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Digitron:
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PrinceBundu:
there are 25 provinces and I wonder which one is the capital

I also want someone to write out this 25 provinces, I can't see it clearly please

perfectchoice:
Wether dialogue or not.
Wether the quick notice is still in place.
Kindly note the following.



There's no need to convience them. Some will certainly not return.

Nigeria: El-Rufai - Igbos Own 73 Percent of Abuja Land:
By Chuks Okocha
Abuja — The Minister in charge of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Mallam Nasir el-Rufai over the weekend declared that Igbos have acquired about 73 percent of landed property in Abuja.

The Minister, who was addressing a gathering of Southeast elected officials also revealed how the National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Senator Ahmadu Ali abused him for demolishing his house in Asokoro District in Abuja.

codedguy1:
Maybe just maybe we can be able tovachiev restructuring peacefully.

But we know the troublemakers will want bloodshed.

Nigeria should stay together with a restructured polity. Simple.

If after that any one wants to go then let them go.

We should make restructuring the first option.


The part I hate about all these talk about Nigeria being indivisible and indissoluble talk by osinbajo is that after saying that he/they never say anything about how to keep Nigeria one. Does he think by just saying it so it will be.

Let everyone cone to a round table and let's discuss about the indivisibility and indissolubility. Luckily there is already a confab report.

Dont know why our leaders are so stvpid in this country because whether we like it or not they are the ones that can make Nigeria remain as one or we end up repeating the civil war, some blood thirsty vampires are baying for blood because that's all they know.

Freemancipation:
1) They are not diplomatic. Diplomacy doesn't work in Nigeria and they learnt that lesson from the experiences of MASSOB that tried diplomacy so many years and failed.

2) They don't spend too much time online arguing.They are actually engaged with people and communities on the grassroots level. That's why the movement keeps growing regardless of how many anti-Biafra propaganda is online.

3) They are willing to lay down their lives for their beliefs.

4) They have been cultivating strong international and diaspora support.

5) They present strong arguments to their convictions and engage in intellectual debates.

6) The massive failure of Nigeria in all aspect of its existence including but not limited to its political and economic sphere.

FKO81:
Cutix cable Nnewi

Abagworo:
There is something special about this one as only Lagos and Abuja have such roads transversing them in Nigeria. Other cities like Port Harcourt have only one stretch of such wide road. I appreciate Okorocha so much because I was able to figure out his long term vision being a wise man myself. The plans he has and is seriously working on if realized will be like a miracle to those who misunderstood him.

newbornmacho:
First a background.
I am Igbo and I live in the north of Nigeria. I have followed events quite closely, listening to all sides hoping to decide which argument has the most merit. As it is , the northern youths' ultimatum to my kin to leave the north has helped crystallize my own position.
I am in favour of a UN backed referendum for the Igbo and any others to express their desires or otherwise to break away from Nigeria. I do hope that can be done quickly enough, and am urging the FG to please expedite this process. Ultimately I would hope that borders and other terms of the separation would be decided under the watchful eyes of the int'l community, and the new nation birthed in peace.
I've had to define my position to debunk the myth of the Igbo who will not leave the north come what may. I was born here in the north and only had my university training in the east . NYSC and 100% of my working life have been in the north and I have many friends here , but I will never succumb to the humiliation of being called a parasite on the north. Indeed I and many others like me have given to the north more than it has given me.
I was the only doctor in the local government where I served (NYSC) and the constant communication from my friends there show how much I meant to them. I own a hospital now, and 95 percent of my staff are northeners. Many of my friends similarly. Listen : if the north wants me to leave, I am more than happy to oblige them.

Now my advice:
1. All Igbo in the remote northern hinterland should relocate as a first step to the city centers with large Igbo populations. Don't be found alone when it goes down.
2. Arrangements for sufficient video surveillance of happenings should be made by all. Get a recording device and carry it with you at all times. Place any potentially illegal infringement on your rights on record. We hope to open a Facebook account where folks can post videos and all.
3. Be sure to have papers of your real estate. Bank them if you can.
4. Be extremely cautious what you say/do on social media, or in real life. DONT DRAW FIRST BLOOD!.
5. relocate those you can.
6. Keep in touch. Arrangements are being made to beam an intense international media searchlight on Igbo enclaves in the north. Don't be isolated.
7. BE READY TO GO HOME!!! Our aim is a legal divorce from Nigeria with a new homeland to relocate to; until that is guaranteed its suicidal to congregate in the east under guard of a hostile and reckless armed forces. Don't go anywhere until Biafra or some other entity legally emerges.
8. Stop all further investments in the north. Transfer what you can home. Even if Nigeria remains as is, you should have learnt a thing or two.
9. I have put up some of my real estate for sale. You may wish to do the same.
10. Retain contacts with our Christian brothers from the middle belt and the northern minorities. There will be future negotiations and discussions, and all contacts and connections will be useful.
11. Lastly don't tar everyone with the same brush. There are core Hausa Fulani that are as disturbed by recent events. There are good and bad people everywhere .
Whatever happens hereafter , Nigeria can never remain the same again.
There was a country.

ChimaAdeoye:
Those that experienced the first war will tell you that they got only 20 Nigerian pounds after the war.

Following the ultimatum of Arewa youths, the same thing is being plotted again. Except that it will happen before any war and not after. When and if violence breaks out in the north, they know Igbos will retaliate. The first things is that they will claim banks cannot open due to insecurity, but bank will function normally in the north. Eventually when it becomes too dangerous for any Igbo to venture into the north to operate their bank accounts, they will order the banks in the Igbo areas to close up completely, effectively trapping your money in Nigerian banks and will be seized. Then they will change money to make sure any money you have in your possession is useless.

Using the instrument of the Federal Government, some people now in government are already plotting how to confiscate your money in the bank.

Those with hefty sums should begin to convert some of their assets into foreign currency immediately, or open up bank accounts in other foreign countries.

oladeebo:
with kanu/ipob concepts!
war is inevitable!