₦airaland Forum

Oracle16:
If they are not in support, why not chase them out since they are warriors. My friend, you can just read other comments and learn instead of commenting nonsense.

laudate:
Don't waste your time. They are hard of hearing and have deliberately refused to understand the basic principles that pertain to ownership of properties, in a sovereign nation. When the chips are down, e go do dem like film!

alade112:
What Exactly Do They Want ?

1.We want Biafra! Biafra or death

2. Ok! Leave North before Oct 1

3. Northern Youth can't drive us out of Nigeria.

4. Restructure Nigeria.

5. We want restructuring but we don't want it under this government.

6. Igbos Oya take meat.

7. Nigeria haba na bone una give us.

8.ok! Give back the meat,

9. No! Small meat still dey there.

10.Wetin Una want gon gon?

Lol! Shea na only Northerners go sit for the conference? Mind you we can't afford to waste another money on restructuring dialogue. Gej national conference report is still there. This present government have already picked some of the report and put it into use.

xelly:
I don't think I should continue with you pot calling kettle black. To your claim, all I have to say is 'Till it happen'.

xelly:
Nice, I have gotten what I want from you. They left with their properties and the immovable properties are still in Nigeria. My dear, ask around, you will be surprise to note that Houses own by Ghanaians in Nigeria still belong to them. I can show you many. Ghanians as human went back to Ghana and their properties in Nigeria still remain.

It is not uncommon for you to hear down south that this house is own by a Ghanian nor is it hard to see Ghanaians down south.

laudate:
Chimo!! See finishing...!

xelly:
From the examples you sited, did Ghanaians left with their belongings? Like moveable properties? If yes, that means they have right over their properties. Lazy bone, better go and work and stop looking for property to covert .

I paid rent in US to Indian investor, not American, so stop fooling yourself.

fiizznation:
Dangote was very stupid to have made that silly statement. Stupid illiterate. The north that made you will eventually break you if you and your ilks don't re-frame from making some silly comments about the north and northerners. Everywhere is tense now, the northern youths are very angry. I expected dangote to have simply ignored making any comment about the kaduna declaration. The quit notice was meant to send a kind of message to some people. The north is tired of them, the northerners want them back to were ever they crawl out from.

Some truth need to be told to some people that the north don't actually like them, but we are just tolerating them because of ONE NIGERIA

jpphilips:
You know most of these people are actually instigated by politicians who actually benefit from the so called allocations, when was the last time allocation from FG entered accounts of individuals like you and I? The politicians make their problem ours because they know we are dvmb just like this woman,
She does not understand the fundamentals of nationhood and that is exactly what the politicians want to achieve, the day Nigeria will be restructured, most of the neigh sayers will have no seat on that table except those politicians so what exactly is the point?
Some politicians have proved that regardless of how much they get from the fG, they can still not meet their basic salary obligations. So all this noise is for what exactly? when it is time to fight on the streets, no politician will be there.

Nigeria was divided equally North and South, the igbos feel they are smarter so they alienate themselves, the SS feel they have oil they alienate themselves while the SW is the only region in the south left, the SW to remain relevant has to align with the north, of course what option do they have?
An alliance of SE,SS,SW and predominantly christian areas of the North central will give the North a serious run for their money, with this alliance, every part of the Nigerian constitution can be changed without firing a shot, do you expect loafers like Kanu and Anko Briggs to figure it out?
These are mere local/regional champions, Kanu sees only SE igbo while this one sees just the SS, so what happens if you make trouble? the others will unite and crush you, at least common sense dictates that.
National issues are approached strategically except the part where the black man lack the ability to reason.

xcolanto:
Coming from a senseless bigoted almajiri, why should I care what you think.
Grow up man! You sound really silly.

xcolanto:
Your clearly deluded and there's something definitely wrong with you upstairs! Are we not talking about the same Fulani herds men and the same army? For you to choose to separate them to suite your bigotry and religious extremism is appalling. When it suites you, you dismiss the atrocities committed by your kinsmen and the army and when it doesn't you claim genocide! Your a sicko! Why didn't your Muslim fanatically northern dominated media cover and expose the genocide killing of your kins their wives and kids? So your waiting for the so called bigoted biased southern Christian media to come to your kin to hear their side as they don't know where to locate these biased media you speak off? Your clearly off your head! Keep crying fake genocide sore losers!

Curlieweed:
I expected you to make your definition of "human resources" clearer. However, to avoid misunderstanding me, I will elucidate. All countries have human resources, it's only the quality that may vary. The good news is that with very minor investments, focused actions can result in vast improvements in the said quality within very short time frames (Cuba wiped out illiteracy from the island within an impossibly short time).

All resources merely represent potential. You can underperform or still over achieve for reasons other than and more crucial than the resources you started with.

Curlieweed:
@ the highlighted. This your question get as ee be.

I don't understand what you mean by human resources. As far as I know all countries (or putative nations, to be more accurate) have human resources. If there are no human beings in the country then it wouldn't be a country, it will just be a figment of our imagination.

xcolanto:
I honestly don't know if your trying to deliberately be mischievous or your just plain ignorant of the atrocities of the Fulani herds men. I suppose every time they struck in southern Kaduna, Benue, Enugu, Edo etc the pictures of Rwanda genocide was presented as victims of alleged Fulani herds men ba? You can never hide the truth for so long so stop trying to shield your tribes men, they are murderers and vicious ones at that.
You speak as though the NA is not known for lies and unprofessionalism in the conduct of its duties? Is it the shittes massacre or the killing of unarmed IPOB's around the nation which the army vehemently denied but evidence abound to attest to such crimes against humanity being committed?
Keep burying your head in the sand while the world take true account of events as they go by.

Ngokafor:
..Buhuhu!..so much pain and tears.

Curlieweed:
I suspect that you're reading things into her statement that are simply not there. She didn't mention oil in her statements.

There is very little correlation between resources and development. Many countries have achieved development even though they were not gifted with massive resources. Similarly, several countries with humongous resources (like CongoDRC) have failed to fly.

She simply made the point that she (as an Ijaw woman) shares very little with some other sections of this country (culture, language, history, religion, philosophy) that it would be impossible to share a common purpose with such people. A lack of common purpose means lack of common vision and a consequent lack of focus resulting in a lack of development. It's that simple.

PS: There is/was no unity to undermine. Let's tell ourself the honest truth.

igbodefender:
It's time Nigeria grew past all these unnecessary killings that are only drawing us back and creating tension.

xcolanto:
What are you on about??
Where are the evidence to suggest a genocide was carried out?
You mean such a crime was committed in taraba and there is nothing to show for it?
I recall seeing some pictures on NL and nothing close to what the NA said was shown on them.
You guys just like to be blinded by ethnicity and religion.
Abeg park one side first

If you guys like run down the whole of taraba as you all are looking for a reason to strike!
But know the world is watching

xcolanto:
What else is a Fulani lead army suppose to say? Genocide and we never saw a dead body? Rather just cuts with a machete, no houses burnt? No killing of children and women? Common NA tell us another story!!

Oracle16:
Will I be wrong if I advice the Arewa Youths to display their 'bravery' by sending a quit notice to the Boko Haram militants, as they wait for a referendum before they evict the hard working igbos from their land? At least there is a legal reason to wait for referendum. What is the reason for not issuing the quit notice to the Boko Haram terrorists who have been raping, kidnapping their women and exterminating them? Just saying. Kwankwaso and the other northern elders who have shown support for their display of cowardice, should know better.



I think the real cowards are the Northern youths. Real Change is coming!

989900:
self-destruct

ridbay2:
https://ynaija.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/Kanu-e1437285164194.jpg

Leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, Nnamdi Kanu has said he does not hate the North as widely believed.

In an interview with The Sun, Kanu said he loves former Presidents Shehu Shagari and late Umaru Yar’Adua than Nnamdi Azikwe.

He described both northern leaders as unique, stating that Shagari built the Port Hacourt expressway while he was growing up.

“People think I hate the North; that’s not true, but the only thing is that I say things the way they are, I don’t know how to tell lies to curry favours. People do not know that I love (former presidents Shagari and Yar’Adua more than I love (former president, Nnamdi Azikiwe) Zik. I’m saying this because when we were young and were growing up, the only notable person that built any notable infrastructure I saw with my two eyes was Shagari. The Enugu/Igwuocha (that the white man named Port Harcourt) Expressway, was built by the National Party of Nigeria (NPN) government of Shagari and then you can travel with joy because it was smooth and very clean.

“Now, tell me who has ever done that since after Shagari, no, tell me. Which other infrastructure will you be proud of, nobody has ever done anything again.”

He also described late Yar’adua as a gentleman who handled the agitation well.

He said Yar’adua was “a good and perfect gentleman. That was why you had the agitations cooled during the time of Yar’Adua. The man was a gentle man; he knew how to deal with people. I never met both men one on one, but these are good people. I’m not saying we don’t have other good people in the North, no, we have many of them, even in the judiciary, who are nice.

“But the few terrible, horrible ones won’t allow them to emerge, that’s the problem.”

YNAIJA