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Wow, they are not playing anymore!!! |
bawomolo:I do be smokin that Igbo from time to time. ![]() Makes me see clearly. |
Mehn, I love me some Becky! |
GUARDS 18:In times of peace, we prepare for war, and in times of war, we prepare for peace. I do not want an Igbo only state. I have always wanted an Eastern state filled with the Idoma, Igala, Igbo, Efik, Calabari and a host of other groups you probably have never heard of. Biafra was not an Igbo only state if you have forgotten and many groups such as the Ibibio and the Efik fought on the same side as their Igbo cousins. I hate when some people try to paint Biafra as only Igbo. The name Biafra was given by an Ijaw if you did not know that. |
jumobi1:Well I am part Ibibio, and I know that them and the Efik would join the Igbo in a separate nation. I don't know if the Ijaw will. That would be a 50-50 chance. And the Idoma would rather join the Igbo instead of joining the Hausa-Fulani. I forgot to add the Tiv and the Jukon. |
FL Gators:Oh hush and go back to my kitchen where you belong. I need some egusi soup! |
jumobi1:Would they want to be with the Hausa or Yoruba? ![]() |
O Heavenly father, I do not pray much, but please answer my prayer. May you please destroy this wicked nation called Nigeria, where human life is considered cheap. I kneel before you to allow my people to leave this wicked land and form our own nation with our cousins the Ijaws, Efik, Ibibio, Igala, Ijaw, Calabari, Idoma and any other group who are related to the Igbo. In your name I pray AMEN! |
sjeezy8:Helllll naw!!! ![]() My family's land in Lagos will always stay in Igbo hands. We Igbos will buy up all the land in Yorubaland. You can keep our oil, as long as we own all of your land. We Igbos need living space and Yorubaland will be a nice place to settle for the Igbo. ![]() |
This is hilarious! People get upset, that we Igbos consider ourselves a race. Race is a social construct, so we are socially constructing an Igbo race. lolWhenever, the Ndi Igbo are involved, the other groups, mainly the Yoruba get highly upset. What is with these people? They are like rabid dogs. It seems like the Yoruba are in love with us Igbos. Even when you mention what the Igbos are doing as a group, they get upset. Is it, because they haven't thought of this. To get a Yoruba upset, just mention, "Biafra" "Ojukwu" and now "Igbo Race," and these people get upset. |
Ellyptical:Making deals with the devil. This is what Gowon and Co. did in order to defeat Biafra. So much of a fuss to defeat us. Had to use Cameroon and the Western powers arms to defeat us. |
18 platoon:Maybe you should worry about your so called cousin who supposedly designed a car. lol ![]() |
SEFAGO:When you are recognized as a nation, by other nations, of course you become a nation. It seems like you do not understand international law. When the U.S. recognized Kosovo as its own nation, it became a nation. As long as there are nations recognizing you as a separate entity, then you are a nation. It is as simple as that. China does not recognize Taiwan as a nation, but countries like the United States recognize it as a nation of its own. Kosovo did not want to be part of Serbia, so they left. And the U.S. recognized the tiny nation in Eastern Europe as a separate entity. It seems like some Nigerians have no knowledge of the world. |
18 platoon:The only people have criticized me is you the lone Hausa, and the spineless Yoruba. So in essence, only insignificant people. |
omobadan:Of course the Yoruba wont do anything. You will spread your arms and welcome slavery to the Fulani. Yes, eat your fried rice and chicken as you are made slaves. |
[quote author=hatch# link=topic=416730.msg5738579#msg5738579 date=1269199274]Igbo Can you do us a favour and shut your trap. The Igbo warrior or is it town crier ![]() what is happening in Ebonyi is just a little mis understanding and you will probably settle amicably after about 1000 casualities ? [/quote]And the noise is getting louder and louder. Now even a madman from another country can realize Nigeria is a failure. You are clearly delusional as I have stated before.How does it feel fighting a losing battle? The Fulani are at your gates. Now run! ![]() |
sjeezy8:I am a Niger Deltan you fool. Imo and Abia state is part of the Niger Delta if you forget. And the Ikwerre Igbo are the Niger Delta. Port Harcourt is an Igbo town. Igwe Ocha is the name and may you never forget it. The Ijaw can have their own Republic, but like I said in another thread, the Efik, Ibibio, Ogoni, Delta Igbo, Ikwerre and the other groups within the East will join the Igbo before they join any Ijaw. I am part Ibibio if you did not know. Shows your knowledge of Eastern politics. Mind your business and stay out of Eastern affairs. Yourbas always commenting on something they know nothing about. |
googles:lls ![]() Maybe I will keep on messing with you. I was going to stop, but you kept on going. |
[quote author=~Bluetooth link=topic=416981.msg5738448#msg5738448 date=1269198222]it is becoming clearer day after day that chunks of those calling for breakup of the nigerian state are largely from the niger delta and south eastern regions.the reason is not far-fetched,they believe they have the oil to live on afterwards thereby not minding the consequences of the actions necessary to achieve their selfish interests.it started with the monthly resource control derivatives allocated to only niger delta state which currently stood at 13 percent and all efforts to gear it up have not been acted upon by the federal govt due to little impact the fund have on the poor citizens of the region.imo,i wonder if the two regions would cry for break if they have only arid land like the northern part of the country.that is why these people will always incite those that may have sympathy or related opinion to their cause.the ghadaffi case ought to have been discredited if truely we are an indepedent and ONE nation but a polarised section of the public chose to support the comment provided it could incite people against the central government.i only hope the niger delta and south east can lower their ego,let patrotism override their ethnocentric attitude so that we can move forward as a nation.the country should not split because of ethnic sentiments because oil has done more harm than good to this country.will these regions had cried for secession if they dont have oil,hell NO.long live federal republic of NIGERIA.[/quote]And I think it is selfish of you to keep people in this country against their will. For the record, we Igbos could care less about the oil that is found in our land. You do see that there is not much oil exploration in Alaigbo even though we have the oil. The reason being, is that we seen the mess the Federal Republic of Nigeria has done in the Niger Delta. We do not want that nonsense in our land. So it is Nigeria's selfishness to keep us within this union for the oil. 2 million of my people lives were given to keep this nation as one, because of oil. That is a mighty price to pay for any people. So hush up before I put you in your place again. |
sjeezy8:Says the one who wears those skinny jeans. ![]() You have some nerve to talk. Just sayin. Let he who is without sin, cast the first stone. And you say Yorubaland does not have any of these conflicts? This is the pot calling the kettle black. |
googles:My bad lil girl, it was not meant to be funny. Yes, embrace my swagganess. |
sjeezy8:But, it is much easier to laugh at you though. ![]() |
sjeezy8:Look idiot, I was not concerning myself with Ekiti affairs. I was just laughing at your people. If I was concerned about what is going on in Ekiti, I would be giving your foolish people advice. Simple logic is not your forte. You are too dumb to understand what is going on. You probably do not not even know where this place is on the Nigeria map. So why concern yourself with it? It is not like your people travel like the other groups. You can speak about something you do not know. |
It is just one Igbo clan against another. Like I told you people before, stop worrying about Eastern affairs. This is our business, not yours. We can handle it on our own. Some of my people still look to their clan than there "Igboness." Even among my own Igbo clan, the Aro, some still consider themselves superior to other Igbos. However, there are few in number now. We Igbos travel to different parts of Igboland all the time. These foolish Igbos still look to their clans are quite delusional. Just a minor clan violence. It does affect the entirety of the Igbo race. |
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[/quote]And the noise is getting louder and louder. Now even a madman from another country can realize Nigeria is a failure. You are clearly delusional as I have stated before.