igala people.

HughJazz:
igala are yoruboid. You are really dumb. Yoruba , itsekiri, igala are yoruboid. They share common language ancestry. Just like how german, swedish , english , danish are germanic .

You must be high on a weed. Which igala nation is yoruboid? Starting from Idah down to avurugo/odolu.