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Politics › Re: Successful Igbo Made Products And Brands Inc.and Emerging And Growing In Africa by Cjrane2: 1:06pm On Jul 05, 2015
[size=18pt]Abeg, where are the children of oduduwa?

why haven't they come here to spew their igbo hate?[/size]
Politics › Re: Re: Why The Bias Towards Pro Biafra Threads Has Been Deleted. by Cjrane2: 12:43am On Jul 05, 2015
Super1Star:
cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy Another hallucination of a deluded mind.

If we leave Lagos, Lagos will crash.

If we leave Abuja, Abuja wil be no more.

If we leave Kano, Kano will go into extinction.

If we live Port Harcourt, PHC will be a shadow of itself.

If we leave UK, UK will revert back to Stone Age.

If we leave China, China will become Sahara Desert.

If we leave US, US will become the lost city of Atlantis.

If we leave heaven, heaven will become hell. Mscheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeewwwwwwwwwwww

Why are you always the one on other people's land and others do not want to go to your cursed, gully eroded, red mud land?

Bunch of clowns and empty chest beaters.
The only way of knowing is by allowing them to leave abi?
If not you are just exposing your fears that the above will indeed happen if Igbos leave nigeria. grin
Politics › Re: Nigerian Soldiers Recover A Jeep Loaded With Bomb In Maiduguri by Cjrane2: 12:16am On Jul 05, 2015

Politics › Re: PHOTOS: You Wouldnt Believe This Is A Street In Lagos State by Cjrane2: 12:11am On Jul 05, 2015
Harbdulrasaq:
Yes It is...... A reader of mine sent these in and they are shocking when I saw the tag that came with the pictures.... They are images from Kojo street Ajegunle, Lagos state....

Please what is the new administration going to do with this messhuh?

We are living in hell already..... Whats your take?


http://www..net/2015/07/photos-you-wouldnt-believe-this-is.html#.VZeSfbWn3Mw

cc lalasticlala
Why won't you believe that?
Politics › Re: GEJ Or PMB, Who's More Clueless? by Cjrane2: 12:05am On Jul 05, 2015
OBAFEMIawolowo:
With the recent happenings it seems buhari's cluelessness have outweighing that of GEJ. Please who do you think is more clueless?
[size=14pt]They may both be clueless, but in addition to cluelessness, one of them is a complete dunce.

So being a slow dulllard makes Buhari's governance skill to be even more atrocious than merely being clueless or naive.[/size]
Politics › Re: Maryln Ogar Demoted, Recalled From Study Leave by Cjrane2: 11:15pm On Jul 04, 2015
All these dulllard's behavior is only hurting our security institutions.

He should also fire all southerners in the army and police. Shebi na we and una dey this contri grin grin grin grin
Politics › Re: Who Is Your Favorite Political Role Model ? by Cjrane2: 7:40pm On Jul 04, 2015
Obafemi Awolowo is my role model!

I used to hate him and call him a tribalist, but i have come to respect him for the foresight he had that Nigeria is "a mere geographical expression". You'll then respect all his actions to fend for his people and ignore the f00ls that believed in the lie that Nigeria clearly was.

Politics › Re: The Igbo's by Cjrane2: 7:24pm On Jul 04, 2015
SOUNDKING:
the only thing active in a typical yellowbar man's cellebrum is::::igbo:igbo:igbo:,,,,haba. God bless Biafra.

Politics › Re: Enugu, The Pride Of The East. by Cjrane2:
biafrandream:
Oh boy I love Sullivan but that International Conference Centre is too grand to be abandoned. Where do you see such iconic edifice in Nigeria outside Abuja. I wish Ifeanyi does something about it.
That building is a legendary icon.
Hope it is completed and put to use soon. Importantly, i hope the interior is brought to true world class International Conference Center standard such as in the third picture.

sadly, right now, all the land meant for hotel and parking space of conference attendees have been poached by land grabbers and houses built on them.

Politics › Re: I Support Dialogue With Boko Haram by Cjrane2: 5:47pm On Jul 04, 2015
[size=14pt]I support financial compensation to be paid to Boko Haram for their good job killing Nigerians in the NE zone.
Call it amnesty if you like, thats your problem.[/size]
Politics › Re: Boko Haram Kills Nearly 200 In 48 Hours Of Nigeria Slaughter by Cjrane2: 3:16pm On Jul 04, 2015
[size=14pt]I am patiently awaiting the next statement of how horrible this action is from our old dulllard[/size]
Politics › Re: Biafra And The Ibibio Question: My Position by Cjrane2: 3:09pm On Jul 04, 2015
[size=14pt] I am waiting for another Yoruba to open a thread on Biafra Vs. ijaw or Ikwerre question.

Una divide and rule tactics of lies fell into the gutters the day una removed GEJ just because of tribalism. [/size]
Politics › Re: South West/yorubas Have Entered One Chance, Ss, Sw, Se Unity Is The Remedy.. by Cjrane2: 3:04pm On Jul 04, 2015
aldrick:
The Southern
Nigeria's Peoples Assembly, SNPA, Afenifere, OPC,
Ohaneaze Ndiigbo, Yoruba Council of Obas/ Traditional Rulers, SDP, UPN, NGOs, etc., etc., all advised
Tinubu's SW APC on the plot of the North to seize
political-power from former President Jonathan and the entire South, but what did Tinubu and his
uninformed followers do? Betrayed the entire South.
They even defied the Ooni of Ife, as being bought/paid
off by Jonathan. Even the Soyinkas and Falanas of the
SW knew, but they sold out for the sake of tribalism.

Femi Aribisila warned this would happen and no one
listened. The North is taking Tinubu apart before his
own eyes. The only thing that will save Nigeria is when SW, SS and SE come together as one and move
the country forward. We have seen North in power for
over 38 years and nothing to show for it. These three
regions needs each other for Nigeria to step out of
poverty and reach its potential and dream. Bickering
never solve any problem. This is a task and challenge that could be overcome,
but very difficult. The earlier the leaders of these three
regions come to this reality the better for all. I
understand that Trust requires track record. The
longer we delay to put our personal differences aside
the longer the damage will take to be repaired. Have a great day.
[size=14pt]There will NEVER be political unity between SW and SE,SS.

SW typically sides with anyone just to punish the SE & SS interest. Even if such alliance isn't in SW interest either. Therefore, only a fo0l from SE & SS will trust nor unite with the SW ever.

The SE&SS are better building alliances with the NC,NE and NW who have showed they have integrity and do what they say.[/size]
Politics › Re: Biafra And The Ibibio Question: My Position by Cjrane2: 2:42pm On Jul 04, 2015
noblezone:
[b]6. The Genocide Of 1966, Will Be Repeated
So many Nigerians equate our quest for Biafra to war and slaughter.
They glory and chest beat themselves on the genocide carried out in 1966.

First, Nigerians must know that we are not seeking to occupy any lands that is not our own.
We are only asking for the right to govern ourselves and live the way we want.
Declaring war on Biafra a second time will have grave consequences.
This is not 1966.



And even when we have accepted that we are the problem of Nigeria and are ready to leave Nigeria, they threaten us with war.
We are not afraid of death.
I will gladly lay down my life and die the noble death of defending my nation than to live like as a slave in fathers land.

Finally Nigeria is a country created by slave traders who trampled on our rights, seized our lands and ruined our lives.
Biafrans are fully protected under the UN chatter on the rights of Indigenous People for Self Determination.

At moment, we are in court with Nigeria at an Owerri High court.
We already know Nigeria will throw it out.
When that is done, we shall appeal to a higher court.
The goal is ecowas court and then the world court.
We are educating our people, we shall push Nigeria for a referendum.

The sooner Nigeria start adjusting their minds to exist side by side with Biafra, the better.

Long Live Biafra.[/b]

https://www.nairaland.com/2348585/biafran-answers-arguments-against-independence
Excellent piece.
I just want to comment on point 6 and the others bolded. You should not worry nor be intimidated by the threat of war against Biafran cause. We have had severally CONFABs in Nigeria whose report are immediately thrown into the dustbin and are never implemented, we have tried everything to help mend Nigeria, but our internal colonialists have stubbornly refused to help make Nigeria a just place for all.

We shall pursue this struggle legally using peaceful marches and through the world courts and a UN referendum on the independence of Biafra the way it happened in South Sudan,Bangladesh, East Timor and other places in the world where people were singled out by their so called country to oppress.

In any case, should it come to violent intimidation using the Nigerian army, Nigeria knows extremely well that it cannot defeat Biafra without wholesome support of the world powers. They couldn't defeat Boko haram without America and British arms, talkmore Biafra.
Anyhow, we have chosen the legal path to this struggle precisely to make it impossible for any conniving power to back Nigeria with weapons. In the absence of such, you shouldn't worry about war.

Besides, since, 1966-1970, if Nigeria were truly a country intent about uniting her peoples, they could have used all that time to unite the country than continue all sorts of atrocities against Ndigbo and the other unfortunate minorities of Nigeria. In 1966, the world believed in the euphoria of a new black nation and backed a united Nigeria side.

Today, the entire world and many African states are convinced the best solution would be to allow separate irreconcilable nations that constitute Nigeria to exist on their own independently, instead of the constant blood letting. Gaddafi that wholeheartedly supported a united Nigeria in the 1960s has seen that it was a fatal, unworkable proposition and called for the amicable breakup of Nigeria only a few years ago.
Politics › Re: Is Boko Haram Back In Full Force? (221 Killed Since May 29) by Cjrane2: 2:06pm On Jul 04, 2015
Buhari will be like......
Kai, 221 killed?
Wahala, i shall relocate defence headquarters to Sambisa and sack them. I shall, i will, i can, i am going to...........blah blah blah!

Abeg, RIP to the dead.The dulllard has no clue what to do except issue useless statements and empty threats to Boko haram.
Politics › Re: All This Biafran Nonsense by Cjrane2: 12:24pm On Jul 04, 2015
OkparaIgbo:
Typical Yorrobber/Hawusaa man talking. We will and Biafra will survive as we did very well when Fredrick Luggard came to Biafra land and called us " The great people of Biafra". Also let me state categorically that we do not necessarily need the people who don't want to be part of Biafra. A proper referendum will be conducted in Biafra land to ascertain who wants in or out. So Yorrobber idiiiaaattt go and worry about Illorin that has a Fulani emir in charge as you are a conquered people. Leave Biafra and Biafrans alone angry
"When it comes to BIAFRA, the Yorubas are the WORST hypocrites.

They bitterly hate the Igbos and indeed the southern minorities and would want them to leave Lagos etc and go stay in their own country!

But in contradiction to their true feelings, they don't want Biafra because they want to perpetuate their right to collect the lion share of the oil resources sourced from the same peoples land, using the bogus criteria they foisted on the country called Nigeria.

Without oil in Igboland and Southern minorities part of Nigeria, Yoruba and Hausa/Fulani would have long seceded from Nigeria. FACT!

I know just like me, many of our people are not 100% convinced Biafra is the answer, while many others already are.

Therefore, we should agitate for a UN sponsored referendum on the Biafra issue .
Northern Ireland fought the British for 30 years for the independence of Northern Ireland, but the referendum proved that majority of the people wanted to stay in the UK. Likewise, the South Sudan's referendum proved majority of South Sudanese wanted to be in their own country.

Therefore, a United Nations sponsored referendum should be the demand to see if majority of our people support independence or to stay in Nigeria."- Oremi22 NLander
Politics › Re: Remove Subsidy And Crash Your Currency - Dangote by Cjrane2: 12:20pm On Jul 04, 2015
Neyoor:
God forbid
[size=15pt]Dangote is a voodoo economist.

Just like those that argued that GSM will collapse our communication sector. We all know today they were wrong. The only thing that collapsed was government huge subsidy of the inefficient Nitel.

Likewise, Oil subsidy must go. There is no money to support such wasteful habit. In the short term, it will be hard to adjust, but in the long run, the country will become used to it and be better for it.[/size]
Politics › Re: Igbo, Yoruba Groups Blast Buhari Over Northern Dominated Appointments by Cjrane2: 12:13pm On Jul 04, 2015
[size=15pt]Yoruba people should Stop lying always!
Stop dragging Igbo people's name into your lies.

Igbos are fine with President Buhari's appointments so far.[/size]
Politics › Re: Behold Nigeria's Last Hope Against Boko Haram by Cjrane2: 3:23am On Jul 04, 2015
truthlegend:
he wants to lead the Nigerian army to glory against the insurgents,what's ur take?
At least he knows action is what is needed against Biko haram not empty words.
So, he is better than the dulllard general that believes issuing empty threats will scare Boko haram to stop their attacks on civilians.
Politics › Re: B.R.E.A.K.I.N.G - BUHARI AGREES TO STAY ONLY ONE TERM IN OFFICE! by Cjrane2: 3:12am On Jul 04, 2015
Politics › Re: Boko Haram Kill 29 Villagers. Burn 200 Homes In Borno by Cjrane2: 3:09am On Jul 04, 2015
After all these unspeakable atrocities against innocent Nigerians, the dulllard will still reward them with hefty sums of money claiming it is an amnesty program. grin cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy
So RIP to the dead, their killers will be rewarded soon by Nigeria.
Politics › Re: Biafra And The Ibibio Question: My Position by Cjrane2: 1:26am On Jul 04, 2015
noblezone:
Biafra is not forcing any body.
Biafra should not and must not force any nation to join her.

If the Ibibio nation do not want to be part of Biafra, then we should move on without them.

I a die hard Biafran. However, if any nation like the Ibibios will be forced into Biafra which they dont want, then the foundation of Biafra will be fraudulent. And some of us will do all we can to stand against Biafra on that one.
The best we can do is to educate and persuade, but to force and intimate like we have it in Nigeria is out of the question.

We want a great nation with a great foundation.

We cannot create another Nigeria and call it Biafra.

just like some people created something worse than the PDP and called it APC.

Every nation in Biafra must be allowed to make their choice.
The people must be allowed to decide what they want.

If the leaders of Biafra start intimidating any minority nation, then some of us will lead the Opposition against such leaders.
it is as simple as that.

Cheers to all.
"When it comes to BIAFRA, the Yorubas are the WORST hypocrites.

They bitterly hate the Igbos and indeed the southern minorities and would want them to leave Lagos etc and go stay in their own country!

But in contradiction to their true feelings, they don't want Biafra because they want to perpetuate their right to collect the lion share of the oil resources sourced from the same peoples land, using the bogus criteria they foisted on the country called Nigeria.

Without oil in Igboland and Southern minorities part of Nigeria, Yoruba and Hausa/Fulani would have long seceded from Nigeria. FACT!

I know just like me, many of our people are not 100% convinced Biafra is the answer, while many others already are.

Therefore, we should agitate for a UN sponsored referendum on the Biafra issue .
Northern Ireland fought the British for 30 years for the independence of Northern Ireland, but the referendum proved that majority of the people wanted to stay in the UK. Likewise, the South Sudan's referendum proved majority of South Sudanese wanted to be in their own country.

Therefore, a United Nations sponsored referendum should be the demand to see if majority of our people support independence or to stay in Nigeria."- Oremi22 NLander
Politics › Re: A Question For Ibos by Cjrane2: 1:23am On Jul 04, 2015
kotv:
Each time I log on NL I see a biafran topic created mostly by Yoruba, I don't know why they create more biafran topics than the ibos do..only they know why. Anyway, in each biafran topics, there's always that "I'm SS" character voicing "ibos want our oil. they want to force us as part of biafra. ss is not part of biafra." These characters appear to be waiting for any biafra topic so they can crawl out and say thise words without it even being part of the conversation therefore turning the entire topic to ss vs se topics with ibos insulting and attacking each tribe in ss without giving a benefit of a doubt whether the person that insulted them first was truly what he said he is. The reason I said this is because I just read a biafra topic where the op claimed he is from Akwa Ibom and attacked ibos and as usual ibos started attacking akwa ibom back despite just a glance of the OP old topics, he actually mentioned he was a sokoto indigenous. The whole thing reminded me when okirika was getting insulted by the same ibos all because they were defending themselves against another member that was pretending to be from okirika. Unfortunately, this is a pattern I've noticed since joining NL.
Now the question I have for ibos is why do you let others create tension for yourself and your neighbors? I find it hypocritical that ibos accuse us of falling for propaganda meant to create tension but yet on this website, you fall for it more than us?
Why do you guys fight out of emotions and never bother to check the accuracy of those you are arguing with?
Do you have that much disdain for ss that you fall for any masquerader?
"When it comes to BIAFRA, the Yorubas are the WORST hypocrites.

They bitterly hate the Igbos and indeed the southern minorities and would want them to leave Lagos etc and go stay in their own country!

But in contradiction to their true feelings, they don't want Biafra because they want to perpetuate their right to collect the lion share of the oil resources sourced from the same peoples land, using the bogus criteria they foisted on the country called Nigeria.

Without oil in Igboland and Southern minorities part of Nigeria, Yoruba and Hausa/Fulani would have long seceded from Nigeria. FACT!

I know just like me, many of our people are not 100% convinced Biafra is the answer, while many others already are.

Therefore, we should agitate for a UN sponsored referendum on the Biafra issue .
Northern Ireland fought the British for 30 years for the independence of Northern Ireland, but the referendum proved that majority of the people wanted to stay in the UK. Likewise, the South Sudan's referendum proved majority of South Sudanese wanted to be in their own country.

Therefore, a United Nations sponsored referendum should be the demand to see if majority of our people support independence or to stay in Nigeria."- Oremi22 NLander
Politics › Re: Biafra: Igbos Una Don Come Again. by Cjrane2: 1:04am On Jul 04, 2015
solreb:
Good talk. I also want to call Nnamdi Kanu and speak some sense into him but I don't have the number. He talks trash all the time claiming that Niger Delta is part if Biafra just because of oil. Niger Deltans will never go with the ibos. He is being dreaming and living in self delusion.
It is obvious you are yoruba.
You bitterly hate Niger Deltans but you are interested in their oil instead of human beings.
You can take Niger Delta and their oil with you if they will be silly enough to allow you. Igbos simply want to leave your barbaric country, we don't need oil to develop. We only need to leave this sham of a nation and have the freedom to conduct our own affairs like other civilized peoples of the world.
Politics › Re: Enugu, The Pride Of The East. by Cjrane2: 8:42pm On Jul 03, 2015
WarriPikin1:
O'l boy, i watched the whole 9 videos on youtube. Enugu is beautiful o'jare!
The Governor, Chime is really working. They just have to take aesthetics seriously. If Enugu roads had more trees and flowers especially in the median,the city will be totally transformed.

Those who used to know Kigali,Rwanda will attest to how proper use of flowers and ornamental palm and other trees especially planted in the median and around the roads have transformed it from a rural dusty town into a beautiful garden city.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TlCHXRO_Vk4
I was going back this tread to review all we had been discussing all these years and stumbled upon this.
Do we remember this video?
I wonder how far if Enugu was changed since those advocates for planting trees along our roads to transform our environment posted it as a good example from Rwanda.

I still like those palm trees in their median.

Ckenneths, Igboson et al ... where una dey grin

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