₦airaland Forum

kropotkin2:
when Kanu was a free man i listened to radio biafra regularly on the internet. That in addition to the countless videos of him soliciting for arms and threatening indiscriminate violence on other ethnic groups. The evidence against him is so Strong, it will be a walkover for the government securing a conviction

OgundeleT:
until there is referendum, we cant know whether the majority of the igbo want to secede. presently nobody is forcing anybody
yes. based on our constitution. that is if there is going to be alteration the natinal assembly must be aware

by voting for those who will help you put in in our constitution
no. they are the law makers in Nigeria and whenever any alteration is going to be carried out on our laws they must be aware.
Hausa only have say on on the law that govern us all and not Biafra

all this you are regurgitating can never give you people Biafra. i can authoritatively say today that majority of Igbo love to be in Nigeria until referendum prove otherwise and since there is nothing like referendum in our constitution there is nothing one can do. human being have laws that guide them, we are not animals and until that law is changed nobody will have sympathy for you people if govt jail anybody for doing what contravene the present law

Kingsasian:
These avengers are mad. Why don't they attack those politicians directly instead of making lives more difficult for the poor masses they said they are fighting for They should go to Abuja and bomb the mansions of those thieves.

Propropro:
The man that single handedly ensured biafra was dead and buried in 1970 while Ojukwu fled to ivory coast with his tail behind his legs. God bless Gowon for keeping this great nation one. We are forever grateful

OgundeleT:
almost every colonised country were forced to be together, and once it is recognised as a sovereign state then so be it. but if you people need referendum your reps and senators can do that for you by voting for those who can help you lobby it into the constitution, it may take them decades to do that though. anything apart from that will never work.

chydon24:
I don't understand why this Gowon has become the one who decides the faith of this country though what came out of his thought. He was not even present when Lord Lugard created Nigeria and what was on the mind of the people that did this false marriage. His is trying to let us know that the reason why he killed millions of people during the civil war was b/c he was admiring the map of Nigeria. Shame on him. He is an evil man.

SuperS1Panther:


Your response is very laughable.

1. The Grand Norm of every nation is the constitution and every activity of all the entities within the association is encapsulated in the constitution. Anything outside the constitution is ultra vires, null and avoid.

2. Right is not absolute anywhere in the world. Every right has its own responsibility and your right must not infringe on the right of others. As much as the bset mout of alaigbo has the right to use his basket mouth to preach hate, he has infringe on the right of others to life and therefore the State ha the right to punish him for infringing on the right to life of others.

After FG is through with him, he will still be sent to ICC to face his crime against humanity for inciting genocide. Thank God for the alertness and vigilance of FG. Maybe by now over a million people might have been killed in Nigeria as a result of the hate mongering of that mad man.

He will rot in jail.

SuperS1Panther:
Is that the best your vestigial brain can come up with?

Show us part of your constitution that recognises referendum like that of England and Scotland?

In marital divorce, is there not a laid process for it? If the wife is threatening to kill her husband if he does not divorce her, will such husband not get such an uncouth wife arrested for threat of violence, bodily harm and first degree premeditated murder.

drss2:
how nigerians voted dis failed expired product of 1985 in 2015 is d 10th wonder of d world.

Yyeske:
Seun should be told that these silly Biafran threads must be closed and the OP who brought it up banned for six months at least.
Seun should be reminded that security officials visit this site and maybe monitoring his clandestine support for these silly Biafran threads.
Nuff said Seun

Speak2klein:
OK sir! They should continue to waste time and clamour for sovereignty. What plans are on ground after sovereignty? Unfortunately, we Nigerians are always sentimental about things. The igbos have left their lands to develop other places eg Lagos. I have not seen any indication or alliance between the igbo governors. In the end we gain sovereignty and can't even survive after. I'm not against sovereignty, I'm against sovereignty without a plan. Let's get things right in our cupboard first before we start clamouring for sovereignty.

Speak2klein:
The best step to independence is actually financial independence. That is what the article clamours for. Let's first develop our region as we do that we are less dependent on the FG. Rather than focus on the problem, create solutions. Remember the biafran war, what killed most if the easterners wasn't guns or bullets but hunger. If the easterners were self sufficient in food then the massacre wouldn't have been that terrible. Once beaten twice shy. I hope we learn.

DropShot:
You know deep down your heart you're Not sincere.

sCun:
Zoom in and read the article Yoruba illiterate.

We are not seceeding from Nigeria, we just want to go back to the way we were before the British came.

TheArchangel:
I am baffled by the number of non-Igbos celebrating this "news". They really want Igbos so bad.

Aigbofa:
You are trying to dress a hateful bigot in the garb of a freedom fighter. Did Biko and Mandela ever call for the total extermination of their opponents in South Africa?
If Kanu pushed you, he probably pushed you into a pool with live crocodiles and other dangerous reptiles, the earlier you recognize this the better for you.

UncleSnr:
Now to the main issue, as a Nigerian 100% of all our politicians corrupt and those claimed not to be, still serving and retired, are all affiliated to a religious body. None have I read his/her profile ascertaining his/her disbelief in a diety, stating to be an Atheist.

So am asking, if an Atheist (one that is publicly known to be one) comes out to contest for a public position will you vote for Him/Her?

NB: You shouldn't use his or her competence level as a criteria cos those already voted for have shown their competence and incompetence in the past and present.

Yes or No, stating your reasons.

BizLifeE:
Several months ago, I bought Val-U bread for N220. Two months later, price went upwards to N250. A few months later, it became N300.

I was perplexed and exasperated.

Name it: Table water, toothpaste, malt drinks, transport fares, school fees, house rent, garri, elubo, handset, dollar, gas, bottled groundnut, rice, imported products, etc., etc.

The naira is losing value fast, and people get poorer and poorer. The previous generation were richer than the present one, and surely the present generation would be richer than the coming one. That’s one hidden law of economics that many educated people don’t know.

What I can use N1,000 for about 10 years ago was much more significant than what I can use it for nowadays. This means that, unless you have several sources of income, or your alary is increased regularly, you become a poorer person.

People don’t have money to buy what they need, and what they need keep on increasing in prices.

A responsible family man with a few kids plus wife would hardly survive on N20,000 per week, not to mention the fact that many people collect less than N50,000 per month. A graduate who’s spent huge amount of money to get a degree is now being offered N10,000 salary per month. This is a pity.

In Nigeria, over 110 million people can’t boast of an income of N300 per day. The reality is even worse than this. When a company declares profits, it’s not that they really make profits, but they save lots of money by downsizing, retrenching or reducing employee’s income. Is this normal?

When people need to spend more and more to buy the same thing they have been buying as a necessity, they become poorer and more hopeless if their income doesn’t increase or it gets reduced.

Can government really help us to control inflation? I’m afraid that, if things are not controlled, it may lead to hyperinflation or runaway inflation. I pray that such thing doesn’t happen here.

Please save our souls – inflation is running out of control in Nigeria.

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kikies:
Bt d IBO's killed Ademulegun in d January coup,did d Yoruba's take offence den?

ManMountain:
Agreed that lugard brought people that have different orientations together, but why did Ironsi thought it wise to merged the different regions civil service with decree 34?
We will keep puncturing all your attempts to absolve your forefathers from this mess.
90% of the foundation of Nigeria present mess lay squarely on ibo military and political elites of the the 60's

ManMountain:
You guys are always looking for an excuse to absolve your own from the mess that Nigeria is. You love seeing others as the bad guys, meanwhile the foundation of everything wrong in Nigeria today is partly due to lack of foresight and wrong judgement on the part of your people.
Azikwe never did anything in the interest of the South, rather he is either pleasing the British or the Northerners, he was rewarded as the first president of Nigeria though, after serially betraying a southern cause

CSTR12:
Equating the decision of Nnamdi azikiwe to the entire igbo race is foolishness.
If it was left to Nnamdi azikiwe, ndi-igbo would never have secceeded .Which was why he never had any say in the secession that later came.
He lost his relevance to ojukwu.
Nnamdi azikiwe was more or less like an okorocha of the 60s, though much smarter, and more refined. Both of them pursued Nigeria's interests at the expense of igbo interest, unlike awolowo and his northern counterparts who couldn't give two shitts about Nigeria. Nnamdi was probably Nigeria's most patriotic leader ever, but then at what cost?
Sad really.