Ikinternational:



Dead men don’t talk
I will vamoose cos I am a Son of a Witch

Eastlink:
The effort you dissipate in fighting Biafra should be used to pursue your own survival. When will you grow up Tonye? I expect you to reply me with your Adaka moniker, lol!

Ikinternational:



Pussies I will hide behind curtains.
I will vamoose cos I am a Son of a Bitch

Ikinternational:



You lost. BADLY! By knockout
5 pages of as s kicking

Hopefully the next opponent presents a better match

I don't derive pleasure in abusing the handicapped

ADIOS LOSER

Ikinternational:


There is no pleasure kicking a dead horse
The fun is gone

OfoIgbo:


Of course, that is my dead son's foolish body.

November1857:
The dot of a thing best describe to Edo people , cos they don't belong to anywhere

Niether Oduduwa or Biafra,
they apparently running around the circle...

OdumegwuOjukwu:


And that is why you surround the Dot as if in worship. Same way Joseph's brother surrounded him.

We know how the story ended.

IJOBA11:


FULANI STREET URCHINS

TimFisher2:


Yes i am proudly a dot

A dot that will become a greatest panacea for other African nations to emulate

Thanks for reminding who we are...Next!

odduduwa:
no problem I think we should be weary of the fact that we don't know is where Edo belongs , like a bat , you don't know what to call it

spearman:
Great. Just leave out Niger Delta Republic out of Biafra. Best of luck

vasel15:


brave freedom fighters,bia this edo boy,wetin concern you and biafra matter?,wetin be your problem,nna take your time o

OfoIgbo:


Of course, that is my dead son's foolish body

ProfAmaben:


Pictures of NBM members in Edo state.

Bloody never do well cultists.

ProfAmaben:


My dear brother, no one is interested in cultists and never do wells, carry your wahala go join Oduduwa, from the depth of any Igbo man's heart, we don't want South South, probably only Kanu wants this.

OfoIgbo:


Of course, that is my dead son's foolish body

Living4christ:
The State of Biafra shall be a union of voluntary nations with the same irreducible value-system, culture and historical ties. To join the union of Biafra, each proposed constituent nation or sub-nation listed below must vote in a referendum, where they will unambiguously assert their will to be part of the union of the State of Biafra.
There shall be no, inducement, coercion, force, pressure or arm-twisting. The rebirth of the State of Biafra shall be a coalition of wiling nations under the protection of the Most High Supreme Creator of the Universe Almighty God Chukwu Okike Abiama, in whose grace and protection we place our trust.

BIAFRA AUTONOMOUS NATIONS
The idea of national autonomy is based on the principle of equality of all constituent Biafra nations.
They shall constitute the primary area of Legislation, Governance, Management and Control of Natural Resources and issues relating to Self Determination.

1. ANIOMA-IGBO
2. ANNANG
3. EFIK
4. IBIBIO
5. IDOMA/IGEDE
6. IGALA
7. ALA-IGBO
8. IKWERE-IGBO
9. ITSEKIRI
10. ISOKO
11. IZON
12. OGONI
13. UHROBO

The Purpose of Biafra Autonomous Nations are:

- to reaffirm our faith in fundamental human rights, in the dignity and worth of the human person, in the equal rights of men and women and of nations large and small, and
- to promote social progress and better standards of life in larger freedom,
- To maintain national peace and security, and to that end: to take effective collective measures for the prevention and removal of threats to the peace, and for the suppression of acts of aggression or other breaches of the peace, and to bring about by peaceful means, and in conformity with the principles of justice and national law, adjustment or settlement of national disputes or situations which might lead to a breach of the peace;
- To develop friendly relations among nations based on respect for the principle of equal rights and self-determination of peoples, and to take other appropriate measures to strengthen universal peace;
- To achieve national co-operation in solving national problems of an economic, social, cultural, or humanitarian character, and in promoting and encouraging respect for human rights and for fundamental freedoms for all without distinction as to race, sex, language, or religion.

STATE OF BIAFRA GOVERNMENT STRUCTURE
 EXECUTIVE
 BIAFRA PARLIAMENT
 PRIME MINISTER
 PRESIDENT

 LEGISLATIVE
 BIAFRA PARLIAMENT
 NATIONAL LEGISLATURE
 CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES

 JUDICIARY
 CONSTITUTIONAL COURT
 APPELLATE COURT
 COURT OF JUSTICE
 COMMON LAW COURT

POLITICAL SYSTEM
The three branches are :
the Legislative - the part that makes laws,
the Executive - the part that carries out ( executes) the laws, and
the Judiciary - the courts that decide if the law has been broken.

These Separation of Powers helps to make sure people are safe. The executive branch carries out the laws but cannot make laws to make themselves powerful. Also the judiciary is responsible for making sure that criminals are punished so that members of the government or legislature cannot ignore the law as the judiciary can check on them.
The Executive carries out the day-to-day government and administration of Biafraland. It proposes laws to the parliament and executes the laws passed by the parliament. The Executive is formed from the majority party or parties in Biafra Parliament. Members of the Executive (Directorate of State) are all members of either the Biafra Parliament or National Legislature. The operation of the Executive and the Parliament are inextricably intertwined.

1. There shall be a Prime Minister who is the head of government and leader of a multi-party System in Biafraland.
(a) The Prime Minister selects and may dismiss other members of the cabinet, and allocates posts to members within the government.
(b) The Prime Minister is the pivotal person in contemporary executive governments. The PM is the focus of public and media attention, and has immense power to shape the composition of the government and determine its policy directions.
(c) The Prime Minister overviews the Executive Arm of Government in Biafraland, including information on the major Conventions, the operation of the Directorate of State, the work of Ministers and the Cabinet, ministerial behaviour and resignations.

2. There shall be a President of Biafra who shall be elected by the Chamber of Deputies by a secret ballot process.
(a) The minimum age limit for the office of the President shall be 30years and the maximum age limit shall be 75years. Minimum qualification shall be the old Standard Six or bachelors degree in any discipline.
(b) The President of Biafra is the de jure head of Biafraland. The position is largely an apolitical and ceremonial role.
(c) The President's ceremonial roles include signing every law (except those pertaining to the President's powers) and international or bilateral treaty, ceremonially appointing the Prime Minister, confirming and endorsing the credentials of ambassadors, and receiving the credentials of foreign diplomats.
(d) The President is the only government official with the power to pardon or commute prison sentence.
(e) The President appoints the Chairman of the Treasury Board of Biafra upon recommendation from the Prime Minister.
(f) The President also ceremonially appoints judges to their posts after their selection, he/she is nevertheless crucial to the operation of Biafra’s executive government.
(g) The President chairs the special session of the Directorate of State, gives assent to legislation, makes appointments on the advice of the government, and performs a host of other executive and ceremonial functions.
(h) The President’s role is also in appointing the Prime Minister who is usually the leader of the largest party in Parliament following an election, dissolving parliaments and calling elections.

3. There shall be a Parliamentary System of government in Biafraland.
(b) Biafra Parliament shall be sovereign in exercise of functions relating to the governance of Biafraland. It shall exercise this sovereign powers through the office of the Prime Minister.
(c) Members of Parliament shall be elected in general party based parliamentary election.
(d) From among the elected members of the Parliament, the Prime Minister of Biafra shall be elected by members of Biafra Parliament.
(e) The minimum age limit to be elected a parliamentarian shall be 21years.
(f) The Parliamentary Dress code shall be corporate – suit and tie.
(g) The maximum age to seek elected office shall be 55years of age.
(h) There shall be a Speaker of the Parliament and a Speaker of the Chamber of Deputies.
(i) Biafra Parliament shall be the legislative arm of government and an equal partner in relation to the other two (2) arms of government namely the Executive and the Judiciary.

I. Individual parliamentary privileges include:
- Freedom of speech
- Freedom from arrest in civil action for anything said on the floor of the house. All statements made on the floor of the Biafran Parliament is covered by privilege and shall not form the basis of a law suit.
- There will be NO immunity from arrest and prosecution for all elected officials and public servants.
- Exemption from jury duty
- Exemption from appearing as a witness
- Freedom from obstruction, interference, intimidation and molestation
II. Collective parliamentary privileges include:
- Power to discipline
- Regulation of the House's internal affairs
- Management of Employees
- Authority to maintain the attendance and service of Members
- Right to institute inquiries and to call witnesses and demand papers
- Right to administer oaths to witnesses
- Right to publish papers containing defamatory material
III. Parliamentary Committees amend bills on the appropriate subjects. Committee chairpersons are chosen by their members, on recommendation of the House Committee, and their factional composition represents that of the Parliament itself. Committees may elect sub-committees and delegate powers to them, or establish joint committees for issues concerning more than one committee. To further their deliberations, they invite government ministers, senior officials, and experts in the matter being discussed. Committees may request explanation and information from any relevant ministers in any matter within their competence, and the ministers or persons appointed by them must provide the explanation or information requested.

Permanent committees amend proposed legislation dealing with their area of expertise, and may initiate legislation. However, such legislation may only deal with Basic Laws and laws dealing with the Parliament, elections to the Parliament, members of the Parliament, or National Legislature.
Special committees function in a similar manner to permanent committees, but are appointed to deal with particular manners at hand, and can be dissolved or turned into permanent committees. Parliamentary inquiry committees are appointed by the Prime Minister to deal with issues viewed as having special national importance. In addition, there are two types of committees that convene only when needed: the Interpretations Committee, made up of the Speaker and eight members chosen by the House Committee, deals with appeals against the interpretation given by the Speaker during a sitting of the Prime Minister to the Parliament rules of procedure or precedents, and Public Committees, established to deal with issues that are connected to the Parliament.

IV. Permanent committees:
- House Committee
- Finance Committee
- Economic Affairs Committee
- Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee
- Interior and Environment Committee
- Immigration, Absorption, and Diaspora Affairs Committee
- Education, Culture, and Sports Committee
- Constitution, Law, and Justice Committee
- Labour, Welfare, and Health Committee
- Science and Technology Committee
- Committee on the Status of Women
- Special committees:
- Committee on Drug Abuse
- Committee on the Rights of the Child
- Committee on Foreign Workers
- Biafra Central Elections Committee
- Public Petitions Committee
- Child Welfare Committee

OfoIgbo:


I hope I have buried my son that UGM sent for judgement yesterday

meccuno:
You are still useless. If you like draw the dot on your forehead. You are still useless.

meccuno:
[s][/s] Edo is useless in Nigeria. And useless in the SS. Who wants to even put you in any country? Apart from cultism and prostitution, what else are you known for? Stop feeling important because even Cameroon would reject you

joyandfaith:


Which guys?

mbos:
one Nigeria dreamers , enjoy your long dream

joyandfaith:


Edo is another dot in a circle. There are so many dots in south south and north central.

OfoIgbo:


But those annoying extortionist checkpoints have disappeared. Igbos are happy with that. Zoo Fulani and Edo terrorist soldiers are being exterminated everyday. The police and army can no longer mount their usual checkpoints again

AdakaBoro8:
nothing you small dot ibo man your coward kanu can do... no inch of niger delta will be allowed to go with biafra...

nothing can divide united niger delta republic... as long as IYC is concerned.

OfoIgbo:


I believe they are doing better. They just killed 6 of your best soldiers yesterday.

Just remember to pack out of Igodomigodo Umunri

AdakaBoro8:
i want those yam shape heads to suffer in biafra republic... imagine they feel superior in their cockroach heart and try to decide for us...

imagine common ibos

SenatePresdo:


Akwacross and Edo have never been one.

It's fulani politics that's is making you guys feel an average Akwacross man would choose a Midwestern man over his fellow Eastern man, all in the name of Niger-Delta or South-South whatever.

Edo that doesn't even have oil, are fighting hard to attach themselves to Biafra Territories.

When it's time for referendum, you will see. You guys should continue living in Delusion.