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shachris:
80% of niger Delta lands are not igboid.

Is 20% land not good enough for country? When did the size of land become the final factor in determining nationhood? It appears most Nigerians are blindly goofy.

ahaz:
abokis enjoy your spoils of war.we southern as played into your hands like porns.

Please the above should read:abokis enjoy your spoils of war.we Yari.ba as played into your hands like porns

atbu1983:
Igbo think south south people are fools. is true many south south have been deceived. They are blackmailing us with Jonathan 2015 election. Just because they supported Jonathan as far as they are concern, south south owe them. We south south must learn to separate 2015 election from Niger delta struggle and Biafra.

Only a shortsighted south south will support south south being part of Biafra. What we want is resource control or our own nation not Biafra.
Joining Biafra will be our greatesr mistake. Igbo should form Biafra and let south south form its own confederation or different nations. Joining Biafra will be worst than south sudan. Anybody in d minority tribe who refused to agree with them will b destroyed.

Ndiigbo do not think anybody is a fool and certainly not the moronic south-south. By the way, if the so-called south-south are not dumbass fools as you insinuated, one wonders what the so-called imbecilic south-south have done since Yoruba, Hausa, Fulani, Kanuri and Nupe had ceded the Efik people of Bakassi peninsula to Cameroon. If the aforementioned precedence is anything to recall. it is safe say that bunch of south-south fools are fairly expendable.

shachris:
the stop roping niger deltans into your viagra. fight your fight alone and stop looking for conspirators like a coward.

The so-called and goofy "niger deltans" shall never be part of the variables in equation for the actualization of Republic of Igbo land or even often-mentioned Biafra.

pazienza:
I don't know what the Ijaw problem is, when they were given Rivers state to govern, did they show equity to smaller groups there? Wasn't that the reason for the demand for Ph state by the Igboid part of the old Rivers state, a demand that ended with the Ijaws given Bayelsa state. The Igboids themselves, since the Ijaws left Rivers state, have they ( Igboids) not hijacked the politics of Rivers state, have they given the likes of Ogoni and Andoni chance to lead? From Odili to Amaechi now to Wike, all Igboids.

But I know Ndiigbo need Biafra, and from the article, the Ijaws want control of the resources which the victors( Arewa-Odua) seized after the war.
My bet is that their best chance of regaining control of the wealth is by secession from Arewa-Odua, in that aspect, they share same goal with Ndiigbo.

It's only logical that if the Igbo and Ijaw work together, our chances of achieving our goals will become tripled. Which explains why most Arewa-Odua people develop palpitations at the prospect of Igbo-Ijaw unity, it spells doom for you lots.

Bros I do not give a ratass what Ijo do about their nationality. However, one thing is sure, thus, today is not 1967 and the approach this time around shall look like day and night when compared to 1967.

shachris:
If they must secceed, they would do that at their own terms, to form their own nation. So stop forcing viagra on them.

It is only in the mind of a deluded and moronic dingbat that anything is forced on anybody within Nigeria in terms of secession. When the appropriate time shows up, Ndiigbo will exhale.

princdebola201:
I was told that every Igboman who heard Ojukwu’s
speech after the Biafran war was filled with a renewed
sense of pride and hope. A hope that one day the Igbo
nation will rise and become a force of reckoning not just
in Nigeria but in the entire black world. I have read that
speech over and over and each time I read through, I am
filled with pride and imagination of how those who heard
the words pouring out of the mouth of the warlord
himself must have felt. Before going any further, let me
recount a little part of what the late sage said while
addressing the press:
“In the three years of the war, necessity gave birth to
invention. During those three years of heroic bound, we
leapt across the great chasm that separates knowledge
from know-how. We built rockets, and we designed and
built our own delivery systems. We guided our rockets.
We guided them far, we guided them accurately. For
three years, blockaded without hope of import, we
maintained all our vehicles. The state extracted and
refined petrol, individuals refined petrol in their back
gardens. We built and maintained our airports,
maintained them under heavy bombardment. Despite
the heavy bombardment, we recovered so quickly after
each raid that we were able to maintain the record for
the busiest airport in the continent of Africa. We spoke to
the world through telecommunication system
engineered by local ingenuity; the world heard us and
spoke back to us! We built armoured car tanks. We
modified aircraft from trainer to fighters, from
passenger aircraft to bombers. In the three years of
freedom we had broken the technological barrier. In
three years we became the most civilised, the most
technologically advanced black people on earth.”
Ojukwu, with those few lines, defined the ingenuity and
never-say-die spirit God has embedded in the marrows
of the Igboman. But my question for Ndigbo is, where
has this ingenuity for which the entire world has given
them a standing ovation, gone? Why can’t it be used
today to enhance the cause of Ndigbo? Can’t we re-enact
the same war time feat to launch ourselves back to
reckoning again in Nigeria and in the entire black world?
Since Ojukwu died, Ndigbo have been like sheep without
a shepherd. Those who we thought could take up the
mantle of leadership are nothing but selfish entities who
care for nothing but their personal interest. As I am
writing this article, I just got words that a senator in Imo
State has been discovered as a saboteur working against
the interest of his people because he has been promised
to be made Senate president in the new political
dispensation which begins on May 29. What is it with
Ndigbo and greed? How long are we going to kill
ourselves? Isn’t it a gargantuan shame that a tribe as
populous as Ndigbo can’t provide a single individual that
is seen to be credible enough to be elected president of
Nigeria? A casual observation of the performances of the
governors of the south eastern states will reveal their
level of under-performance since 1999. Case point, take
Aba which has failed to enjoy any meaningful
development since the 1929 Aba women riot. The place
is a total mess. What have the governors done with what
has been accruing to the state in the last 16 years of
democratic rule? The fact that these individuals who have
mismanaged fortunes of the state consider themselves fit
to even contest election is a slap on the faces of Ndigbo.
Ndigbo, are we cursed? The red-cap goons known as
Ohaneze do nothing but crawl from one place to another
offering themselves for sale and for use. This has been
their money-making scheme for too long and it can no
longer hold water. Can’t we take a cue from the style
Dangote adopted and made a kill? The Yoruba have
already adopted it and it is working. We have to
restrategise to become that economic power house we
crave. The idea that every Igboman who makes money
whether through his ingenuity or by accident becomes
misguided and begins to push for political office even
though they are clearly not professional politicians
should be discarded.
[b]We hear of Dangote, the Dantatas, Otedola, Mike
Adenuga, the Okoyas, where are the Igbo equivalent in
terms of their organisational set-up? [/b]Most of our
businesses are largely one-man businesses and whenever
the founder dies, the whole thing dies. Ndigbo must do
away with their selfishness and personal greed, otherwise
we will continue to languish as a people. We must
redirect our thoughts away from the deeply engrossed
notion of “to make it in life,” “we must make money at all
cost.” What Ndigbo should learn from the just concluded
elections is that without a harmony of opinion, all our
efforts will yield nothing. Igbo kwezuenu.


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If Ndiigbo or Biafra had won the civil war, I bet you would have notice more equal Igbo chaps than fronts you listed at the bolded. These jokers are front men for those military boys that have looted Nigeria into dementia.

shachris:
A speech given by Sam-James Miriki Hebden, IPA member. It is long but i would break it down in bits.


I am particularly delighted to make a speech for this year Late Major Isaac Adaka Boro’s Remembrance Day for the year 2008. I am an Ijaw (Ezon) by tribe from Sagbama local government of Bayelsa State of Nigeria. I believe in the sovereignty of Nigeria as a country just like my people do. However, let me emulate, Late Chief Bola Ige, who said he was a Yoruba before he became a Nigerian, in the same respect, may I say, I am an Ijaw before I became a Nigerian. Therefore, if there is a conflict between the two, I have no other options to take than the first.

A critical analysis of the Ijawman in the present day Nigeria will be incomplete if I do not look at the past, the present and the future. Therefore, let me quickly run you through the Nigerian history in relation to the Ijawman and analyse to the present day and future actions the Ijaws need to take to remain in this country called Nigeria.

When the Nigerian Civil War started, the military intentions of the coup plotters were not that of tribal, but tribal sentiments came in as a result of some sections of the country being more affected than others and therefore, there was a counter coup. These counter coups were still expressions or fears the tribal leaders had expressed before the independence. The resultant effect of these tribal sentiments finally resulted into the Nigerian Civil War. The Nigerian Civil War was fought primarily on tribal sentiments, and each of these tribes played different roles in order to protect their own tribal interest.

In the case of the north, their primary objective was to ensure that leadership remains with them and the protection of their groundnut pyramid industry. While in the case of the west, their primary objective is to ensure that their cocoa industry do not fall into the hands of whosoever comes into power and as such they were trying to balance between who should win at the end of the day. In the bid of this, they ended up agreeing with both Biafra and the North. While in the case of the Igbos, since they were already in the civil service in large numbers and also knowing that geographically the oil producing area is within their territory and as such they could easily protect both the oil and coal industries. While in the case of the minorities, since they do not have strong representation at the centre, they were constrained to fight along their various geographical representations.

The Ijaws who are the fourth largest tribe were grouped into the Western and Eastern Regions of Nigeria. However, they felt, the Igbos could not be trusted. They convinced Chief Ojukwu to call a meeting between the various tribes that will form Biafra as an independent state. The essence of the meeting was to discuss the parameters by which these tribes will be recognised as a state if they win the war. The response the Igbos gave was that, the status quo remains the same, meaning that, if you were a minority in the former state (Nigeria) then, those tribes will still remain minorities. The Ijaws were not comfortable with the response. This led to the Ijaws pulling out of the Biafran state. The Igbos had under-estimated the determination of the Ijaws and even considered them as insignificant. This misunderstanding finally led Port Harcourt being captured by the Nigerian troops with Boro. The Ijaws action relates to Late Chief Bola Ige’s statement ‘The relationship between Nigerians should not be like that of the big fish and Jonah in the bible, rather it should be symbiotic’. This statement simply reminds me the actions of the Ijaws. The implication is that no Nigerian should be treated like a second class citizen rather everyone should be treated equally. Furthermore, the Ijaws cannot leave the stomach of the big fish and jump into the stomach of the Lion, who will first chew them before swallowing. This implies that we rather remain with the devil we know than the angel we do not know.

In Article 3 of the Kaiama declaration stated that, “The division of the Southern Protectorate into East and West in 1939 by the British marked the beginning of the balkanisation of a hitherto territorially contiguous and culturally homogenous Ijaw people into political and administrative units, much to our disadvantage.

The fears expressed by the Ijaws before and after the independence are still the same today. The only difference is that, other tribes have overcome their fears and now consolidated a new position and have further compounded the issues with new groups struggling for the resources of the Ijawland. However, their new fear is let the Ijaw’s not realise that they are being exploited by the elite Nigerians. The various fears expressed by especially the majority tribes have been protected and they are now capturing new grounds and resources. They have effectively used the centre as a pretext to re-allocate the resources from the Ijaw land.

If Nigeria is a country with history and conscience, then the parameters in which proceeds from cocoa, groundnuts and coal were shared in the 50s and 60s, should have been the same parameters in which the present day Nigeria oil wealth should have been shared.

The gimmick immediately after the Nigerian Civil War was to keep Nigeria one, as one indivisible sovereign country. So, after the war, Gen. Gowon declared that ‘there was no victor and no vanquish’. This comment pleased Nigerians and it was expected that the government will abide by our words by ensuring that all tribal sentiments or fears being expressed before the civil war will be catered for. However, the contrary is the case up till this present day. The military did not only create chaos but rather fully implemented a tribal agenda by ensuring that major appointments go to the North while secondary appointment goes to the next strongest opposition who fought along with them i.e. the Yorubas. The Yorubas have not forgotten their rivalry between the major tribes and as such used Lagos as a pretext that it is the federal capital and so allocated most resources that goes to the centre to develop the west while continue to blackmail any other tribe person who might struggle appointments with them except those strong rivals from the north. The Igbos constantly struggle to remain in the Nigerian state even though defeated as a Biafran state, took their third position as a major tribe.

The implication of this kind of classification of tribes affected the Ijaws tremendously. They suddenly became an enemy to the Nigerian state because their considered to be Igbos and they also became an enemy to the Igbos because they [Ijaws] fought alongside with the Nigerian state. Today, the psyche of Nigerian has suddenly turned that oppressive word, ‘WAZOBIA’, to represent Nigerian tribes. This concept of classification of three major tribes led to the word ‘WAZOBIA’ which simply stands for “come” in the three major languages, “WA”, “ZO”, “BIA”. However since the word was formed through western press, it simply placed the Yoruba word first. Obviously, the Nigerian state today has never change from the pre-independence days up till today.

As Late PA Awolowo said “Nigeria is simply a geographical expression and not a country”. This observation was highlighted again during formal British Prime Minister, Lady Thatcher in 1985 when she visited Nigeria and later wrote in her book, The Downing Street Years, “It is not easy to govern a country like Nigeria and it is somewhat artificially created, divided into Muslim, and Christian and pagan south. I do wonder if there is any Nigerian in this country (Nigeria) who does not agree with this expression. However, there are strong binding factors and fears of the last Nigerian Civil War. The binding factors are the common resources of the Niger Delta oil being re-allocated to them at the centre while ensuring that resources of the victor of the war are kept for future development. The implication of this is that no single Nigerian tribe is willing to forgo, forfeit or negotiate with the resources of their areas. Therefore, various tribal leaders simply wait at the centre (FGN) for proceeds from oil revenue to be shared among themselves.

YES! General Yakubu Gowon (retired) had declared that the war is over, but is it really over? Even if the average man on the street accepts that the war is over but those tribal leaders who fought, have they agreed to drop their positions? The same leaders today have taken up traditional, ministerial, political, ambassadorial, senatorial and all kinds of appointment from the Federal, State and from all government parastatals and commissions. When they retire from appointment or service, they simply need to re-declare their ages and pick up another appointment or their stooges and children taking up those appointments. Some have to serve the military for a number of years, retire and after 20 years become president at the age of 60 years.

Immediately after the civil war, the military played a very important role in the present day crisis, rather than being an impartial judge of what happened, they [military] consolidated the position of the victor. In so doing, censor figures were manipulated to favour the victor, states and local governments were created to favour the victor, national identity was based on the victor, tribal leaders were promoted and propagated as national leaders, religion was manipulated to favour the victor, national dressing was manipulated to favour the victor, appointments were manipulated to favour the victor, the present day Nigerian currency also carries the faces of the victor(Tribal leaders) and virtually all national identities and characters were geared toward the victor. Today, these issues are becoming prominent and therefore some have presented themselves as Nigerians while the rest are appendixes. The victor now had a lot of bargaining power and a lot of wealth to influence the society at large. Those who are in love, have to create states on behalf of their lovers just like in the case of Delta state, where the Ijaws of Delta state have to pass through Benin (Edo State Capital), to go to their state capital in Asaba (Delta State Capital-considered to be an Igbo land). In the same Delta state, the Ijaws do not have local governments based on geographical area (No maps) but towns and simply associated with a particular local government area, based on passed tradition. [b]Port Harcourt had virtually fallen into the hands of the Igbos [/b]while the Ondo state radio station which used to broadcast news in Ijaw has totally been dropped.

Today, even though they have tribal agenda, they still parade themselves as national leaders. The present day Nigeria, the creation of states and local governments are major issues that cannot be treated with levity. This is because it is based on these parameters that various leaders can be represented at the Federal level and resources are also being allocated based on states and local governments. For example, Kano state has 43 local governments; Lagos state has 38 local governments while Bayelsa state has only 8 local governments.



http://unitedijaw.com/analysis.htm

Nobody gives a ratass whether a dumbass believes in sovereignty of Nigeria as a country or not. However, there are people who would want to opt out of the cesspit called Nigeria. There are ethnic nationalities not suitable as compatriots hence the need to secede.

atbu1983:
The greed is dat you dont want freedom for south south nationalities. You are only after acquiring the south south nationalities as your Pawn. You are trying to take advantage of d fact that that south south are multi ethnic. If Igbo truely love south south, they should agitate for Biafra and support d Confederation of Minority South South Nations are a complete nations from Biafra.

As a matter of fact, south-south is a misnomer. Ndiigbo are not holding a gun over anybody's head to join Biafra. There are more than two ethnic nationalities in the so-called south-south geopolitical region which Igbo are sizable national ethnicity in the configuration. I do not know if you are Ijo, Edo, Eshan, Ibibio, Annang, Ogoni, Efik, Urhobo, Itsekiri or Ejegan but one sure thing remains Igbo will join Igbo nationality either in Biafra or Republic of Igbo land. Ndiigbo shall not in anyway or form constitute obstacle to other minorities in the so-called south-south to form their nation state. One wonders why Nigeria ceded Bakassi which is home to such ethnic nationality in the so-called south-south to Cameroon. I guess you should be more worried about the rate at which the zoo named Nigeria gave away Bakassi and its so-called south-south ethnic nationalities than the creation of Biafra.

mcvaeey:
Asari Dokubo is not the spokesperson for us. He doesn't represent us. He's just a sore loser. Wait and see.

Are you ashamed of your forbearers? What is your dumbass ethnicity? I urge you to stop hiding behind idiotic south-south or Niger Delta to interlope on a serious matter such as Biafra and its composition.

atbu1983:
[b]Your deception wont work. Not everybody is a fool. [b]Some people can see through your smoke screen of greed.

What has peoples' desire to form independent homeland different from the crap, Nigeria, created by the goofy British got to do with greed? Most Nigerians are inherently imbecilic.

mcvaeey:
There are six geopolitical zones in Nigeria and the South South happens to be part of it. The South south geopolitical zone consists of six states. They are Edo, Delta, Bayelsa, Rivers, Akwa Ibom and Cross River. The term South south refers to the Southern most part of the country. The South south is made of the country's Southern minorities which are the Binis, Urhobos, Ijaws, Itsekiris, Isokos, Efiks, Ibibios, Ishans, Afemais, Ikwerres, Kalabaris, Nembes, Epies, Anangs, etc. These ethnic groups share a common history and are not too distinct from each other and they've always lived in peace. The people of South south are the most detribalized set of individuals you'll ever come across. They inter-marry with each other and even before the coming of the Europeans they've never at any point in history been at each others throat. The Binis see the Urhobos as brothers, the Urhobos see the ijaws as brothers, the ijaws see the Isokos as brothers, the Itsekiris see the Okpes as brothers, the Efiks see the Ibibios as brothers, the Ikwerres see the Kalabaris as brothers and they've never been any room for tribal bigotry. The day one of us was elected president we all celebrated irrespective of whether he might not be from my ethnic group or not and when he lost to Buhari we accepted our fate and have moved on. God blessed us with being the breadwinner of Nigeria. 98% of Nigeria's wealth comes from the South south. This is due to the presence of Crude oil found in our lands and in our waters. The six states that make up the South south zone are all oil producing states. The South South is also blessed with access to international waters.

I've come to realise something from those on the other side that over time they've always wanted to cunningly covet our God's given resources to themselves. They claim they're our brothers and that they're fighting for our interest but in the actual sense they are not. The igbos are only trying to force us into an alliance so that they can steal our resources and plunder our riches. They tried to do so during the civil war in the case of Benin city and the Epie people of Bayelsa. The civil war was never a war of liberation for the igbos but it was an avenue they wanted to employ in order to annex other people's land. That war could have been avoided but the greed of the igbos never allowed to know. They know that having south south will boost their economy that was why they wanted to annex our lands.

The number enemy of Nigeria are the igbos and they've never at any point hidden that fact. Igbos are not my brothers. The Urhobos, the ijaws, the ikwerres, Kalabaris, Efiks, Ibibios, Ishans, Itsekiris, Okpes, nembes, Epies etc are my brothers and not the igbos. They only want us in biafra cos of our oil and access to international waters. If not these factors, tell me why would they want to form a country with the people of South south? Simple, to rob us of our resources and make us second class citizens. One of our sons was president and with that is shows that good things are about to come for us. Buhari has kept to his promise and has even us more recognition than even our own son Gej.

South south will never be part of biafra. The earlier they realise that the bitter for them. Any attempt to include us in their map will be met heavily by force.

For your information, every dumbass in the so-called south-south shall not be allowed to be Biafran. Biafra shall never look like Nigeria where all bastardized idi.ots are allowed citizenship. In fact, Biafra shall never be a child's play or joke such as Nigeria.

spanishkid:
There's something VERY WRONG with the IGBO tribe...the past election and there after greatly revealed the MIND of the average Igbo Man and Woman: VERY UNREASONABLE, HATES TRUTH, TRIBALISTIC, DELUDED AND VIOLENT

The reason why a number of people these days say they are the ''The Most Hateful And Tribalistic Group In Nigeria'' is not only because it's TRUE but because people (other tribes) are MORE AWARE of their character more than ever before.

The Igbo man is NOT for PEACE, REASON,UNITY; what they want is CONTROL, MANIPULATION TO ACHIEVE THEIR AIMS AT THE EXPENSE OF OTHER TRIBES WHO THEY UNREASONABLY PERCEIVE AS THEIR ENEMIES

BUT THERE ARE A VERY FEW AMONG THEM WHO ARE TRULY GOOD AND REASONABLE PEOPLE ...YOU JUST NEED TO KNOW WHO YOU ARE DEALING WITH...

But you see...no matter the EVIL they may wish NIGERIA; saying the ''Zoo must Fall'' , GOD's good intentions for Nigeria and it's people will come to pass. AMEN!

You are a malnourished dumbass ninny.

GentleToks:
Here the fool comes with victim mentality as usual. Am i surprised ? No. It's(Wailing) an inbuilt endowment.

Why do you fools-Igbos are always of habit of avoiding the first action which attracted a reaction? Reaction happens as a result of actions.

Pls, let's forget about the past history but rather talk about what is happening today and tell me in all honesty if Igbos are not worthless and greedy.

Who dominate Jonathan administration against other regions? Igbos

Did other region threaten Nigeria with secession during Jonathan administration? No

Did Igbos come out to shout marginalisation of others cos whatever you don't like as a person, you wouldn't do to other people

May I ask a jackass such as you what has Daura Dumbass's government got to do with Jonathan Goodluck's administration?

Observant:
The former Minister of Police Affairs, Dr Ibrahim Yakubu Lame has advocated for the establishment of emergency powers to the President instead of following the long process that will deter the speed action when necessary. The former Minister made the remark while fielding questions yesterday from newsmen in Bauchi where he tasked Nigerians to see the emergence of President Muhammad Buhari on the leadership of the country as necessary condition for peace, development and credible change in the polity. According to him, the leadership of President Muhammad Buhari under the All Progressives Congress (APC) in which change was yearned for by Nigerians is geared to remove institutional decay, corruption and incompetence in the system that has affected so many sectors in the country, urging President Buhari to re-establish capacity, competence and integrity in national leadership at all levels including the private sector and the public sector. He advocated for the bestowment of emergency powers on President Muhammad Buhari that will not destroy democracy but make the system to effectively function, work and arrest the fundamental issue of decay in the society, saying that democracy is about the welfare, security and safety of the people, so there is need to take steps to ensure that Buhari succeeds without compromising the concept of representation. The APC gubernatorial aspirant in Bauchi state during the last elections noted that noted that Nigerians now have a leader who demonstrated the desire and capacity to change; hence an environment must be created for him to achieve that change. “We can do that for certain number of years, say in the next four years let’s do away with certain obstacles that will stop Buhari from functioning. After that, if it is not possible we add another four years, eight years in a life of a nation is not much to re-establish and re-position it is just doing what is expected. So if there are issues within the Constitution that are abused or being manipulated to stop Buhari from succeeding, we must remove or set them aside for now without compromising the fundamental position of the constitution”, he added. The one time education commissioner in the state stressed the need for the legal system, Law and Constitution be respected as they are all meant to provide for the security of lives of Nigerians, their properties and future, adding that societies always look at their peculiar situations and do things that will help them, recalling that when late President ‘Yar-Adua was sick, the same Nigerians called for doctrine of necessity. “Such call was never in our Constitution but we invoked the issue of doctrine of necessity and then Goodluck Jonathan was made to act to avoid possible collapse of the system, so I believe we need to look at that. Though the situation has not reached that position but there are signs, like the leadership crisis in the National Assembly which is uncalled for,” he added. He said that it was important to build and fix the country by removing leakages which President Buhari has started doing, especially by making public institutions work, allow rule of law to prevail, avoid wastage, and establish transparency and good governance.


http://nigerianpilot.com/apc-chieftain-calls-for-suspension-of-constitution-to-enable-buhari-perform/

This moronic jackass is used to military rule where everything was handed to imbecilic goons from northern region of Nigeria by the military juntas who hailed from the aforementioned region.

Chinua Achebe was a graduate of University of Ibadan not UNN.

This is one of the major reasons I have staunchly supported the disintegration of the cesspit called Nigeria. The Republic of Igbo land would have gladly establish exchange programs with Islamic Republic of Oodua. However the persons that will be involved in this exchange program shall be non-Muslims.

OPCNAIRALAND:
Inputs are welcome.

Mohammed Junaid said Buhari does not owe Igbo anything. I was expecting to hear a response but alas.....silence!!!

If it had bren a Yoruba that said Ibos will already be signing petition to UN complaining of hatred and marginalization.

Bloody 5th class citizens!!

Alhaji Junaid Mohammed is a basement dunce. Must Ndiigbo reply to any opinionated jackass such as Alhaji Junaid Mohammed?

Ugomba:
I have reading Nairaland topics since 2014 as a "guest" and i just decided to join fully as a member.(i love barcanista posts)

I am from Ogwashi-Uku, in Aniocha South LGA, Delta State.
One of the key things that I want to contribute is Anioma and the Igbo question.
How can a reasonable person say that We are Not Igbos? I noticed some "outsiders" making these Blasphemous statement. What a Funny World.
ANIOMAS is part of the IGBO Nation and We are Proudly IGBOS with the Onitcha people as our ancestral brothers.
The past President of Ohanaeze Ndi Igbo is our Son, why will anyone question our Igboness? Our Governor from Ika is Ifeanyi by name and wears a Red Igbo Cap always, We have an Eze. We speak Igbo language most of the time and we eat Igbo foods because We are Igbos.
Lets throw away Tribalism and Love ourselves.. Lets channel all the hate I have read here into something Productive.

Bros do not worry because Ndiigbo know the goons who are behind such inherent idiocy that people from Anioma are not Igbo.

Dolypson04:
I am not writing this post as a politician or a fanatic believer of President Burahi. I write as someone who craves for a better Nigeria.
I left school for home on Friday and got home around 7.15pm. Since then till now, they have been uninterrupted power supply. I kept anticipating when they would take it off as usual but my little bro kept telling me to keep dreaming. I must confess, I have never witnessed a 48hrs power supply at a stretch, not even while spending my hols in Ikorodu power station. The most we had was around 18hrs per day then.
Secondly, I drove into a feeling station and bought gasoline at #87/litre. I wondered if they have added #10 back to our subsidy. No queue, no hassle!
Don't get me wrong, I am not an advocate for PMB. In fact, I wasn't eligible to vote for him because I worked as an INEC ADHOC staff. I initially even joined people to call him a religion extremist.
Forget politics, forget religion and support what is working towards a better Nigeria.
A better Nigeria is all what I pray for!
PM : I don't live in GRA. I live in Adegbayi along New Ife road, Ibadan in case you want to confirm.

You are stark blind and inherently deluded to see any change by Daura Dumbass named Muhammadu Buhari

I guess dumbass Nigerians will still blame Ndiigbo for secession instead of goons uttering unguarded statements such as the one accredited to Alhaji Junaid Mohmmed. This was the style of unguarded and foolish rhetoric accredited to Bello, Balewa and Akintola in the 60s.

Nigeria is a glorified zoo.

Some posters on this Nairaland are certified trolls. Sometimes though, they stumble onto untold factual facts.

dunsman:
want to use this opportunity to apologize to all the members of APC and fans of PMB that felt insulted by my earlier comments to please forgive me. I'm so sorry for what I posted on this great forum, it was solely out of crass ignorance, youthful exuberance and unmitigated attention whoring.

My sincere apologies to the kind mods of this forum over my unwholesome attitude and flair for flouting the rules that holds the fabrics of this forum, I'm sorry for behaving in a manner that constitutes public e-nuisance.

As a good citizen, it behoves of me to put the current central government in prayers instead of posting unfounded rumors and cussing at them. Nigeria will be great.

I know say I don fork up, but make una no vex treat my fork up.

Sai Baba

There is no doubt you are a product of corruptible endeavors like Muhammadu Buhari.

WinningSun:
honestly ezeagu you really surprise me I always thought every Igbo are the same and I thought they have all been fooled that they are really Jew. I think I need to follow you on NL you seems logical than an emotional fools

I suggest you take your nonsensical crap about Igbo and Jew out of this discussion. I am a red blooded Igbo man and have never thought of migrating from Israel or any place. After all, Igbo is older than the country known today as Israel. The use of the term - "Israel" to define a country started in 1948. Many other names were contemplated but Israel was chosen.

ezeagu:
So why does Israel still exist and Britain didn't continue funding Arabs to take over Israel, why is Britain one of Israel's strongest allies? Let me guess, Jehovah? The "idiocy known as political correctness" is the reason why Nigerians could emigrate to the United State and United Kingdom in droves and escape the hell called Nigeria, which they maintained in I guess politically incorrect manner?

If you think that British was the only country in existence during the era in this discussion, I cannot help you. Most of the countries that supported existence of Transjordan later Jordan also supported the existence of Israel regardless of what goofy British thought.

olasmith10:
u ve repeated d same mistake again!!!

You are a dunce. The word "mistake" is a misnomer. If you are not a dunce, please tell the object of my first choice. No wonder you were helplessly lost in comprehension.

idris4r83:
Gej appointed over 80% of his cabinet from south south n south east. South south n south east people no even get shame. Una vote pmb? Then why must he appoint from the region That did not support him?

Did the post you referenced with the above crap talk about political appointment? This is one of the reasons the zoo called Nigeria needs to be disintegrated. Most people in the zoo called Nigeria are inherently dumb.

olasmith10:
u ve successfully accomplished making "NO POINT" congratulations...

The above post has qualified you as one of the goons that populated the zoo called Nigeria. The best way to hide ignorance is to keep mute.