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@OP I do not want SNC talk but DISINTEGRATION Blueprint talk. My group has drawn the plan already while waiting for negotiation roundtable talk to begin. |
[quote author=Osiris.211 link=topic=872313.msg10217778#msg10217778 date=1329496329]https://nokculture.com/sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderpictures/.pond/stock-photo-nigeria-shaded-relief-map-surrounding-territory-greyed-out-colored-according-to-vegetation-26195101.jpg.w300h263.jpg https://leadership.ng/nga/sites/default/files/columnsimages/theemergingfederationmedium.jpg https://www.ezilon.com/maps/images/africa/political-map-of-Nigerian.gif[/quote]I usually do not agree with you but on the above post, I tend to partially agree with the emerging federations. However instead of four, I think five will emerge under the pressure of cultural and traditional proximity coupled with defense pacts. Firstly, there should be a Republic of Igbo land that is non-negotiable consisting of all the states in Igbo land and negotiated parts of Delta, Rivers, Akwa Ibom, Cross River, Kogi and Benue State. Or there could be a Republic of Biafra consisting of Abia, Akwa Ibom, Anambra, Bayelsa, Benue, Cross Rivers, Ebonyi, Enugu, Imo, Rivers and parts of Delta State. Also, it will include negotiated parts of Edo, Kogi and Taraba State. Secondly, there should be Oodua Republic consisting of Oyo, Osun, Lagos, Ogun, Ekiti, Kwara and Ondo State. Negotiated parts include Edo, Kogi and parts of Delta State. Thirdly, is Sokoto Islamic Caliphate consisting of Sokoto, Kebbi, Zamfara, Katsina and Kano State. Negotiated parts include Kaduna and Niger State. Fourthly, is Islamic Republic of Borno consisting of Jigawa, Yobe, Borno and Gombe State. Negotiated parts include Adamawa and Bauchi States Fifthly, is Republic of Middle Belt consisting of Plateau and Nassarawa States. Negotiated parts include Niger, Kaduna, Bauchi, Taraba and Adamawa States. Please do not cause if you do not like partitions formula. |
[quote author=ekt_bear link=topic=872313.msg10217141#msg10217141 date=1329491812]Heh Fair enough. I'm not saying that having large land mass necessarily means anything. Point i'm making is that high pop density doesn't necessarily mean highest pop.[/quote]I guess you realize sparsely populated area with large land mass does not indicate high population. |
@OP Everything about Nigeria connotes darkness (blackness) including the area. Niger is (dark blue) or black color. It could also mean Negro (black) in Spanish/Portuguese. |
Nigeria was initially constituted to serve the sole interest of British colonialists not foolish Nigerians. It is high time the progressives in Nigeria started motions that will swiftly bring Nigeria to rubbles so that nation states configured to serve interest of their native inhabitants could emerge. Nigeria is a dead end. |
[quote author=ekt_bear link=topic=872313.msg10217097#msg10217097 date=1329491522]Heh. They look small because they are small.[/quote]Have you heard about small but mighty? ![]() |
seanet02:Shut up quickly. Who readily cries more in Nigeria than you and your peeps? Nobody is crying but uncovering injustice, olodo. |
The Nigeria’s allocation formula is based on, among other things, variables manipulated by those who were at the helm of authority in the country. It is very laughable to inject land mass and number of LGAs as indices factored into revenue allocation. The talk of land mass is a practical joke and to include authoritarian machination such as LGA is criminal. It is only in Nigeria where idiocy gives way to stupidity. If population should be used in such factorization, the lead supplier should be school leavers. Nigeria can shove the idiotic federal allocation formula. I simply want Republic of Igbo land or modified Biafra and would not mind if sand is its only resource. Mere disintegration of the cesspit called Nigeria will put a final stop to bickering over things such allocation. |
iiiyyyk:You could be right on both counts but I know below cannotations. Privatization is the incidence or process of transferring ownership of a business enterprise, agency, public service or property from the public sector (the state or government) to the private sector (businesses that operate for a private profit) or to private non-profit organizations. Also services formerly provided by government may be contracted out to private entities. |
Otu nne:Do the roads Okorocha constructed in 6 months not have names? Please name road Okorocha has built. As of December 22, 2011, Okorocha is foolishly re-tarring not entire Wetheral Road but the end point at Ogbo Osisi market for idiotic reason. Yes, Okorocha has sent crew to grade and compact few obscure roads in Owerri with laterite. And in some cases, I noticed construction of drainage systems especial along the roads around new market. |
Otu nne:I do not know which one is absolutely nonsensical and childish, your thread or moniker. In any case both are irresponsible products of idiotic stream of thought. Rochas Okorocha never governed a village before he was elected governor of Imo State. Do you not think it is a foolish indulgence to insinuate someone has to govern a village before he or she engages in the criticisms of Rochas Okorocha? If governing a village is a criterion to become a governor, Rochas Okorocha will never become a village head because there is nothing royalty about him. You really do not want me to open up on your demigod, Okorocha, through the Internet. As bad as Ohakim was, I am ready to engage you, on a tabulated fashion, achievement of Okorocha and Ohakim. Bear in mind that my brother dragged Ohakim to court on charges of voter’s fraud. Now you can perceive I am not in a political tank of anybody as you have shown being submerged in Okorocha’s load of rubbish. |
[quote author=~Bluetooth link=topic=872313.msg10210812#msg10210812 date=1329413169]If you guys are successful in what you know how to do,why the agitation for increased allocation then ? I thought enterprenuership is ibo watchword not free money from Abuja ? ??[/quote]You are really not true son of soil or ward of your parents. Ndigbo do not want any kobo from Abuja. Rather they want a nation where they could judiciously control the sell of the sands from their nation. I hope by now you realized Alaigbo is arid and sandy. ![]() |
[quote author=~Bluetooth link=topic=872313.msg10210385#msg10210385 date=1329410096]You are yet to tell me what exactly your landlocked region contributes to Nigeria.Hausas get border,they get cash crops,wetin una get ?[/quote]I guess strongly that the parents who hold biological rights on you as a ward really need refunds from schools where they presumably spent some money on your scholarship. It really sucks to be you. |
[quote author=~Bluetooth link=topic=872313.msg10210159#msg10210159 date=1329408858]And what does the SE contributes to Nigeria besides kidnapping and armed robbery ? The whole of the region is a shithole that has been abandoned since ibos have moved to yorubaland and hausaland.So who exactly should get the money when y'all are living outside the region ?[/quote]What a deluded lapper. Please cast off the inherent cowardice and join the progressives in demand for a disintegrated Nigeria. Believe me, a liver-hearted junkyard punk such as you can not tie the shoe strings of kidnappers and armed robbers. At least, it takes a strong heart to pull off the stunt they perform. |
It is funny and at the same time very strange it took Okorocha, the next good thing God created after the slice of bread, 8 months to realize LGA local government workers and teachers were not paid salaries. Yet Okorocha made sure those LGA TC (Transition Committee) chairpersons, (APGA) candidates who failed to secure a seat in Imo State House Assembly, appointed by him received fat checks. |
Ninapha:Both Adapalm and ITC have been sold to Okorocha’s proxies by Okorocha-led Imo State government. If he had the opportunity to sell Imo State to one of his cronies, the magician from Ogboko, Ideato South LGA would have done so. |
@ 9ja_I_hail and ak47mann Thanks Bros. I have made myself life-member of any organization that agitates for peaceful disintegration of the cesspit called Nigeria. In fact, I do not give a hoot if the portion of my country is solely arid and erosion-threatened real estate as long as the nation controls its resources. |
Imo State has a magician for governor. I thought the two officials should be fired if Okorocha does not know or not in cohort with the pair in tampering with the local government funds. This is reason the LGAs are appealing to the federal government to remit local government allocation directly to LGA instead of going through state government. The disingenuous crap of salary suspension from Okorocha is hogwash. It is unfortunate our society is filled to the brink with airheads who have not even tried to inquire the manner of government from their respective LGA council seats of government. |
afam4eva:Have you forgotten Ndigbo led Biafra was defeated in a war? If you take a closer look at statistic on sheet you posted, there exists a calculated strategy to grant compensation for those who helped prosecute the war, gimmick to sustain the spirit of sabotage among certain states and maintain economic strangulation of Ndigbo. Nigeria fought the war because of crude oil. Only a foolish Igbo person will think Biafra war has ended. |
phreakabit:Bros, do not pay any slightest mind to the wasted sperm that goes by Kingoflag.The lapper is an undomesticated Osaka swine. In my previous post, I tried to educate the ninny by warning the dimwit to stop implying. He or she writes grammar like a backwater drunk. Kingoflag is drooling maggot that can not string two English words together to form a meaningful sentence. |
kingoflag:I do not know which one is more disgusting than other, your grammar or stream of thought. ![]() |
kingoflag:If Kai Kai could help you comprehend and write better than you have shown, I command you to knock yourself silly with it. But do not commit suicide while bingeing, olodo. |
[quote author=Dudu_Negro link=topic=870829.msg10203860#msg10203860 date=1329332020]. . . . . .The civil war was the first war you and Hausa ever fought. Yoruba has been fighting wars for centuries. Yoruba is not making noise. . . Hausa is not making noise. . . Fulani is not making noise. . . .Nupe is not making noise. . . . but Igbo on the other hand, the conquered of the civil war is everywhere talking about how it threw this punch and that upper cut and this nose cracking hit and that knockout. . . . I wonder if you won the war whether we would ever again listen to anything else in history beside these accolades of Biafran mightiness. [/quote]You sounded like a broken record. I guess you realized there is a word in grammar called “pedigree”. The only ethnic group in Nigeria that has the pedigree to talk about modern warfare is Igbo. Baring none, no single ethnic group in Nigeria will dream of singlehandedly engages Ndigbo in alley of war and survives to tell the tales of the battles.Therefore Yoruba, Hausa, Fulani and Nupe should shut the hell up when modern war is a subject of discussion among Nigerians. Ndigbo lost a battle to Nigeria and its allies but they gave correct account of themselves. A fit that left many world powers disturbed till today. Check out these dates, 1893, 1897 and 1903. ![]() |
kingoflag:I had to apologize to numbskull such as you for responding to your drivel. If I could not write to save my life, yet you responded to my post which means you can not comprehend to save your miserable life. I stand a better writer of grammar than a dimwit such as you who would use “lot” to discern many. Lot is a space of empty land. I suggest an intellectual midget such as you should cease to imply because it serves implication, olodo. ![]() |
[quote author=Dudu_Negro link=topic=870829.msg10203599#msg10203599 date=1329329394]Dede, weapons are tools in the hands of brave warriors. . . . it is the will and not the tools that defeat the enemy. Compared to American arsenals, Iraqi insurgents were using crude implements to defend their land, and yet they brought America to the compromise table. The will, rascal. . . the will, not the weapon, shall win the war. Igbos lack the will![/quote]Nuts, what I assumed you tend to forget in the instance of Nigeria’s disintegration is possible five or four battle engagements and slew of diplomatic alliances. It is going to be war of utmost strategy. Talk of warriors; is there any section of cesspit called Nigeria that has produced more combat warriors than eastern region? Even when the improvise carries the order of the day, Biafrans are known for improvisation, a military machination that saw them survive three years of onslaught coordinated by Britain and USSR prosecuted by their proxies. It is a matter of unfounded idiocy on your part to insinuate Igbo lacked the will to fight. Ndigbo and small allies fought Yoruba, Hausa, Fulani, Kanuri, Nupe, Edo, Eshan, Urhobo, Itsekiri, Igala, Idoma, Angas, Tiv, Bachama, Birom, Ijo, Akoi, Ejegam, Britain, USSR, Egypt, Australia, Arab League of Nation, Chad, Niger and Cameroon for three years in a war of attrition and still have the effrontery to spew crap about will or lack thereof to wedge a war. Yoruba do not have intestinal fortitude to lead an innocuous coup in Nigeria talk less of the will to wedge a war. I knew Yoruba peeps that ran and sought refuge in NNS Nigeria and Republic of Dahomey at the sight of a drunken recruit from northern region of Nigeria. |
kingoflag:You are a big time jaundiced maggot. I do not mouth off about war because I have been evolved in few wars. Unlike a loudmouthed Yoruba or ethnic minority peeps such as you who thought that every war shall provide them with numerical strength, weaponry and diplomatic advantage as Nigeria/Biafra war did. Or thought the wrestling matches in 1800s called Kiriji wars shall resemble hard-noise-action-filled battles involving AK47, SA80, MP7s, M16 and Tavor TAR-21 assault rifles in 21st century. If you were not blinded with ethnical prejudice, you would have noticed where I rebuked the leader of MASSOB for mouthing off without stockpiling weapons and ammunitions. However, if you think my agitation for sovereign Igbo land is insanity of any sort, I suggest you sick serious mental help. I have seen Nigeria go from bad to worse and nothing could help the country more than disintegration which will usher much needed competition among emerging nation state. If you are drooling over the fact there is a call for disintegration of Nigeria, then you should commit suicide when you see the grand scheme set in motion for the cessation of the cesspit called Nigeria. |
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??[/quote]You are really not true son of soil or ward of your parents. Ndigbo do not want any kobo from Abuja. Rather they want a nation where they could judiciously control the sell of the sands from their nation. I hope by now you realized Alaigbo is arid and sandy. 