Politics › Re: Cameroon English Speaking Areas Made A Mistake In The 1960 Referendum??? by KnowAll(op): 10:23am On May 25, 2025 |
DMerciful: You're speaking from hatred rather than data. The Eastern region was the fastest growing region in Africa and one if the fastest in the world btw 1945 and 1966. Rising tide lifts all boats It is only Igbo’s eulogize over the phenomenal growth of the Eastern Region, u will not hear an Ikwerre, Efik, Ibibio, ogoni and Ijaw gloat over such self aggrandisement. |
Politics › Re: If Obi Loses In 2027 The Igbo’s & SS Leaders To Look Towards In 2039??? by KnowAll(op): 10:19am On May 25, 2025 |
casualobserver: It doesn’t work that way! Even I from the SW will not vote for any SW candidate, if Tinubu completes his 2 terms. The next southern president after Tinubu has to come from another zone.
We’ve had Osinbajo (VP) , Obasanjo and Tinubu. No zone is entitled to witness more than 2 presidents from his micro zone in his lifetime. Most people will not live long enough to even witness 2. I agree but there is no hard rule saying that the next slot for a SWesterner is 2071. It is just consensual. Knowing we have had a shot at it twice within 25 years. |
Politics › Re: Cameroon English Speaking Areas Made A Mistake In The 1960 Referendum??? by KnowAll(op): 10:16am On May 25, 2025 |
DMerciful: But they had option to join Nigeria just like for Gongola State currently Adamawa joined Nigeria Even the ones that join Nigeria Cities like Yola and Msiduguri are more developed than Maraua and Garoua in Cameroon. |
Politics › Re: Cameroon English Speaking Areas Made A Mistake In The 1960 Referendum??? by KnowAll(op): 10:13am On May 25, 2025 |
DomPerignon: They made their reasons abundantly clear from the beginning on why they wanted out of Nigeria and it was down to the overbearing arrogance and domineering ibo majority that had cornered everything to themselves both resources wise and job opportunities
Enugu was made the capital of Eastern Nigeria in 1959 but prior to that all resources were being channeled to develop Enugu at the expense of all so-called minority provinces.
A lowly clerk position in the local government in western Caneroun and other provinces like Calabar , PH were reserved for ibos. Land grabbing with the full support of IBO officials and even Ibo magistrates will side with their fellow ibo to legalise ibo land grab was a norm. Even ibo settlers in western cameroun were notoriously hostile in the face of their hosts as was and still is the case where ever you find ibos in Nigeria with the exception of the north which taught them a bitter lesson how to be civil.
Note that it wasn't only western Cameroun that had grown tired of being yoked to you ibos in the British lumped Eastern Nigeria.
The so-called minorities wanted out before independence and were pushing to have their own special region but Zik was able to ensure the British kept them stuck to you out of pure parasitism.
Going back a bit, and you will recall that on the eve of balkanizig Southern Nigeria into Western and Eastern Nigeria, present day peoples of Benue and Taraba were once part of Southern Nigeria but once they learnt that they will be in the sane region with you ibos they demanded that they will rather join northern Nigeria.
Moving forward to post independence Nigeria , the so-called minorities began a renewed aggitarion to leave the old Eastern Nigeria citing marginalization , oppression and suppression by the IBO majority .The minority people of eastern Nigeria were inspired by the peaceful seccesion of Midwest out of the old Western region that did not see any opposition from the majority Yoruba . In Enugu , the situation was the opposite with the IBO super majority doing every dirty trick to stop any motion by representatives of the minorities to call for a referendum. Frustrated at Enugu, the minorities took their plight to the Federal Parliament and had secured the support of Northern ,Western and Midwestern Parliamentarians to grant a referendum for tthe minority people of Eastern Nigeria for the creation of the Calabar -Ogojaa-Ribers region. This was in late 1965 and the matter was to be presented oficially in Parliament after the Christmas break.
The IBO coup of Jan 15, 1966 was to prevent the Federal House from returning back from Christmas break to address the issue of COR region which was the first thing on the docket.
Your greed and foolishness is why everyone hated to be lumped with you and as soon as the British left , everyone wanted nothing to do with you.
Why did Ojukwu declare Biafra ?
It had nothing to do with ibos being slaughtered up north but because Gowon finally freed the minorities from your parasitic grasp through state creation.
Ojukwu went to war to preserve the British drawn colonial borders to continue the parasitic internal colonialism . Thank you my brother. |
Politics › Re: If Obi Loses In 2027 The Igbo’s & SS Leaders To Look Towards In 2039??? by KnowAll(op): 10:09am On May 25, 2025 |
casualobserver: SW’s next “official” slot is 2071. Obi will lose and it means SE is out of the picture in 2039 as 2039 is going to SS. The next opening for SE is 2055. However, If SE don’t reform the way the play politics, SW may take their slot in 2055 even though it’s not our turn.
Either way, the earliest possibility of a SE presidency is 2055.
As far as the names you mentioned, it’s not about names but who is presented when the slot is available. When you had the opportunity you presented an unelectable Obi. By the time the slot is available to the SE again, the names you mention will be retired. If you present another nelextable person or play the same politics you are playing today, you will lose that slot. As it stands SS has jumped ahead of SE for 2039! There is no micro zoning even a south westerner can run as long as they can convince the delegates. |
Politics › Re: If Obi Loses In 2027 The Igbo’s & SS Leaders To Look Towards In 2039??? by KnowAll(op): 10:07am On May 25, 2025 |
casualobserver: SW’s next “official” slot is 2071. Obi will lose and it means SE is out of the picture in 2039 as 2039 is going to SS. The next opening for SE is 2055. However, If SE don’t reform the way the play politics, SW may take their slot in 2055 even though it’s not our turn.
Either way, the earliest possibility of a SE presidency is 2055.
There is no micro zoning. Even a SW can run if he or she can convince the delegates.
As far as the names you mentioned, it’s not about names but who is presented when the slot is available. When you had the opportunity you presented an unelectable Obi. By the time the slot is available to the SE again, the names you mention will be retired. If you present another nelextable person or play the same politics you are playing today, you will lose that slot. As it stands SS has jumped ahead of SE for 2039! |
Politics › Re: Cameroon English Speaking Areas Made A Mistake In The 1960 Referendum??? by KnowAll(op): 9:58am On May 25, 2025 |
DMerciful: There is no indication that shows the Eastern region as a whole wouldn't have been more developed As far as I know the clannishness of the Igbo would have isolated the minorities no doubt. |
Politics › Re: Cameroon English Speaking Areas Made A Mistake In The 1960 Referendum??? by KnowAll(op): 9:38am On May 25, 2025 |
DMerciful: I'm not saying they're comparable, I'm saying just like Ambazonia were deceived, Nigeria minorities were also deceived because this is not what was agreed at independence If there was no coup in 1966 you would still be in the Eastern region overrun by the Igbo tribe. At least now u guys are governing yourselves. |
Politics › Re: Cameroon English Speaking Areas Made A Mistake In The 1960 Referendum??? by KnowAll(op): 9:33am On May 25, 2025 |
mrvitalis: Same lies of Igbo domination... They ran to meet the real domination No doubts Igbo domination was overwhelming. If states where not created in 1967 Igbo’s would have overrun Akwa Ibom Cross River and Rivers State. |
Politics › Re: Cameroon English Speaking Areas Made A Mistake In The 1960 Referendum??? by KnowAll(op): 9:31am On May 25, 2025 |
DMerciful: What we have in Nigeria is not what was agreed in 1960 too. What we had in 1960 is 100% resource control while a percentage is paid to the fg. Says who, go and compare Port Harcourt Uyo and Calabar to those cities in the English speaking areas of Cameroon U go dey thank God. |
Politics › Re: If Obi Loses In 2027 The Igbo’s & SS Leaders To Look Towards In 2039??? by KnowAll(op): 9:16am On May 25, 2025 |
Lanretoye: If obi loses…you can avoid that by starting your fasting from now till 2027,no just let ulcer kii you. He is going to lose anyways he should be planning for 2039 |
Politics › Re: Cameroon English Speaking Areas Made A Mistake In The 1960 Referendum??? by KnowAll(op): 9:15am On May 25, 2025 |
Lifestone: There was only one Cameroon Country before the WW2, colonized by Germany. When Germany was defeated in the War, her "Properties" were divided, Britain took a part and French took the other side. The English speaking side was governed along side Nigeria while the French side was independent from start. In actual fact, they were stranded since that division So what are u saying. Was there a referendum or not. U are not making sense. |
Politics › Re: Cameroon English Speaking Areas Made A Mistake In The 1960 Referendum??? by KnowAll(op): 9:11am On May 25, 2025 |
Dalohad: Today they are fighting another war to rejoin the East and calling themselves Ambazonia.
Lack of foresight.. By international law they should be allowed to have another referendum after 50 years but obviously the French Cameroonians would not want the region laying the golden egg to go like that. What I would suggest is either the French Cameroonians go back to the deal that made them a unified state or they hold a second referendum that would force the French Cameroonians to go back to federalism and giving them their derivatives. Otherwise they opt out. Can you imagine Nigeria becoming a full Unitary State and no derivation for oil producing states thereby turning those ss states into a village while d money is used to develop the North. We would not have a country. The English speaking areas should take up the matter to the international court of Arbitration. |
Politics › If Obi Loses In 2027 The Igbo’s & SS Leaders To Look Towards In 2039??? by KnowAll(op): 9:02am On May 25, 2025 |
I know some South Westerners would also want to throw their hats in the ring but any reasonable person would tell them to channel that energy towards entrepreneurship and empowerment for their people.
Alex Otti
Soludo not sure what his age would be at that time
David Umahi
Wike - if Alcohol never hook am for neck making him incapacitated.
Akbabio would be in his early 70’s
Donald Duke would be in his 70’s too
Obi just in case he has not retired would be about 75 probably favourite if he is still competing.
Who do you think would grab it. Not forgetting Delta and Edo Candidates.
Oshiemole is a rank outsider would be in his late 70’s that is a bit old but who can tell.
What do you guys think 😀 |
Politics › Re: Cameroon English Speaking Areas Made A Mistake In The 1960 Referendum??? by KnowAll(op): 8:31am On May 25, 2025 |
neonly: That side suppose to bi with Nigeria I think Britain and France just decided to share that place for peace sake Just my own opinion am not an history student No they had a referendum. In the 1950’s all those English speaking areas were part of the Eastern Region in Nigeria. They had representatives in the Eastern house of Assembly. But the fear of the dominance of the Igbo made them sign up with French Cameroon thinking they would have a leverage in Cameroon than in Nigeria. The French Cameroonians promise them federalism. But by 1971 they abolish Federalism for Unitarianism hence their problems today. If they could have waited till 1966 when states where created out of the eastern region they would have their states and today they would have be benefiting from the 13% derivatives giving to oil producing states. Unfortunately all money made from oil as they are now a Unitary country goes to the central government who spends most of that funds in the French areas to the detriment of the English Speaking areas. They have themselves to blame. |
Politics › Cameroon English Speaking Areas Made A Mistake In The 1960 Referendum??? by KnowAll(op): 8:08am On May 25, 2025 |
Just watch a video on Bamenda and most of the English speaking areas the level of development compared to their compatriots in Nigeria in states like Akwa Ibom, Rivers, Cross River those areas in Cameroon looks like villages. No decent roads yet this area of Cameroon produce the most oil in the country.
I think they made a mistake in that referendum of 1960. |
Politics › Re: Join The Army Igbo’s??? by KnowAll(op): 2:36pm On May 17, 2025 |
David Unwahi works minister has made sure a lot Eboyans have join d military. Other Governors from the east should help their wards if they are nursing any presidential hope. |
Politics › Re: Is It High Time We Invite Mercenaries To Fight For Us by KnowAll(op): 1:22pm On May 17, 2025 |
dederocs: I agree, I think there are a lot of political, financial, religious and other sentiments that is not allowing us finish these terrorists... neutral foreigners will clean up without all these sentiments, some northerners tolerate these bandits because they see them as 'brother' ignorantly, because the terrorists proffess same religion. Sentiments is the problem, be it political, religious, tribal, financial inducements, etc are all factors that is hindering the success of this war. Foreigners won't have these limitations. Let us use mercenaries to command the operations. Thank you my brother 🙏 |
Politics › Re: Join The Army Igbo’s??? by KnowAll(op): 1:18pm On May 17, 2025 |
danvon: Don't mind them, they don't learn from history.
They don't want to be foot soldiers they want to be officers.
They never asked themselves, what if the foot soldiers decide not to follow your orders? what if the foot soldiers are not loyal to you?
Enter July 1966 Thank you my brother dem go put another Ironsi for power wey sergeant go over throw. |
Politics › Re: Join The Army Igbo’s??? by KnowAll(op): 11:26am On May 17, 2025 |
PresidObi: I don't care. Join them and stop worrying me.
Last response to a demented commenter. Igbo’s should just stick to Governorship if u don’t want to be part of The presidency. |
Politics › Re: Join The Army Igbo’s??? by KnowAll(op): 11:21am On May 17, 2025 |
PresidObi: I won't join your murderous group. Do your worst. My worst be say forget presidency. |
Politics › Re: Join The Army Igbo’s??? by KnowAll(op): 11:20am On May 17, 2025 |
PresidObi: I won't join your murderous group. Do your worst. Forget presidency then. Na Aboki mai guard go look after your Obi. Make Una use na sense. |
Politics › Re: Looks Like OBJ Too Has An Escalade Jeep ??? by KnowAll(op): 9:40am On May 17, 2025 |
Nadingo: All former presidents and VPs are entitled to cars from the FG every three years as part of their pension package. So I guess FG decided it's an Escalade this time around. Buhari gave them same armoured Mercedes Benz S600 he was using during his second tenure. Maybe Tinubu did same cos I saw same Escalade in Atiku's convoy. E be like Tinubu is the chief marketer of Escalade Trump suppose give Tinubu slack by cutting down our tariff to 0% from 10% |
Politics › Re: Is It High Time We Invite Mercenaries To Fight For Us by KnowAll(op): 9:37am On May 17, 2025 |
helinues: Meaning mercenaries fighting proxy war in Nigeria as reasonable number of those fighting for the Boko Haram, Iswap are not Nigerians Don’t u see all these Fulani boys on x wearing military gear counting their ill gotten money. It does not make sense. |
Politics › Re: Is It High Time We Invite Mercenaries To Fight For Us by KnowAll(op): 9:12am On May 17, 2025 |
lordm: Can we pay them. The country is very large? We need to work together to fight this. If not, in the next 20 years we will still be fighting this We would sort out the NE problem in less than a month. Once secured. We need take those areas and turn them to economic hubs. Zambezi forest Agriculture and cattle herding. The banks of lake chad fisheries. We need take water from under ground and water the lake and make it to be a very healthy lake. |
Politics › Re: No Vacancy In Aso Rock??? Start Planning For 2031 by KnowAll(op): 9:07am On May 17, 2025 |
And Obi should be planning for 2039 by then he would be 80 years old. |
Politics › Re: Join The Army Igbo’s??? by KnowAll(op): 9:04am On May 17, 2025 |
[sub][/sub] mrvitalis: Ok how's that your problem? And u want to be president. Person wey no fit guard his immediate environment want to be president of Nigeria. |
Politics › Re: Join The Army Igbo’s??? by KnowAll(op): 9:02am On May 17, 2025 |
mrvitalis: When people like you who never supports anything good for Igbos start asking us to join army... It's enough reason to stay away Shey na me u dey do. Your people would be holding the short end of the stick. Especially when there is peace. I have said it and I am saying it again let us get mercineries so that this madness end. If this madness end what would our boys be doing na jollof. I remember going to an officers mess in the early 80’s around 10:00 am in d morning one officer was eating pepper soup and beer. I said to myself these guys they enjoy oh. |
Politics › Re: Join The Army Igbo’s??? by KnowAll(op): 8:49am On May 17, 2025 |
Chinjo2: So they can be sent to maiduguri while northern soldiers are made to line up the streets in the south. U want chop without sacrifice. If you take the ethnic soldier that have died over this Boko Haram nonsense the Northern soldiers are probably about 75% so don’t be scared. More reason why I posted another thread where I said we should bring in mercenaries if we want to end this madness. Obviously our armed forces have been compromised. |
Politics › Re: Join The Army Igbo’s??? by KnowAll(op): 8:40am On May 17, 2025 |
PresidObi: You that has been in the army since and even prevented others from joining or advancing, how has it benefited your community and region? At least we have a President Jagaban and that man is doing his 8 years . But your Obi would not last 3 months when Aboki would take him out if don’t join the army. |
Politics › Re: Obasanjo and I Tackled Boko Haram In 2002 - Atiku (Video) by KnowAll(m): 8:35am On May 17, 2025 |
Atiku spoke well I am impressed 😳 |
Politics › Re: Join The Army Igbo’s??? by KnowAll(op): 8:30am On May 17, 2025 |
PresidObi: You wey get sense, continue to defend Zamfara, Borno and Plateau. Stop the killing of thousands of Nigerian soldiers and civilians.
Are tired of dying, this one you're codedly dragging Igbo to come and join the army? Any Igbo that has presidential ambitions should encourage their kinsmen to join the army. |