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Udmaster:Who told you that am IPOB supporter. why are you creating useless threads are you jobless that you don't have better thing to do with your life. why are you disgracing yourself . even when you know that you don't have any say in real life |
Udmaster:He should move it to backpage not frontpage nonsense |
This is pure wickedness. killing innocent people in Nigeria is just like a normal thing now. |
Nigeria police and Army killing innocent people |
Ugomba:Peterside is better than wike. beside that wike is a big disgrace am not a supporter of Apc |
Rivers state care-taker Governor we can't wait for you to hand over to Dakuku Peterside |
Biafra we be free soon by God grace |
The Op is confused The Ipob group want freedom not what you are saying here |
Apc are confused party. a Yoruba man want to be a govonor in a state the are not up to 2% of the population what a joke |
Lagos (AFP) - When Boko Haram captured territory in Nigeria's northeast last year and declared a caliphate, there were real fears for the sovereignty of Africa's most populous nation. A deadline is looming for the military to end the six years of violence, with signs that troops have wrested back control of most of the towns and villages lost to the Islamists. But now President Muhammadu Buhari is facing another potential headache with the revival of separatist sentiment in the country's southeast and renewed debate over the sharing of oil wealth. Recent weeks have seen a wave of protests calling for an independent state of Biafra, 45 years after the end of the brutal civil sparked by a previous declaration of independence. Now, campaigners in the oil-producing Niger delta are demanding total control of resources to develop the region, which remains under-developed despite billions of dollars earned from crude. Last Friday, the Niger Delta Self-Determination Movement (NDSDM) lobby group, declared the current agreement, whereby oil revenue is divided among Nigeria's 36 states, was unfair. "The 13 percent (share for the Niger Delta) enshrined in the 1999 constitution by the military is depriving us of our God-given resources," the group's convener Annkio Briggs told reporters in Lagos. "We want 100 percent control and ownership of our oil so that we can control our future." - Northern 'dominance' - Nigeria's crude-reliant economy has been battered by the fall in global oil prices, hampering government spending and even the payment of state-sector salaries. Crude accounts for 90 percent of Nigeria's export earnings and 70 percent of government overall revenue. View galleryNigeria's President Muhammadu Buhari addresses … Nigeria's President Muhammadu Buhari addresses delegates during The India-Africa Summit in New D … In 2014, the country earned $77 billion from oil exports, according to the US Department of Energy, down from $84 billion in 2013 and $94 billion in 2012. How much each state in the federation gets from the sector has long been a thorny issue, exposing barely concealed regional and ethnic rivalries. Demands for a greater share of oil revenue were a factor in the violence that gripped the delta in the 2000s until a government amnesty programme, which ends this year, bought off militants. Briggs' group argues Nigeria's political architecture, with 19 states classed as northern and 17 in the south, unfairly penalises the southern states where oil is found. "Of the 774 local government areas (administrative divisions within each state), the north is given almost 70 percent," she said, calling it "manipulations for... socio-economic and political dominance". She blamed a succession of northern-dominated military governments for forcing through the revenue-sharing agreement down the barrel of a gun "without our free, prior and informed consent". Briggs denied calling for a break away from the federation but argued every region instead should use its own natural resources to develop itself. The NDSDM was founded last year during a national conference convened by former president Goodluck Jonathan at which delegates recommended the delta region received 18 percent of oil revenue. The recommendation was not implemented before Jonathan left office. - 'Politically motivated' - Nigeria is almost evenly split between a Muslim-majority north and largely Christian south and the sharp division informs most aspects of political debate. But the argument for so-called "fiscal federalism" is seen by some as unrealistic, with sectors such as agriculture and manufacturing not sufficiently developed yet to be sustainable. Anyakwee Nsirimovu, of the Niger Delta Civil Society Coalition pressure group, said demands from southern pressure groups were predictable now Buhari, a northern Muslim, was in power. "Why is it after the defeat of Jonathan you see the likes of Annkio Briggs, MASSOB (Movement for the Actualisation of the Sovereign State of Biafra) and IPOB (Indigenous Peoples of Biafra) asking for resource control and self-determination?" he asked. The complaints in fact exposed the failure of Jonathan, from the oil-producing Bayelsa state, to help his southern kinsmen during his six years in power, he argued. "Those who lost out in the power equation are behind the crisis," he claimed. But Tony Nnadi, of the Movement for New Nigeria, said every ethnic group had the right to either belong to or pull out of Nigeria, nearly 102 years after the country was formed. "In 1914, the so-called Nigeria came into being through an amalgamation of southern and northern protectorates by the British colonial power," he said. "By the provisions of the amalgamation, we have the right since 2014 to renegotiate the basis of our continued existence. The experiences of various ethnic groups "in the last 100 years have shown we cannot continue in the marriage", he added. http://news.yahoo.com/nigeria-faces-separatist-pressure-over-oil-wealth-sharing-105522062.html |
Is't a must to vote for Apc. Are we not in democracy again |
How can buhari support Palestinian to be free from Isreal but he is against biafra to be free from Nigeria |
Truckpusher:You have failed to answer my Question is there any of those place you mentioned that speak ijaw language or have the same market day with them. Shut up your mouth you are not from Ogbia . i have warned your people that We shall not Cede an inch of igbo land in South South to anybody no amount of silly propaganda and blackmail we make us to compromise. let me remind you again there are no ijaw people in Opobo or bonny they are igbo people just like Ogba,Egbema,Ndoni,Etche and Ikwerre. you are a land grabber |
When you lay claim to opobo,bonny and Port Harcourt as far as Ogba,Egbema,Ndoni,Etche and Ikwerre as belonging to the South East what were you trying to get at? The Question you need to ask him if any of this place he mentioned is an ijaw tribe or is there any of the them that speak ijaw language or have the same market day with ijaw people . |
Nice Car |
Favparis:He is not a lady but a man. he is from Osun state but grow up in East so don't be deceive |
Inko-Tariah said “we want to make it categorically clear to those behind this wicked and selfish act, especially the so called IPOB that no part or territory of the South-South belongs to the South-East. Rivers State and indeed other South-South States are not Igbos, Inko-Tariah is a big fool by this his statement We shall not Cede an inch of igbo land in South South to anybody no amount of stupid propaganda and blackmail we make us to compromise |
Truckpusher:Shut up and stop spreading lies |
dearpreye:TonyeBarcanista is a disgrace for trying to steal Ndoki land because of oil |
doctokwus:Shut up which injustice are you talking about |
spanishkid:Please Speak for Yourself. tonyebarcanista is a big disgrace |
EUROBOMBER:The should scrap the amnesty without wasting time |
TonyeBarcanista:We shall not compromise also to Cede an inch of Port- Harcourt to anybody because ijaw are Minority in Port- Harcourt. so who are you to speak for Igbo people's in rivers state what are you feeling like i don't blame you i blame those igbo people that worship you as a God. you are a nobody in Rivers state. Enough is Enough for you. Port harcourt also belong to igbo not only to ijaw people. get that into your empty head |
We want Biafra no going back |
Rochas is a thief he must go |
Wike go and crush the Biafra members as you promised. you want to pleased Buhari see your life now |
I thought that Yoruba people said that only igbo people want Biafra but all this names listed are not igbo names Emmanuel Ali, Chibona Ifion, John Douglas, Wori Endurance, Chinomere Nwolu, Igbodo Abio, Akaniyene Uwem, Eni Iboro, Obinna Stephen, Monday Ocha, |
Okorocha is a disgrace |
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This man is a very big disgrace. Shame on him just to please your pay masters you have to insult your people shame on you again. |
abagoro:Abagororascal what is really wrong what you. why do you like to behave like a small kid you need to grown up |