₦airaland Forum

oyatz:
Bros, stop being funny sir, every country can decide to prevent citizens of 'hostile' countries from entering their countries.

Any idea how the Biafra that is yet to be fits this bill already?

Nigeria once expelled citizens of Ghana.

Yes. In the 1980s targetting illegal migrants during the economic decline.

Look at the ways Nigerians were treated in S/Africa recently.

It didn't occur to me that the South African government were behind that.

The USA under President Donald Trump few years ago banned citizens of 6 Muslim dominated Countries from entering their Countries.

The reasons for these were clearly spelt out, US being a huge target for terrorist activities and these countries having security concerns within and identity and information management issues. These are key for a country like US. Nigeria must have a concrete reason to do this.

If you are an Israeli citizen or you recently visit Israel, you can not enter Iran.

Iran and Israel have been at loggerheads probably before my father was born. Why should this be of any relevance here?

On what grounds would Nigeria choose to be hostile or oppressive to Biafra?

Agboriotejoye:
Yes. They left them with nothing.

Hmmm.. Ogaa o.
What kind of ignorant bliss is this?

See how you even said it with confidence sef.

funmijoyb:
Muzzle of gun? Against South South? You can't forcefully take their land. Beside Igbo have not won any war ever bf.

But what he said there is the fact.
If the only way to secure rightful borders is to go to war, to war it is then. It wouldn't be the first time it happened. Neither would it be the last. It is quite normal in such case, irrespective of the 'war' status of the dominant tribe.

Agboriotejoye:
You should read up instead. The last secession was that of Sudan and nothing of such happened. It was as rancourous as it could be.

You said and I quote that the 'host' nation decides what the seceding nation keeps. In the instance of Sudan you mentioned above, was that what played out?

Agboriotejoye:
That's what you'll think. But the reality is that secession is not a tea party. The decisions as to who owns what will be decided by the host country.

Lol.. Then you need to read up on random instances of secession. Africa has witnessed at least two. They'll be good for case study.

abduljabbar4:
I watched something like that on National Geographic. I completely forgot about it before you mentioned it. Good


So how can your states afford it?

It's an expensive enterprise. There's no limit to how we can source money for it as a country. That'll be a lengthy discussion but I expect you're not unfamiliar with it.

abduljabbar4:
...Doing all that within the Nigerian territory.

I know you didn't know about dredging before. So the River isn't in Biafra anymore because I mentioned dredging. To think it was you who was saying the river couldn't support a big vessel. Now you've switched stands.
Take your L in peace bro.

abduljabbar4:
UN only fights for it's interests. What has it done about all the atrocities of US, Saudi Arabia, Israel, etc?Do you think they are immune to sanctions?

Don't you think Nigeria would havefaced penalties afterthe biafran war? The UN will not rescue you. Especially when they have the right to stop you from digging on ITS own waters.

US, Saudi Arabia, Israel.. None of which are countries at Nigeria's level of governance/existence.That's by the way.
You quoted a lesson on something called dredging. I hope you make clearer assumptions on how waterways can be expanded.
As for Nigeria diverting its efforts to ensuring 'a sovereign country' doesn't survive, there are ways of dealing with that I'm sure.

Aufbauh:
This man, why is it difficult for you guys to be thoughtful? South Africa has been doing dealing with non citizens for over the years and nothing happened, and same with Ghana lately even Togo.
Hope these African countries are also consider as 'World Power' or UN regulators in ur categorization? SMH!

Oh please. No vague assumptions here. Go into details over how Ghana or Togo have been dealing with all non-citizens from a particular country like you are assuming here. We need to be very sure our disagreement is on the same subject. Thanks.

abduljabbar4:
You are very dumb and ignorant. Can that river link you to the Atlantic Ocean? If it can, can a ship move on that river? Go and ask for a refund bro. Your secondary school scammed you

Dredging is the removal of sediments and debris from the bottom of lakes, rivers, harbors, and other water bodies. It is a routine necessity in waterways around the world because sedimentation—the natural process of sand and silt washing downstream—gradually fills channels and harbors.

'Dredging often is focused on maintaining or increasing the depth of navigation channels, anchorages, or berthing areas to ensure the safe passage of boats and ships. Vessels require a certain amount of water in order to float and not touch bottom. This water depth continues to increase over time as larger and larger ships are deployed. Since massive ships carry the bulk of the goods imported into the country, dredging plays a vital role in the nation's economy.'

Be sure of this. The rivers will become international waters. Can Nigeria obstruct passage on International waters? I guess not.

So that we can be very sure of all those who were scammed and those who weren't.

BabaOwen:
That guy might be lying.

Of course. Going to the heart of Igboland to tell them to forget Biafra is running after trouble.
Even NYSC warns against moves like that.

Trizyd:
I think we are still in that age, let's not go back too far. Look at what happened to Nigerians in China. They where oppressed, yeah people shouted, buh they still did and held on to what they did, there's nothing new can do about it.

I'll like you to focus on what Nigeria stands to lose if she decides to victimise 'citizens of another country' just because they can. China can afford to do that. They have enough clout to blow off UN. Can Nigeria afford to do that?

SIONKPO1:
I love your sincerity
*On the issue of immigration Nigeria might now make its CERPAC very expensive and strict to igbos

Of course. That's the way to get rid of those foreigners who are not contributing significantly to their economy.

Agboriotejoye:
At the bolded, you can't determine for Nigeria what it intends to do to strangers on its soil. Thru can give an expulsion order to all Igbos within their territory, you can't be in a position to say No afterall it's their country not yours.

Looooool.
You must assume we're still in the age where we're running about in animal skins.
Nigerian government oppressing her citizens is a different ball game from the Nigerian government oppressing citizens of other 'nations' in her country. Be guided.

adeboizy11:
During my service year I took out time to enlighten them that they've got no international border hence their inability to secede.

Where before your service year were you told international border is a criteria for secession? Does secession itself not automatically create an international border??

SIONKPO1:
2.How are you gonna govern yourself cause your politicians are criminal minded(kalu,ikpeazu,okorocha etc

All of Nigeria's current leaders are criminal minded. So it's presenting Biafrans with a new environment to deal with an old problem.

3.Discrimination amongst yourself,hope you are well prepared to carry everyone along(ebonyo,nsukka Igbo's)

Everyone should be prepared to carry themselves along. What they should implement is a decentralized system of governance. And if you're talking about the tribal differences, it's everywhere. In Lagos for example, the Aworis see and pronounce themselves different from a number of others, despite all being Yorubas.

4.Hope you are aware that majority of Igbo's resides outside Igbo land and are mostly into private business(If Biafra becomes a country they will be sent out of Nigerian territories, do you have palliatives for them?

Many, not majority. And what do you mean 'sent' out of Nigerian territory? The highest thing that can happen is them being asked to process themselves as immigrant. And those who can't, will go back to Biafra to be resourceful as is the norm. As for palliatives, everyone needs palliatives.[/quote]

I repeat again I support the secession of Biafra but they should stop blackmailing and forcing other ethnic groups to join them
a. Obi,oju in idomaland
b. ITU in akwa ibom
c.Abi in cross river
d.Ikwerre in rivers
e.Anioma in delta state
etc

Define blackmail in this instance. The borders of Biafra are very clear since inception of the idea. It is now left for the inhabitants to decide if they want to be part of this Nigeria or part of this Biafra.

While anti-Biafra are striving to have the upper hand over this issue, pro-Biafrans should remain steadfast.
Switzerland is landlocked. But they have one of the best economies in the world and are arguably the most stable.
It just takes a good example to make sense of your struggle.
We can always play the victim card and get these advanced 'brothers-in-landlocked' struggles to rally to our aid and put Nigeria in her place should they decide to be unnecessarily oppressive.

Honestly?

I listened to more of Vybz Kartel than the rest.

Too bad he may never give live performances again.

dignity33:
Nigeria government need to sue Google. I can't believe this until I do it by my self and the answer is Nigeria.

'according to' The Nation..

Could it be quoting The Nation media?

The attacks on Biafra though.
Igbos rise from the ashes like phoenix.
Spill these 'insignificant' narrations all you want.
It would have died then if it was that easy to kill. It isn't.

You have mind.
In this corona period, you're uploading video of lions

Could it be Total Recall?

Osagyefo98:
Look at how Igbos are hovering around the woman's Twitter page waiting for her to type and she is exploiting it to her popularity...


I once said that kanu followers are the most set of dumbest people on earth.

You are absolutely right.
The attention they give to her is making her popular.
That's why they are fools.

I like the way you don't give attention to IPOB matters too.
That's why you are not a fool.

Newsflash: Some of these children are due to begin WAEC examinations once the lockdown is over.

In the face of uncertainty, they are likely to lose interest in preparation. The schools have to do something to ensure that they remain steadfast to learn.

In other words, the resort is to grab them by the balls if they request for deserved working conditions?

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