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Chukzyfcb:I threw no insults, I simply made things clearer for you to grasp. But obviously, you already had a pre conceived notion and not in search of illumination. So, whatever. |
dmater:In words, you summed it all up. Chukwu bless the man that paid your school fees. |
Chukzyfcb:First you ask of the condition of Ndiigbo in the SE, and you ignorantly thought they were worst than the rest of the country, but when slapped with hot facts and stats showing that not only is SE thriving, despite next to nothing assistance from the FG, she is ahead of the rest of the country on vital MDGs, but now you shift goal Post and ask why people are not willingly migrating to Igboland? How is that of any concern to the Igbo man? Many Igbo sons are in Igboland doing well and uplifting the region, others are scattered all over the world, it's simply who we are. When the Igbo gets a nation, our diaspora population will come in handy as they all bring their global expertise home to Igboland to help her grow, absent of the negative policies put in place by hostile and envious groups in Nigeria, it will be just like the diaspora Jews returned to rebuild Israel. |
Chukzyfcb:Even with the unhealthy baggage that sharing a nation with bitter hostile groups brings to Igboland, available stats shows that Igboland has fared better than all other Nigerian groups, I speak not out of speculation, but out of facts and formidable stats and my absolute believe in the tenacity and success driven genes upon which the very fibre of the Igbo people is built . Look out for the rankings for the attainment of MDGs in Nigeria, Igboland seats on top of that in Nigeria, there is no better way to measure how viable a sovereign Igbo nation will be. Further more, look out for the stat for economic viability of all the Nigerian six geo political zones, SE came second only to SS, and also consider the fact that we have parts of Igboland in SS. So, as you see, the argument of economic viability of present Igboland in Nigeria, and it's relationship to viability of a future Igbo independent nation is DOA. https://www.nairaland.com/2732630/latest-ranking-states-financial-sustainability : https://www.nairaland.com/2263635/south-east-south-west-south-south-lead-attainment |
Chukzyfcb:If only it were that easy. A call by a people for independence can only be suppressed for a while but never forever. Didn't you Nigerians think that the demand for Igbo secession was borne out of Ojukwu selfish agenda? Ojukwu is dead yet the dream lives. The idea of Igbo existence outside the same political entity with Yorubas, Northerners and Edos is one that transcends generations, and will ever live. It proved bigger than Ojukwu, and it's still bigger than Kanu, it's the movement of a nation, and is bigger than one man, Kanu like Ojukwu was only the tip of the ice berg, if you think you kill the Igbo demand by killing Kanu or imprisoning him, then you are mistaken, you only ended up increasing the resolve of the people and giving them more reasons to hate co existing with you lots. |
So, the lessons to be learnt from all these is: No method chosen or applied by Ndiigbo to form a nation independent of Yorubas, Northerners and Edos, will be acceptable to them. It is naive for any Igbo man to think contrary, especially for Igbos who ramble like this: " I support Igbo secession, but I simply don't support Kanu methods". Truth is, no method chosen for Igbo secession matters to Nigerians, their reaction to any call for Igbo secession, irrespective of any means chosen by the caller, remain evidently the same. |
asamaigho:No, the average Igbo man doesn't want to share a nation with Northerners, Yorubas and Edos. Does that make them bad people? No. Just as Germans not wanting to be part of UK doesn't make them bad. How hard is this simple truth hard for the average Yorubas, Northerners and Edo people to understand? |
Now the shepherd is offering himself as a sacrificial lamb, that the sheep would understand the enormity of hatred of the oppressors, that they might understand that the price of freedom come in Blood, that they might follow his lead and his actions and not just his words. Never again will the shepherd be accused of staying in the safety of UK while sending the flock to slaughter, the shepherd is leading from the front, that the struggle might yet live. Years from now, generations unborn would remember this great sacrifice, for what sacrifice is greater than a man laying down his life, his ambitions, his freedom for the sake of the freedom of a nation and his people. Songs will be sang with his name, edifices will be erected after him, roads named after him, but most importantly, his name will be written eternally in the hearts of his people. Cry not for Kanu Nigerians, weep for yourselves. |
Seize them all. It's usually the likes of Ihejirika and other Igbos getting crumbs from the national cake that are anti Igbo secession, cos they fear for their ill gotten loot from Nigeria and their investments in Nigeria. Their loss is the gain of the pro secession Igbos. |
Lol! Iran is a homogeneous country with an overwhelming Persia ethnic group majority, an overwhelming Shiite majority. They have stability, something Nigeria will never have. Having such stability that a largely homogeneous populations guarantees is a building block most powerful world nations today have, it doesn't guarantee greatness( see Somalia) , just as having blocks doesn't guarantee mansions, but you can't build greatness( Mansions) without the stability that Homogeneity( Building blocks) brings. Can Nigeria even withstand a foreign invasion? With bitter fifth columnists( Biafrans) within ? ![]() I dey laugh o! |
What is a Maritime institution doing in far away Zaria to begin with? The right thing would be to scratch the Zaria maritime institution, convert the building to any thing else, no one cares, and build a new one at Delta state, I am sure Delta state government will even be ready to foot some of the costs for New buildings for the complex, if that is the problem, but we know better. ZARIA has no business hosting a Maritime institution, it's an anomaly that must not be allowed to continue. A desert prevention institute is what Zaria and other far Northern states need. |
Saboteur has a new face. Igbo man of the year indeed, Ohaneze umu aturu. |
isnovic:Gbam! This is the real corruption Buhari should be fighting against. Those who shared Niger delta oil wealth amongst themselves, cronies, servants and even hair dressers( Alikijah?) should be all arrested and forced to vomit the yams they swallowed. ![]() |
asadike:I tell you. Ohaneze is a disgrace. Too many factions amongst them, each after their own selfish interests. Imagine small Ijaw can unite and make a stand. They are fearless and resolute in pressing home their points. Igbo toro ato. |
Eziachi:This has nothing to do with legal system. This has everything to do with how the security personnel handled Metuh and Dasuki. It wasn't the court that instructed that Metuh be in chains while walking into the court, while Dasuki walk freely? Yes, you don't care, but sensible folks care, so can you stop disturbing our peace by creating threads like this type . We will appreciate it. Thanks. |
Abagworo:Why was Dasuki, a thief who stole millions of naira, or is it billions not in chains? Wh was he allowed to walk with swagger into court rooms, when "men he is not fit to be their drivers" were all in chains from the pictures Eziachi was sharing here? Why was Metuh in chains? Was his crime bigger than that of Dasuki. There is no dancing around this issue, it's like a big elephant in a small room, it can never be concealed. |
Eziachi:And you think Ndiigbo don't know that thieves like Metuh and other rogue Igbos who sing one Nigeria are all corrupt and are only singing one Nigeria for their selfish agenda? You think Igbo commoners are ignorant of the driving force behind the one Nigeria screaming Igbos who despise the name Biafra, knowing their looting tendencies won't be accommodated there, but have no problem hiding behind Igbo marginalization to grab their own part of the national cake? You miss the maim point of this discussion. Until we see Dasuki in chains as we saw Metuh, our earlier assessment of Buhari as a tribal ruler remains justified. Both Dasuki and Metuh are one Nigeria apologists, they are both looters of the Nigerian commonwealth, but while Dasuki looted more and was allowed to walk like a king into the court room, Metuh was in chains like a common thief. Your analogy of Ekwueme and Shagari is flawed, Both Metuh and Dasuki are confirmed thieves. |
Eshinwaju:Until you show Dasuki in chains, you are only deceiving yourself. |
Abagworo:If Metuh deserves to die, then Dan suki deserves to be roasted alive in a stake and served to the vultures, this is justice and the whole purpose of this argument that Igbo haters and naive Igbos are blind to see, but real Igbos can see clearly. Who exactly are those real Igbos you speak of? Visit all Igbo facebook pages and listen to the thoughts of real Igbo people on Metuh disproportionate treatment, or better still visit any news stand in Igboland and get the opinion of Igbo commoners on this. Real Igbo people know that Nigeria is not a nation and could care less about how much of Nigerian money Metuh stole, when they know that non Igbos like Atiku, Obj, IBB, Abdusalam, Buhari, etc stole more than that and yet walk free. |
OP displayed a clear lack of understanding of the issues he dabbled into. The point was never about Metuh being convicted and handcuffed, the point was, why was Dasuki who stole more than Metuh allowed to walk into the court majestically, where as Metuh who stole less was handcuffed. And so far, the OP had not even scratched the surface of that question. All criminals must be treated according to the gravity of their crime, a situation where a bigger criminal is treated with kid gloves and a lesser criminal is treated with iron fists, must be condemned and is totally indefensible. |
Abagworo:You are Evil, what exactly does Ndiigbo have to do with Rivers state election? Must you drag Ndiigbo into your local politics to spice it up? Why must you play ethnic and divisive politics always, while puting Ndiigbo at the center of it all? |
blueAgent:Haiti was forced to pay reparations running into millions of dollars over years to the French for booting the French and other colonists out of Haiti. Those reparations crumbled Haiti. The whites killed Haiti. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/External_debt_of_Haiti |
Inter tribal marriage will always occur, I see nothing wrong with it, as long as naive people don't misconstrue it for a basis for unity. There are Israelis married to Arabs, it does not in anyway change the relationship between the Israeli nation and the Arabs. Marriages are personal decisions and has no significance whatsoever in the national scheme of things as we all know that majority of Igbos will not marry from Yorubas and vice versa. Chiwetel lady will not be the first Igbo person to marry a Yoruba, The Asagba of Asaba is married to a Yoruba woman, Chinua Achebe remained a Biafran at heart till his last breathe, rejecting honours from Nigeria severally, yet he gave his daughter to a Yoruba man for marriage. Marriage remain an issue of the heart, nobody should read more into it. Igbo nation and Yoruba nation remain parallel lines that can never meet, as long as Nigeria remains United. |
Chanchit:No he didn't. He believes that No single player can win world best player, as no single player can be good at Goal keeping, defending, midfield marshalling, and striking all at same time, yet those are all integral parts of the game of football. He believes Messi only won world best striker, and that a similar award should have been given to world best goalkeeper, world best defender, world best midfielder. I agree with his assessment of the whole situation, but I disagree with the opinion of Messi emerging the world best striker of 2015, as we all know that that title belongs to Cristiano Ronaldo, who won the Spanish Pichichi and European golden boot for a second consecutive time. What better way to assess a striker if not by the amount of goals he scored. |
cheruv:Ibaji people speak Igala, and they consider themselves Igala, though the other Igala people see them as "diluted" Igalas. I'm a member of IbajI Facebook group and I know the people's sentiments and had interacted with lots of them. Maybe there are boundary towns in Ibaji that speak an Igboid language, I'm not sure about that, but without any iota of doubt, I can tell you that the mainstream Ibaji is Igala in language and in life outlook. |
cheruv:Most Igbanke people are comfortable with the Anioma identity, but are not in any way comfortable with the Igbo tag. Out of ignorance and hear say, they assume the Igbos of the East to be as domineering as the Edos( Binis) who had been trying to Edonize them. Don't forget that Igbanke became affiliated to Bini because she was scared of Agbor dominance. But I guess with Asaba and neighbouring Aniocha/ Oshimili clans favouring Igbo identity, Igbanke will eventually be led into the Igbo identity tag. It's a work in progress. Also, Igbanke is not the only Ika/ Igbo speaking clan in Edo state, there are a couple of others too. |
asadike:Lol! You are funny o! "Amu kalaaka" indeed. ![]() |
Ioannes:Last time I checked, Ilorin is a Gambari town with a sitting Gambari trado religious ruler. |
Ioannes:Perhaps, you should start by freeing Ilorin and it's surrounding towns, before thinking of freeing someone else! ![]() |
Well, you can make even Shekau your life president, if you want, as long as Ndiigbo won't remain part of that your country, |



