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ogheneoreva:
Omolulu......you don't know what it means to be colonized.... The Niger Delta is nothing but a colony of Nigeria....

Don't stay in Lagos and dictate what's best for us....thanks and God bless you

The land called Lagos State was developed by Niger Delta Oil, yet you have the gut to speak. Oil from Ogbomoso should have been used.
To prove that fact your states are saprofiles, Oil price dropped Osun had to depend on aids from people like Ben Bruce wardrobe allowance to feed her citizens.

ogheneoreva:
My name is OrevaOghene.I am an Urhobo with an Anang mother.I felt obliged to key in on the debate of South South and the Biafran cause.
I am currently an undergraduate of Economics at the university of uyo.Let me state that my argument is due to economic considerations and not political.

Let me begin by correcting the dichotomy between the South South and South East-they are merely political zones. There are Igbos in Ogwashukwu in Delta,Asaba has an obi....the Governor is even Igbo.That's Delta.
In Rivers state a place known as obIGBO,there is very little difference between an Etche an Aba persons.....Even the current Governor likens himself to Ojukwu.That's Rivers state
In Akwa Ibom where I school the Annang once answered oka for -my maternal grandfather explained that its because of the civil war that they stopped using such names..due to the advancing Nigerian troops..The average Ibibio is more money conscious and cunning. The tortoise is the folklore hero in both cultures.


So I wish to plead forthwith to stop using the term South South...... It doesn't exist. The term Niger Delta and Biafran is more attuned to our cause.The term South is another divide and conquer method by the born to rule.


My uncle ran from Borno last year September he still spends his days talking of how evil the Hausa people are....A story of his that made me shiver is that of an Ibibio woman Abasifreke Asuquo(her soul rest in peace).She mistakenly used a piece of paper to clean her baby's anus ...that paper turned out to be a Qur'an. The woman was butchered and the baby's anus was Pierced with a stick that came out of his mouth. Are they humans at all...to cap it all they moved with the Pierced baby around the neighborhood. Despite the pleading of her relatives and the local Ibibio community.

I don't want to live with such barbarism. Not in the same country at least.



The Igbo man is after success so am I ..and so are we.For over 40 years they have done nothing successful.
They say Jonathan is corrupt.. Come to Rivers state and see what the money is doing..... The oil is even ours.
This same Buhari was serving as PTF chairman when Kenule Beesom Sarowiwa was killed by Abacha.And still insists that Abacha never stole.



Well to conclude the average Niger Deltan has resigned his fate that nothing can change.. That he will continue in poverty while wealth is tapped from under his soil.
And whoever says Asari is a nobody in The Niger Delta is to be ignored... Every body in the South knows and loves that man.He is our hero...so if it's to be Biafra.... Let it be....




Let me state most importantly that I don't believe in human government or it's promises........ This post is merely to end to the SE/SS political Dichotomy...... Thanks and have a pleasant day

Thanks for the insight, we are brothers... I will henceforth ensure that.
#BiafraNigerDelta

kingthreat:
Just 300 soldiers stopped the Biafran army from entering Ore. The day they born any igboman well, wan come invade Yorubaland, then you will hear of one of the worst destructions in history. The world will forget about the Holocaust against jews and focus the attention to that against Biafrans.

If it took them 2 days to get to Ore, how many years did it take the World to stop Biafra. Yoruba is no match to Igbo... If you doubt lets play by facts. Besides it wasn't the Yorubas that stopped the Igbos in Ore, it was Nigeria troops. Niger Delta can annex West one on one, example Middle Belt annexed Kwara state, today they have Emir no more Oba... Are you that spineless?

comrade12:
I advice Igbo's to stop being intuitive about the emergence of Biafra. The Nnamdi kanu of radio Biafra is an agent from hell in an attempt to destroy the change and transformation of our dear country Nigeria.
Nigeria is heterogeneous in nature and as such what ever oneness we want to achieve through Biafra can be achieved collectively as one Nigeria.
War is big business to who is staging it,do not listen to that psychopath that knows nothing about Nigeria or have even contributed in any way to the development of the Igbo's he claims to care for so much.

There was chaos when your tribal chosen man was not made Speaker despite the fact you have VP. Now what's our own in Nigeria?

kingthreat:
Start the war you Igbo dunce. You'll definitely lose again. Bloody losers. To hell with Biafra

It took the world 3 years to stop Biafra, but it took Biafra 2 days to over-run West.

kingthreat:
You want war? You fooool that has no guts to kill a dog. You agitate for war? May the war you're inciting be upon you and your kindred not other igbos.

Onye ofe!!! Education, knowledge and wisdom is power. You think l will start hurling insult on innocent Yoruba people? Am well tutored against half-baked professors like you, l just notice your senselessness is top-notch.

samadexy:
[size=18pt]All these Igbo are just constituting nuisance to this country, abeg who is begging them to remain a part of Nigeria.
An average Igbo man is a betrayer and hardened criminal tarnishing the image of this republic since OCT 1 1960.[/size]

You are right, they tarnish Nigerian image like these ones... The US justice department @TheJusticeDept tweeted a link just now. The content of the link follows thus:
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Monday, July 13, 2015
Six Nigerian Nationals Extradited from South Africa to Mississippi to Face Fraud Charges
Six Nigerian nationals were extradited from South Africa to Gulfport, Mississippi, to face a nine-count federal indictment in the Southern District of Mississippi alleging various Internet fraud schemes. A total of 20 defendants are charged in this case.
Assistant Attorney General Leslie R. Caldwell of the Justice Department’s Criminal Division and U.S. Attorney Gregory K. Davis of the Southern District of Mississippi made the announcement.
Oladimeji Seun Ayelotan, 30; Rasaq Aderoju Raheem, 31; Olusegun Seyi Shonekan, 33; Taofeeq Olamilekan Oyelade, 30; Olufemi Obaro Omoraka, 26; and Anuoluwapo Segun Adegbemigun, 39, are charged along with 15 others in an Oct. 7, 2014, indictment with conspiracy to commit mail fraud, wire fraud, bank fraud, conspiracy to commit identity theft, use of unauthorized account access devices, theft of U.S. government funds and conspiracy to commit money laundering. The charges stem from the defendants alleged participation in numerous Internet-based complex financial fraud schemes, including romance scams, re-shipping scams, fraudulent check scams and work-at-home scams, as well as bank, financial and credit card account takeovers.
According to the allegations in the indictment, from as early as 2001, the defendants identified and solicited potential victims through online dating websites and work-at-home opportunities. In some instances, the defendants allegedly carried on fictitious online romantic relationships with victims for the purpose of using the victims to further certain objectives of the conspiracy. For example, the indictment alleges that the defendants convinced victims to ship and receive merchandise purchased with stolen personal identifying information (PII) and compromised credit card and banking information, to deposit counterfeit checks, and to transfer proceeds of the conspiracy via wire, U.S. mail or express delivery services.
To date, defendants Teslim Olarewaju Kiriji, 30; Olutoyin Ogunlade, 41; and Dennis Brian Ladden, 75, have been convicted of offenses relating to their roles in the schemes. Defendants Susan Anne Villeneuve, 49; and Genoveva Farfan, 45; Sesan Olumide Farin, 40; Femi Alexander Mewase, 44; Rhulane Fionah Hlungwane, 24; and Adekunle Adefila, 40, are awaiting trial. The United States is seeking extradition from Nigeria of defendants Kayode Bamidele, Ajayi Oluwaseyi Stephen and Emmanuel Adeniyi Osokomaiya. Defendants Gabriel Oludare Adeniran and Oduntan Sikiru Lawani remain fugitives.
The charges and allegations in the indictment are merely accusations. A defendant is presumed innocent until and unless proven guilty.
This case is being investigated by Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) and the U.S. Postal Inspection Service. Significant assistance was also provided by the Criminal Division’s Office of International Affairs, the HSI Cyber Crimes Center, HSI Attachés in Pretoria and Dakar, U.S. Marshals Service’s International Investigations Branch and the Southern District of Mississippi, the South African Police Service (SAPS) Directorate of Priority Crimes Investigation (DPCI) Electronic Crimes Unit, the SAPS Interpol Extradition Unit, the South African National Prosecution Authority, and the South African Department of Justice and Constitutional Development. The case is being prosecuted by Trial Attorney Robert Tully of the Criminal Division’s Organized Crime Gang Section and Assistant U.S. Attorneys Annette Williams and Scott Gilbert of the Southern District of Mississippi.
http://www.justice.gov /opa/pr/six-nigerian- nationals-extradited-south- africa-mississippi-face-fraud- charges

philips70:
Ok, it's good to know you guys are satisfied by mere reportage of Biafra. But ask your father, Biafra has always been reported by CNN, BBC, Al Jazeera and other world stations since 1967 but that's just where it ends and where it will ever end. When Nnamdi Kanu have gathered enough funds from whoever he is scamming at the moment with this issue he will fizzle out. Okwia?

Unfortunately lots of Nigerians, espeacially the Yoruba, are very
concerned about Biafra Radio, without paying any attension to Boko
Haram menance, which is ravaging the North.
I will like to address certain issues regarding the Igbos seceding
from the entity called NIgeria. Peaceful agitation of independence is
no crime anywhere in the world, and so... Why will Nigeria resort to
fighting Biafra considering the fact they don't constitute nussiance
to the Nigerian state.
I can tell you a lot has happened since NigerIa-Biafra war.
1. During the war, Niger Delta sided Nigeria, helping Nigeria to block
the passage of Biafran arms and food, which really affected the morale
of Biafran troops. But after the war, Nigeria betrayed South-South by
giving away Bakassi to Cameroon, went ahead to take 80% of her oil
well for the North, to make matters worst undermined, blackmailed and
marginalized their son Ebele Jonathan.
2. NigerIan economy is no strong, when compared to 1966-1970,
corruption has ravaged Nigeria economy,war requires lots of funding,
remember it was NigerIan troops that stopped the uprising of sect
during the 90s, but today troops run away from Book Haram.
3. The West (Yoruba) grudge deeply over losing Kwara state to Fulanis
as well as the treatment meted out to Awolowo, Abiola and mostly
recentlyTinubu.
4. Nigeria as a state will have to face war from two or three fronts,
one East, South-South and maybe West. The reason why l l mentioned
West is because, if they fail to join the South-South , they will
fight them or they must align with Nigeria, thereby making there home
a battle front.
Middle belt may not join the core North because of there past experience.
5. South-South will cripple Nigerian economy by blowing up all the pipelines.
6. Nigeria cannot stand war on two fronts at this point. If they come
after Biafra, then... Boko Haram will have a field day and then over
run the North. Besides these army can't stand a tribe, more of two,
with the source of funding blocked.
7. ICC and Amnesty International are the in-thing now, homicide and
genocide can't be done now, unlike then when you can do anything and
get away with it.
8. Technology with the use of iReport and internet, the fight will
hurt the image of Nigeria on the international stage.

jogojogo:
Which oil? What is the quantity of oil in IMO and ABIA put togther? Add the scanty shale in Anambara also. Comot your eyes for Rivers, Delta, Bayelsa, Cross River, Akwa Ibom and EDO.We do not share the same culture with Biafra. We rather stay on our own outside Nigeria and outside Biafra. There is no way an average South South man/woman can coexist with the IGBOS as a nation. We can't cope with their domineering tendency.

Your biggest problem is identity crisis, from been a Yoruba man to South-South. We can't be together,yet we voted 99% for Jonathan.
Your senselessness is top-notch, we have a litre of cruel in Anambra, yet we just completed Orient Refinery.
Google search can help you, South-South and East is blessed with Oil.

coolbis:
bros i was in maiduguri in the yr 2006/2007 for my youth service and i can tell you BH had existed as far back as then. They also started out as a group agitating for what they belief was their right to self determination, if nigerian govt had been proactive and kept them on their toes since then, its only common sensical to realise that we wouldnt have been in this mess we find ourselves today. So in your words 'wisdom is the principal thing'

Believe me, Igbos and Niger Deltans want-out. No union is a do or die affair. Why can't we rotate presidency amony the six geo political zones, why will Hausas take 80% of Oil wells, leaving Nigerians and Niger Deltans with just 20%... If is you, you will smile,right?

philips70:
Is Oluwaseun Osewa still the owner of this site or he has sold it off? You really allow this to happen to a site you sweated to build?

BBC, Sahara Reporters and The Presidency are reporting Biafra and you are busy crying, sorry.

loksman:
Igbos don't want to be Nigerians,but they want to be giving appointments in Buhari's administration. greedy bunches!.,makes me wanna denounce my root. Btw Yorubas and Hausas are not saints.

Since we didn't vote him, and so we don't deserve appointment(s), he deserves our oil, right? The earlier you start schooling the better for you, because your senselessness is top-notch... Is a compliment,please don't imply anything, figurativety you are ...uummm, l will be back after this commercial break.

jogojogo:
The truth is that they are not serious. If they wish to go they can go!....Are they ready to go without those non Igbo speaking areas like Rivers, Bayelsa,Delta, Edo. Akwa Ibom and Cross River?

Our votes was collective, we are going, and they will form Niger Delta Nation... You dey look for free Oil oh!

coolbis:
your guess is as good as mine man, just wonder if these guys are paid to bring the country down cos their preffered candidate did not win, much as i restrain myself from using uncontinental languages on social media liKe this, i cant just but think that these tanoid guys are really bittered and can do anything to bring the country to its toes. BokoHaram may as well be a joke.

Brother, you say Boko Haram na joke ? we no kill anybody na talk we talk for radio oh! Hahahaha... Wisdom is the principal thing.

gabazin080:
but who told you am Yoruba or am a lagosian

Why did you run into a crossfire? Next time take a buffer zone for safety, copy that!!!

Gravanno:
We don't depend on your tax. With exception of few drug dealers investing in our country, most ibos are downright parasites. Those in madilas or pirating CDs don't pay no tax. Those abakiliki boys racing against each other in traffic to sell gala and viju milk pay no tax. So, what are you onto? Have you checked sectors generating income for lagos state? Those cramped in their 2 by 2 shops in Alaba or Ladipo market pay no tax.

Yet we have more than 7 million ibo mouths feeding from us on daily basis, yet you ungrateful irritants have the audacity to call part of our common heritage a no man's land. Ya cup don full. You must have ya Biafra by fire by force.

I want to show you class.
I discovered that the pride of an average Yoruba youth has overshadowed his intellectual judiciousness, level-headedness and sagacity. Today, among ten Nigerians submitting their resumes to multinational corporations eight would be Yorubas. Folks from my generation in the Western Nigeria are too lazy to tap from the abundant opportunities that litter the streets of, say, Lagos, for primitive accumulation of wealth.
The Igbos, and, by extension, the Niger-Deltans and the Northerners have indirectly taken over the control of economy of Lagos, Nigeria’s indisputable number one centre of success, excellence and opportunities.
The Apapa wharf in Lagos has virtually been taken over by the Easterners. The data that I got from the Nigerian custom services divulges that 63% of those licensed to transact businesses in Apapa Wharf are Igbos.
Today, the major work of average Yoruba youths on the streets of Lagos is to collect royalty, due and charges from the Hausas and Igbos, using their motorcycles to make cool cash from their land. Ninety-five percent of transport, travel and tour firms operating in Lagos are owned by the enterprising and hardworking Easterners.

Educationally, the Yorubas are no longer in the top-three. According to the National Universities Commission (NUC), Anambra, Imo and Enugu have the highest number of professors and doctorate degree holders in Nigeria. Ekiti and Ondo states that used to top the list have been demoted to number four and six respectively.
In 2014, the reports of the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) and the National Examination Council (NECO) revealed that the Yorubas have been upturned by the Easterners in terms of academic performance. Ekiti, a state known as fountain of knowledge, was number 34 in 2013.
The Yorubas are also missing in the sports sector. The Golden Eaglets, Flying Eagles, Super Eagles, Flamingoes, Falconets, Super Falcons, D’Tigers, other national teams are dominated by the Igbos and Hausas. The team that won the African Cup of Nations for Nigeria in 2013 was taggedBiafran national teamby some columnists

Mcowubaba:
No doubt Nigeria needs reformation. That's why the national conference was conducted....to address some of this issues!!!
I am in full support of the implementations of the National conference..
That will promote peace, equity nd stabilty!!!!

Igbos are ready to stay in Nigeria if we have confederation govt, meaning generate IGR on your own and use it for the state. You don't expect a Niger Delta man to be happy when 80% of his oil wells is owned by Hausas.

gabazin080:
feed my tribe with your fuel.
Maybe you don't know I come from the heart beat of Agriculture

I respect you my brother, but then... Yoruba don't do commerial farming. If you doubt me please in Lagos which market do your farm product dominate in Lagos, 80% of Mile 12 na Hausa and middle belt products. Ondo has Banana coming into Lagos.

StOla:
The Igbos must go ooo. Give them Biafra or Kanufra or Alaigbo, or whatever name they want to call it.

Then we can man our borders with snipers waiting for the expected run back to mama. I know they will never disappoint when every one is a trader with no one to buy.

Good riddance!

China is our model, meaning endless opporunities. We are into football,music,movie, commerce,education, and production, so what else will a country require?

Gravanno:
I won't take you fools serious until you leave southwest. Parasites.

You depend on our tax to survive, that means Osun will owe 7 years.

gabazin080:
What makes this igbos think they are ripe for independence

What makes us think that way is because, we feed your tribe.

Mcowubaba:
If radio biafra is the voice of Igbos (which I strongly doubt)
Then I can bodly say that the tribe is silly...
Hw can a sane Igbo person support a radio that spews hate, bigotry, anarchy, violence, pettiness

How can you support a nation where brothers kill brothers in the name of religion, how can you support a nation where voting your prefered candidate attracts death, how can you support a nation where the owner of the oil do not own at less 10% of the oil blocks?
Is that your definition of fairness?
100% Igbo 100% South-South

mohisi:
with out d ijws d animals that called themselve biafra will be clubless becos they ve nothing bt fake drugs, 419, selling their own child

Educationally, the Yorubas are no longer in the top-three. According to the National Universities Commission (NUC), Anambra, Imo and Enugu have the highest number of professors and doctorate degree holders in Nigeria. Ekiti and Ondo states that used to top the list have been demoted to number four and six respectively.
In 2014, the reports of the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) and the National Examination Council (NECO) revealed that the Yorubas have been upturned by the Easterners in terms of academic performance. Ekiti, a state known as fountain of knowledge, was number 34 in 2013.
The Yorubas are also missing in the sports sector. The Golden Eaglets, Flying Eagles, Super Eagles, Flamingoes, Falconets, Super Falcons, D’Tigers, other national teams are dominated by the Igbos and Hausas. The team that won the African Cup of Nations for Nigeria in 2013 was tagged Biafran national teamby some columnists and social commentators.
I will advise you to keep blind while we get to our Zion, Biafra.

alfakoro1:
Igbo people. U can't make a nation. Your strong men have tried it, but they could not. Remain with us maybe u will have d presidential sit one day.

You sound decent while airing your view, but Biafra is better. Check out the my reasons.
Unfortunately lots of Nigerians, espeacially the West, are very concerned about Biafra Radio, without paying any attension to Boko Haram menance, which is ravaging the North.
I will like to address certain issues regarding the Igbos seceding from the entity called NIgeria. Peaceful agitation of independence is no crime anywhere in the world, and so... Why will Nigeria resort to fighting Biafra considering the fact they don't constitute nussiance to the Nigerian state.
I can tell you a lot has happened since NigerIa-Biafra war.
1. During the war, Niger Delta sided Nigeria, helping Nigeria to block the passage of Biafran arms and food, which really affected the morale of Biafran troops. But after the war, Nigeria betrayed South-South by giving away Bakassi to Cameroon, went ahead to take 80% of her oil well for the North, to make matters worst undermined, blackmailed and marginalized their son Ebele Jonathan.
2. NigerIan economy is no strong, when compared to 1966-1970, corruption has ravaged Nigeria economy, war requires lots of funding, remember it was NigerIan troops that stopped the uprising of sect during the 90s, but today troops run away from Book Haram.
3. The West (Yoruba) grudge deeply over losing Kwara state to Fulanis as well as the treatment meted out to Awolowo, Abiola and mostly recentlyTinubu.
4. Nigeria as a state will have to face war from two or three fronts, one East, South-South and maybe West. The reason why l l mentioned West is because, if they fail to join the South-South , they will fight them or they must align with Nigeria, thereby making there home a battle front.
Middle belt may not join the core North because of there past experience.
5. South-South will cripple Nigerian economy by blowing up all the pipelines.
6. Nigeria cannot stand war on two fronts at this point. If they come after Biafra, then... Boko Haram will have a field day and then over run the North. Besides these army can't stand a tribe, more of two, with the source of funding blocked.
7. ICC and Amnesty International are the in-thing now, homicide and genocide can't be done now, unlike then when you can do anything and get away with it.
8. Technology with the use of iReport and internet, the fight will hurt the image of Nigeria on the international stage

dearpreye:
Are you an Ijaw? On which capacity are you talking?

It seems you don't see the bigger picture. The Igbos will survive and do well without OUR oil. Stop talking thrash here. The current structure is an impediment to our growth. I'm proud to know the Igbos.

A system has been carefully designed to have you and your unborn generation stifled and you're here talking nonsense. What's wrong with us?

If I can't suppression Biafra for its sake, let me sport it for my sake. Any agitation that will reduce the power and influence of those folks up North is a welcomed idea by me.

I salute you my brother, at least for the truth. We will always stand by each other, it doesn't matter if yours is called Ijaw Nation or Biafra, freedom is priority in all these.