₦airaland Forum

For the sake of posterity, how could Governor of Akwa Ibom State, Chief Godswill Akpabio factor into vice presidency when Akpabio is hell bent on seeing Jonathan’s second term in office? What is actually wrong with certain group in Nigeria?

[quote author=ndu_chucks]Stop pretending to be a dummy, we know better and understand your antics and sole raison d'etre, i.e. the destruction and disintegration of Nigeria. I was only pointing out a major potential security risk and sure repercusion of actions of people like you, if we allow you to have your way. I'm not going to waste my time instructing you about warfare and strategy - you should have paid attention in Zaria.[/quote]I guess you should endeavor to take your medication if you had paid any attention while in Zaria. In the history of warfare, population density has not deterred military conflicts, olodo.

payless: DerideDunce Olodo!

payfool,

Do you actually know the connotation of nation state? I guess you are not called payfool for nothing.

[quote author=ndu_chucks]Sometimes, the bitter truth must be told to jolt people into their senses. I know truth is bitter, but there it is - post edited nonetheless.[/quote]What truth are you on about? When did population density of a particular restate factor into overall war strategy? It is true statement that cowards die many times before their actual death. The fear associated with impending disintegration of Nigeria has reduced most Nigerians to the tender of imbecility.

[quote author=ndu_chucks]If the purported population density is accurate, then it poses a major security threat to the inhabitants of Nigerian cities. This should be an incentive for the separatists among us to look for a better alternative i.e. ONE NIGERIA. The possiblility of another war should cause great worry to folks because maximum damage is typically the result of droping a single bomb is such a densly populated area. Nuff said.[/quote]The above post emanated from skewed stream of thought devoid of intellectual exercise and saddled with erroneous perception. I do not think Nigeria or any nation state out of disintegrated Nigeria will have monopoly on acts of violence. The idea of bombing raid on the densely populated area has it drawbacks and consequences in any war.

In addition, today’s Nigeria is not the same country of 1967. Even though Biafra did not challenge Nigeria over its air space in 1967 because there were no jet-fighters in Biafra, any attempt to dominate the airspace in any modern war shall be met with stiff challenges without a jet-fighter or interceptor.

macof: A real pity, I don't know wat these people are afraid of....is yorubaland not blessed by nature?
Most of these people are those Ilorin who are confused

Timidity can lead to self denial, excessive hyperbole and dogged pursuit of illogicality. People that assumed a comfortable posture in a certain condition fall victim to perception.

HoldenCaulfield: I hausa/fulani from kano And Im now in full support of division of Nigeria. I figured it out this This ibos are just threatening us with the division of nigeria. LETS BREAK!!!

One of the fundamental issues in Nigeria is the growing falseness and deceptiveness. Even a goat knows there is no ethnic group in Nigeria known as Hausa/Fulani or Igbo/Yoruba or Nupe/ Fulani or Kanuri/Birom. Yet for foolish reasons known to certain people out of the jungle called Nigeria still arrogate the phrase Hausa/Fulani as their ethnic group. When a person is not honest to him/her self, how could the same person become honest to a compatriot?

Dhelake: Many times your posts sounds less unintelligent than you are (No insults intend) .... Many Yorubas are also in support of disintegration but they don't want it in a violent way and that is Why you see them clamouring for Sovereign National Conference every now and then...... of what use is disintegration if the conditions won't improve?? When the relative peace on ground will be lost?? I am in support of disintegration but not by violence

Only airheads and dimwitted bastards will insinuate war in the face of disintegration of any country. Gowon was not known as a person of high intellectual pedigree as exemplified when he allowed a Briton to name him "jack". If he was a not a borderline slowpoke, why would he lead other Nigerians to precipitate a war against Biafrans who simply wanted a home land separate from Nigeria. Yet the jackass called Gowon turned around and ceded Bakassi to Cameroon in order to block land access Biafra had with the world through the border Biafra had with other Cameroon.

Tomorrow, Nigeria could become paradise where honey flows on the ground yet I shall resolutely call for disintegration of Nigeria. Nigeria can never improve on economic axis because there is no true and unalloyed patriotism.

Orlando Owoh: DementedGull, you'll have to leave where you currently are for Nigeria, nay Biafra where you would take part in the campaign like you did between 1967 to 1970.

Orlando Olodo

Thank goodness a goofy dimwit such as you even realized I had participated in the campaign for disintegration of Nigeria prior to this your silly rant.

payless: Go ahead and blow yourself up if the google earth gives you org.asm. Happy New year in advance.

payfool

Go and die!!! olodo

dayokanu: Akintola was voted in by his people. He was Deputy Premier and his NNDP swept the polls which shows how popular he was.

Benjamin Adekunle who destroyed Biafra was from the same town as Akintola and he took the killing personal

Fajuyi was not voted and doesnt enjoy the type of followership Akintola did.

And just the same way ibos kept quiet when their son/president Aguiyi ironsi was killed

Dayolodo,

It appears you have added another notorious wig to your inherent loudmouth. Only this time, it is called delusion. Benjamin Adekunle was forced into traffic warden by resilient young Briafran tigers. I now know why Caliphate foot soldiers turned Ogbomoso into a pickup point.

texanomaly: If they bolded is true, are you sure that it doesn't have more to do with your curupt leadership.

Society produces leadership. Nigeria has the aforementioned society. Corrupt leadership = Nigeria.

maclatunji: I did not bring examples of those countries for 2 primary reasons:

1. The advocates of separation in Nigeria did not emphasize them.

2. Over and above point 1, I know for certain that the factors in Africa are much different. You gave the example of Ethiopia/Eritrea which buttresses my point: the 2 countries have fought brutal battles over border demarcation and are technically still at war.

Do you want to be at war?

The reason for the war is manifested by the myopic attitude towards disintegration by Africans such as you. There should be no wars if Africans have learnt to managed their businesses without intrusion by outsiders. In addition, the inability of African to manage their rude tendencies to assume control of things that do not even legally belong to them.

There are many countries that have disintegrated lately. For example, Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia and USSR have peacefully disintegrated except Yugoslavia that had little hitch which has been resolved.

The timidity you and ilk seemed to display towards disintegration of Nigeria explains the reason why African countries remain unprogressive and perpetually suffer under the devilish pressure of colonialism.

Even a mad man can discern from afar that Nigeria is a practical joke.

dayokanu: Regional classification are usually based on cultural affinity than cardinal points on the Map

The North Central is an area of Northern minorities and the South South is an area of Southern minorities

If you check the map of USA a state like Ohio is called Midwest. Now ask whats Western about the geographical location of Ohio

[img]http://dmc122011.delmar.edu/socsci/rlong/intro/usa%20map.jpg[/img]

Dayolodo,

Regional classification are usually based more on political mechanism and cardinal points than cultural affinity. However everything in Nigeria defies logic as you have always done. It is laughable though to insinuate that regional classification is usually based on cultural affinity. If so I do not see the logic in placing the people of southern Benue State in north central and the people of northern Cross River State in south-south.

maclatunji: I have seen many posts in the last 2 years from people who are excited by the idea of dividing Nigeria across ethnic/religious lines hailing the independence of South Sudan from Sudan as an example of exactly what they want.

I have consistently written that breaking up Nigeria would lead to war among/within the successor states with dire consequences for the people and Africa in general.

To the advocates of secession, what are your thoughts on your "favourite" example for Nigeria now?

I have serious disdain for characters that seem to forget historic facts so soon. There is nothing that will make me happier than see Nigeria disintegrated. I always tend to err on the side of history and this time around it points to the social decorum obtained in the era of regionalism. There were four regions in Nigeria, thus, Northern, Western, Mid-western and Eastern regions. Both eastern and mid-western region never experienced school riots talk less of political riots. But this scenario was not obtained either in western region or northern region where social and political unrest were main stay.

Those people who suddenly become soothsayers that predict hell on earth if Nigeria disintegrates are moronic never-do-well jerks with diabolical ulterior motives. They have silly assumption that the state of today's dilapidated Nigeria favors their stinking tribal enclave without seeing the bigger picture of massive developments without any form of inhibition.

I have no doubts that sanity will flourish in both defunct eastern and mid-western regions if Nigeria is faced with disintegration.

[quote author=Ngene-Ukwenu]"The Igbos have been the strongest pillar of my government" GEJ

Second: During Anambra Guber election, I watched on Television as Aurther Eze took the microphone and asked Ndi Anambra not to vote Ngige because his party belonged to those who killed and betrayed Ndigbo he said this in presence of Jonathan and his aides. No caution, No dilution, No alibi from the President. What other evidence are you looking for??[/quote]Why would you want to caution someone who spoke the truth? Do you want him to bear falsehood?

Gboliwe: same reason we have North central but we don't have South Central.

No, North Central are not home to willing minorities. It has some military heavyweights during the partition of Nigeria into states.

sCun: This is something that has got me confused and supsicious.
Can someone who knows the reason tell me please?

There was no crude oil and willing dumbass minority.

customized13: we all knw the ikwerre people hav identity problem, bt the etche, obigbo and ogba/ndoni people knows their origin, so who cares abt the ikwerres.

Bros only deranged Yoruba or Itsekiri persons care about Ikwerri not Igbo.

Orlando Owoh: Itsekiri people are Yoruba descendants. Eyimofe, Mofedamijo, Omawumi, etc that are Itsekiri names sound Yoruba.
Ohanaeze should go to Rivers State to "woo" the Ikwerre in their belief that they are Ibo, just as OPC did in the case of Itsekiri.

Orlando Olodo,

You are a pitiable canteen rat living on delusion. I know for sure that Mofe Damijo, the Nollywood actor, is Urhobo. You seem to invoke the worst traits of your mother's ancestors. I know that peeps from Owo are not bad. In addition, Ohanaeze has no business wooing people that are Igbo to join the organization. Let me remind you that one of the founders fathers of Ohanaeze, Chief Emmanual Aguma, was Ikwerri, olodo.

Orlando Owoh: DeafGull, don't try to twist history. I have a copy of Sunset on Biafra by Elechi Amadi. He resigned from the Army before the crises of 1966 because, according to him, he wanted to go into teaching. He moved to Asa in the heart of Iboland before the war. He remained there during the early stage of the war but later left for Aluu and Port Harcourt. He was humiliated by Biafran soldiers. No wonder he and other Ikwerre people welcomed Benjamin Adekunle (the real Ibo-Killer) when he captured PH in 1968. Amadi was re-conscripted into the army by Adekunle.

Orlando Olodo,

You are not even smart enough to hide your stupidity. Aluu to Asa where the goofy character called Elechi Amadi worked as a teacher is very short in distance and also close to Port Harcourt. One wonders why Elechi Amadi stopped at Asa in the heart of Igbo land to look for teaching job instead of Lagos, Kaduna, Ibadan or Kano since he was not Igbo. It is good to hear a buffoon such as yoiu wrote that "Amadi was re-conscripted into the army by Adekunle" as if Amadi was once conscripted into Nigerian army before 1968. Anyway, most Yoruba and Itsekiri people seem to share inherent stupidity and it shows through your posts.

drnoel: am glad u said so. the last time I looked u happen to also be of african descent meaning u are as infrerior as ur anscentors but then again thats not whats impt. Whats impt is that Nigeria is not breaking anywhere. Also, I don´t see Nigeria breaking away peacefully. If breaking up happens peacefully, then thats fine and best but then Nigerians don´t do anything of that nature peacefully. There may be blood shed. The videos were for those wishing for war.

I had advocated that wild animals such as you should be treated with degree of wildness. Nigeria must disintegrate and if most wild animals in Nigeria want to fight, they shall equally receive animalistic treatment. Let me inform you the pictures in the video will look like child's play if any group of wild animals attempts to fight any group of people that have decided to leave Nigeria tomorrow. Remember that Bakassi was wickedly ceded to Cameroon by wick souls in Nigeria.

Orlando Owoh: DumbGull, I speak from experience. The experience of Ikwerre men during the war showed how evil and untrustworthy Ibo are. I've read Elechi Amadi's Sunset on Biafra. He was humiliated by you.

Orlando Olodo,

I guess a dumbass fool such as you also fought in the Nigeria/Biafra war in order to gain the experience alluded in the above crap. In fact, you are a pitiable fool. If Elechi Amadi was not Igbo, why did he run to eastern region like a deranged canteen rat and resign his commission into Nigeria army in 1966? When he was the vice principal of Asa High School as he replaced Mr. Onwuma, I guess Elechi Amadi was humiliated. In addition, he was humiliated when his fore bearers named him Elechi Amadi instead of Usman Olatunji.

Orlando Owoh: DefraudedGull, we are just interested in Itsekiri. We got there this month under the aegies of OPC and were warmly received by our fellow Oodua descendants.

Orlando Olodo,

There is no doubt you are not smart and it shows through your moronic posts on this forum. Who in his/her sound senses will wish to ally with group of people that had not mustered intestinal fortitude to remove a mere high school prefect?

Orlando Owoh: No Ikwerre would want to go with Biafra.

Orlando Olodo the monkey,

Have you not heard that the taste of the pudding is in the eating.

kel4soft: After my Dad fought a useless war on the Biafra side that made him lost almost everything. You want me to toe the same line? God forbid! Biafra is a pipe dream. I don't like Igbos cos of their mischievous nature

There is no doubt your Dad told you fat falsehoods about his participation in Nigeria/Biafra war. It is apparent you are following the poverty-stricken path of your Dad and hope you can channel your idiotic frustration on the Ndigbo. Which tribe is more mischievous in Nigeria than your stinking ethnicity, agabya?

drnoel: I neva wanted to say this but think its best I do. Wake-up wake-up and stop dreaming. Biafra was just a bad dream that never happened and will keep being just that,....a bad dream that resulted in the death of more than a million of our brother and the maiming of much more. People talking about biafra has not seen the results of war and so can just open their mouths and spew rubbish.
See for urself the effects of war and post-war effects in different countries:
Nigerian/Biafra war
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J3ReFoFp0Gs&list=PLD6ADD3E57D8B2523
Rwandan war
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u3DrvrrSgHI
Liberian war
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZRuSS0iiFyo
Somalian war effects
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vH9GBhjeVrI
Congo DR
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kSEaTQMI5AA

To name a few. I will give more links as I find them

The pictures included in the above crap portrayed you and most Africans as inferior and useless human beings not qualified for a life. Why should there be wars in Africa when certain group of people decides to go its separate ways? Except in the Yugoslavia, there was no sign of armed confrontation in countries people decided to end the unholy togetherness in Europe.

Orlando Owoh: DementedGull, whether Oodua Republic shares boundary with Iboland means little or nothing to me. I'm interest in every omo karojire (Yoruba) being part of the Republic. There is currently a wave of self determination going on among the Itsekiri in Warri, championed by the OPC.

Orlando Olodo,

Surely, a moronic dingbat such as you and other mentally deformed dunces that pass as Itsekiri will be part of Republic of Oodua by the way of total evacuation. There will be Warri without Itsekiri.

ilugunboy: Truth is Yorubas have enough oil...but the most important resource of the region is not oil.

Illegitimateboy

It is apparent you have skipped your schizophrenic medication again. Every political move made by any dirty-azz Yoruba had been predicated on crude oil since 1966. I guess it will be shocker when you realized that Yoruba do not have a grain of crude oil after the disintegration of Nigeria, olodo.

Segeggs: what is this old biafra war loser talking about?

Sheeggs

Are you also a deformed Itsekiri in an aberrant denial of his/her ethnicity

Orlando Owoh: Oodua Republic will cover all descendants of Oduduwa in Edo and Delta states.

Orlando Olodo.

I guess you need be informed Republic of Oodua will not be allowed to share border with Republic of Alaigbo.