₦airaland Forum

Beaf:
The subsidy faction was never really separate from the boko haram faction, and the sudden removal of the subsidy helped to show who was where in very glaring light; the tanks in Lagos seem to be playing several tactical roles.
GEJ has been able to form his own solid power block, although it took him longer because the elite of two ethnic majority groups have sided with the boko haram faction.

Nigeria's biggest problem is ethnic bigotry. The future portends a breakup if the boko haram faction persists, because even a toddler knows that the battle is all about control of Nigeria's oil resources by wicked people who do not care for the average person and see the ND person, in the bowels of whose Earth the oil sits, as an impediment.

I am afraid we are seeing a situation where each region will have to source for income outside oil and for territory outside the Niger Delta and South East. There will not be a united army to fight a civil war against these two sections of the country; indeed, we will likely see a splintering into core-North, South West and the rest.

The only reason Nigeria would remain together is if predominantly, the US wants the core-North to remain in the country for two reasons; to be subjugated as a bulwark against radical extremists threatening the lifting of oil and to stop Nigeria's massive population from distabilising new US oil interests in Ghana and the bight of Guinea. The interests of America do not bode well for none SE/SS and Middle Belt regions.

ak47mann:
we better survive like Swaziland which is land-lock and one of the best country in Africa, than living in a  southern end of the Gulf of Guinea where stronger tropical storms from the South Atlantic create storm surges up to three metres high. This one ijaw people will claim back their Lagos they don't mind living on top of water, na2day

Ohaneze1:
Nigeria government like fire-bridge approach, I trust America will be doing now if they found out that some parts of their territory will be claimed by the ocean. Or is this a NL gimmick has somebody confirmed the source of this news?

With revelation below FG and NASS should swing into action to avert this disaster by providing alternative land allocation elsewhere. Because what it means is that by 2050 Yoruba land [/b]would have been non-existent.

[b]
"The effects of sea-level rise will be most “dramatic” in Nigeria's economic capital Lagos which is just five metres above sea level, with some parts of the city lying below sea-level, Cramer said.

The flooding is likely be most severe in Lagos because of its position at the southern end of the Gulf of Guinea where stronger tropical storms from the South Atlantic create storm surges up to three metres high, Cramer said. He estimates that most of the 15 million inhabitants of Lagos will be displaced."

stayreal:
Don't mind these fools. Is calabar landlcocked? Is it not the SE? Was calabar not the capital of the Eastern region years ago? Have these people asked themselves this? They talk about the SE but have never been there, yet Igbos have seen all areas in Nigeria and know what they have and what they lack!

Nchara:
I have just told you that many of the waterways in SS are in the SS-Igbo territory. So a new Igbo country [b]will not [/b]be landlocked. And even if they were, what is the correlation between that and a successful Igbo country?

Nchara:
You are contradiction personified. Igbos cannot be in SS and still be landlocked. You have defeated your own argument which in any case was puerile to begin with. I don't argue with dunces. Next please.

Nchara:
So what was all your argument about Igbos being landlocked about?

Are Igbos landlocked as you claim, nor not?

Nchara:
Like Igbos, they will also depend on their neighbours , yes or no? And some of those neighbours will be Igbo. They will have to pass thru Igboland in the eastern flank to get to the North and thru other zones too. You are a slowpoke.

What do you even mean by SS? What about the Igbos in SS? The highest ranking Igbo man in Ohaneze Ndigbo is from SS. Is that lost to you?

Nchara:
I thought you said no Igbos in the SS?

Nchara:
Ondo and Ogun (because they are contingent to the ocean like Lagos) share similar fates. There are articles about all of these. Use google. Olodo

chino11:
Are you this daft? Can't you comprehend simple grammar you ewu Yoruba? We have just confirmed to you that sooner than later the whole of Yoruba land would have been under water. Why bother how SE will have its own assess, instead of focusing on the flood that is on its way right now to take you guys away. Don't you get it?

Here is the message again, please kindly spread it to your kinsmen; accept our heartfelt feeling. ndo


"The effects of sea-level rise will be most “dramatic” in Nigeria's economic capital Lagos which is just five metres above sea level, with some parts of the city lying below sea-level, Cramer said.

The flooding is likely be most severe in Lagos because of its position at the southern end of the Gulf of Guinea where stronger tropical storms from the South Atlantic create storm surges up to three metres high, Cramer said. He estimates that most of the 15 million inhabitants of Lagos will be displaced."


http://www.irinnews.org/Report.aspx?ReportId=79986

Nchara:
Like Igbos, they will also depend on their neighbours , yes or no? and some of those neighbours will be Igbo. T[b]hey will have to pass thru Igboland in the eastern flank to get to the North[/b]. You are a slowpoke.

Nchara:
How does the North have access to land? [/b]Do they own the land in the neighbouring countries from which they will import stuff? I told you you are a complete illiterate. Like I said, many o the waterways in SS are owned by Igbo speaking people (Opobo, Ahoada, Ikwerre, Etche). When the die is cast, do you believe these people will prefer to be with Ijaw as second class citizens than with their fellow Igbos as a united Igbo?

HA HA,

Mr literati do know the meaning of [b]Land-Borders.

chino11:
The question is, if Yoruba land would be in existence by then, because from all indications Yoruba land would have been covered in water due to the looming global warming and this will see the SE having real assess to the damn sea

If you doubt, here is a report to prove that you guys are presently living and sitting on the keg of a gun power. Soon and ver soon you guys would have landed in the Atlantic ocean:

"The effects of sea-level rise will be most “dramatic” in Nigeria's economic capital Lagos which is just five metres above sea level, with some parts of the city lying below sea-level, Cramer said.

The flooding is likely be most severe in Lagos because of its position at the southern end of the Gulf of Guinea where stronger tropical storms from the South Atlantic create storm surges up to three metres high, Cramer said. He estimates that most of the 15 million inhabitants of Lagos will be displaced."


http://www.irinnews.org/Report.aspx?ReportId=79986

Nchara:
It all depends on what Igbos in SS (who own some of the waterways) think. Will they prefer to be with their Igbo brothers as equal Igbos or be junior partners with bigger groups of other ethnicities. If they go with the larger Igbo, then the issue is resolved

If they do not, then why would a SS country deprive itself of income that will come from allowing SE use waterways to move their goods to the SE? They are wiser than that. We will sit down and agree on taxes and all that. Stop hitting your head for another man's headache

The real landlocked people are the northerners. But again I ask, what has being landlocked got to do with success?

ak47mann:
we have water ways that leads to the ocean and is getting dredged when completed wont need to beg anybody

ak47mann:
have you drink some ewedu today?am watching you soon i will send on you, bush Yoruba man,having access to the sea is of useless for Yoruba land because you don't export anything bloody parasite subsidy is no mare make Una eat sand

we can dredge  our rivers that one na moi moi

Better continue begging  the SS to allow you get a Water-Port, so you can paddle those containers to Onitsha

Dede1:
@POST

I love the composition of individuals alleged to have attended the so-called SW and SS joint consultation meeting. I hope it is an eye opener to those naïve Igbo persons who still call for the formation of one nation that include all the stiffs in southern Nigeria.

The composition of this so called SW and SS meeting has reiterated my resolve that we either have Republic of Igbo land or Biafra which will consist of Igbo, Ibibio, Annang, Ogoni, Ijo (Okirika and Kalabari) and certain people in Benue State (Idoma).

Believe me, I love this development and wish it bears some fruits.

sultaan:
I'm sorry to say that was not a smart move by Sowore You can chew the minister for being late, but lets have a grown up talk of how to fix things.

Victory is not through making Aluta noise, that was for those days in Unilag.

Let the minister make her point then pick out big holes in the plan(if any exist) and suggest realistic alternatives.

He showed no respect for the speaker nor the audience in the hall, the person claiming this is America land of freedom is the one getting thrown out by

American police. Where is the victory in that?

If he had used his position as part of the audience with a different view, the police cannot throw him out, like he said he's free to express his opinion in a proper manner, but not become a menace which he did by his action.

blocker:
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Bashr8 it is your father and hopeless mother that came from a Gorilla. You can never stand toe to toe with an Igbo man without wrangling your way around things like Yorubas do. I don't give a bleep if you love or hate Igbos. We don't go around begging food from your likes like Awolowo planned. God punish all of u a million times. I spit on all your faces. BASTARDS.

Ironically yorubas look like monkeys even as black as guerilla, I hate to tow this part but since you want us to really start saying things as it is.

LeoMax:
Boys, will always be boys. Stop dating boys and start dating men. Its obvious that your present boyfriend talking about "rot in Jail" is also a naive little boy. Has he ever heard that bail is free and that the police have no right to lock a Nigerian citizen in a police cell over 24hrs without granting a bail ro charging to court ? Thats where I consider your ex-bf another punk, cos a real man would have called any charge and bail lawyer and you will see how he will come out of that cell within 5 minutes of detention without a dime to the hungry looking police force farce. My 2 cents to freecocoa is; stop dating boys, make yourself " toastable " to real men, like my brother Beaf;- an incomparable intellegnum indescribable by any compendium.

Ezeufi:
I couldn't stop laughing on the bold part. Unfortunately, Nyiibos are inherently inferior people. They make the most noise about self pride, yet they are the ones calling themselves the israelites/jews of Africa. Of course that indicates that they wish they were jews rather that Nyiibos. A jew would never call themself something like "russian of the mid-east", neither an englishman call himself "zulu of europe". Yet Nyiibos call themselves jews of Africa. Whatever happened to your true identity? Nyiibos of Africa? Is it that bad being a nyiibo,?

Ogboni is a fraternal institution indigenous to the Yoruba language-speaking polities of Nigeria, Republic of Bénin and Togo. The society performs a range of political and religious functions, including exercising a profound influence on regents and serving as high courts of jurisprudence in capital offenses.

Beaf:
Phuck you and phuck your cocoa money. The Midwest left the Western region, because they were exploiting our oil palm and rubber money to develop their region, while we were the donkeys. Today it speaks volumes that we are closer to the SE. So phuck you and your cocoa.

dayokanu:
Are they saying its only Ifeanyi Uba who stole all the subsidy money? Something is not adding up

Retardeen abeg release the names of the thieves

nsiadi:
Democracy allows freedom
Yes but not freedom to do every damn thing
People have been touting that GEJ has no teeth
When he was pushed to the wall he showed he has good dentition
How dare useless people, under cover of strike, call a sitting president names
The people who lost elections suddenly found time to see if they can get in tru the back door
The laws of the land is for every body
Its for Tunde Bakares, Soyinkas, Charlie Boys, Dino Malayes, Femi Kutis, Balarabe Musas
GEJ has all the instruments needed to make everybody toe the line
As the chief executive he has the prerogative to lead us tru thick & light
He, however, must mellow with human face----thats what good governance demands
Nothing less is expected