SUFFERInSMILIIN:


Let me tell you the truth some people like Nigerians are happy safari wherever they are. The truth of the matter here some people do not want to be uplifted the more they suffer the happier they are. Even when Nigerians go abroad they vote for the same idiot which were making them suffer in Nigeria illiteracy is a problem

Man, thats what hurts. Life could be so much better.

You want trouble overseas, tell people you're Nigerian. There goes your integrity, trust, reliableness etc

thesicilian:

True, we cannot continue like this. Something has to be done. A revolution is a great idea, an probably the best way forward. I don't believe in secession. Secession is just the same as dividing the problem into smaller regions: the hatred, tribalism, religious extremism and discrimination, and systemic corruption are all still there.

Whatever will make that region habitable, fair and just, I will support. If it uplifts black people, I'm for it. Nationwide revolution Is something I fear won't happen given the differences of the people in Nigeria, the injustice, the hate, bigotry and religious fanaticism rampant in that society.

I honestly feel that the most drastic thing the people of that country can do is something that has been done before, which is secession. This will happen based off cultural boundaries. We redraw our own maps. Not the white man! Oduduwa can then have more in common other than being human.. the language, food, way of life. The Biafrans can have similar cultures, languages and attitudes. This way, we would have broken from the chain of the white man, their man, their name. Then we can come together at our own free will.

If you say a revolution, where would it start? How would it start? What is the end goal? March to Abuja? How has the Nigerian Govt delt with revolutions before? #lekkitollgate #UdiMassacre #Ogoni etc

ivolt:
2,3 and 4 are completely wrong.
If they were true, you wouldn't hate "African leaders" at all because it is pointless.

I am usually amazed when some people who spent some years in a foreign country
starts pretending to be experts in national development.
You would think there was a special class on societal dynamics for immigrants

You made quite a few assumptions there.

Did you read the whole post?

thesicilian:
We in Africa also know all these things and we hate the African leaders much more than you diasporeans can ever imagine.

Its too much. Home is home! It belongs to you, it belongs to me. We cannot continue to let these illiterate pigs destroy it for us. We either back Sowore fully and his call for #revolution or we back Nnamdi and Sunday for secession. We cannot continue like this.

selamob:
They deserve all the hatred they can get, especially the ones we have here in Nigeria

No big dysfunctional society got fixed by itself. We have to at some point stand up and fight with these people.. literally. I'm talking booing them wherever you see them, chasing them away etc. Make life truly uncomfortable for these bastards.

Many of our people can't do this though. Hunger and illiteracy will not allow them do it to their kinsmen. So once the nation separates, I have no doubt that the east will chase Orji Uzor Kanu away, the west will toss Sanwo-Olu out and the north will understand that they much work for themselves and that people like Ganduje are stopping their progress. Now though, if Ola do wrong, Tunde no go won pursue am because he's thinking that Adamu did the same and got away or that Emeka dey do am and dem never catch am.

This is from my perspective. Please feel free to throw in thoughts.

1) We know the potential of our society- We understand that to make life better for our people is not necessarily hard, especially with what we have. We can see it through a different lens. Many people in Africa and ALL the leaders are just selfish bigots who think evil and cunny cunny is the only way to make it in an environment like that ( tbh I don't blame the people)

2) We know the West- We understand and have experience of the racism, prejudice and stereotypes of oyibo. Many genuinely don't like us. The worst thing is, our poor brother or sister is forced to put aside their pride, dignity and respect to please these people, because its their country and at least, the country works ( for them). The frustration is then amplified when we think of home. Asking yourself, "what am I doing here? I don't belong here", however, when you remember the society you've come from, you decide to keep tolerating it, because at least you can see money to eat.

3) We know the way western society functions- We can see what they are planning, but can't do anything about it. Therefore, this frustration is channeled at the ones mismanaging our home. Why do you think people that are relatively comfortable abroad are agitating the most for Biafra? or Oduduwa? We see it as an outlet. If I go chop sh*t, at least make I chop am for my own fatherland, trying to make it better. The thing though is that, many ( including myself) don't see Nigeria as their fatherland. Too many injustices. Too many evil.

4) The incompetence of our "Leaders"- This is even more glaring to us. For example, while people make memes out of Buhari saying the First Lady of the country belongs in the "other room", many of our people know the true effect of that to the reputation of the country abroad.

5) We know not to trust oyibo- Many oyibos don't like blacks. This is a fact. You can be nice to them, you can be a good boy, but the moment you do something that a "good boy" is not supposed to do, like ask for whats yours, watch the reaction. Yet we see our "Leaders" suck up to these people and we know very well that if only they knew the true intentions of the west, they'd quickly restructure the borders, form alliances and start DOING FOR SELF. Why do you think its ok for Western Nations to produce nukes but not for 1 single African country to have them?

So "Nigerians" I beg you, lets fix our sh*t up. If the country must split, let it split peacefully. We need our collective numbers and brains. We can form alliances after. Please. A dysfunctional Africa due to unending cultural feuds affects no one but us and benefits no one but the west.

Thoughts?

Let the Biafrans go! Extradite Abba Kyari! Solve the boko haram issue!

All hail Biafra!

Disintegration will solve the problems.

Biafra, Oodua, Arewa!

Onye obula za afa nna ya!

Lol Zoogerians go get sense by force.

Disintegrate this evil union now and each new country stand up and chase the known corrupt bastards abroad. No be sey 30 years from now, u go dey cry because sey Police arrest your grandpikin talk sey na yahooboy.

All hail Biafra!

helinues:


Not a Fulani but Bororo. We Bororos are different from Fulani's.

Bruh.. no dey deny your people. Stand firm!
You've been fooling many Yorubas here, acting like you are one, causing division, yet you're an invading j@njaweed from the Sahel.

One day Nigerians will wake up. both Yoruba, igbo, Tiv, Hausa and every other tribe will realise that Nnamdi Kanu and Sunday Igboho are actually not their enemies. This country is rotten to the core. Rotten. Either we have a revolution, which will cost lives re.: EndSars or we push for Seccession. Nigerians! There is no other way.

Eedris in 2004 sang Nigeria Jaga Jaga. How old were you then? How old are you know. Biko, ejo, don Allah, save yourself, save your children, save your unborn. Lets join hands and end this once and for all.

helinues:


You be people can keep deluding yourself. If there have not been existing businesses in Lagos state, would your people have migrated?

Meanwhile, you people migrating back to your region have been our prayers. That would create job avenue for more Indigenes.

The question we should be asking is when exactly are you people leaving?

Helinues.. you're a Fulani man. No dey disguise. I can't even speak facts with you.

NwaNimo1:
.......the 'fan' was positioned by his 'ynash' this time for safety!


incontinence - a lack of voluntary control over urination or defecation.

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C.oming

hahahahahaha guyyyyyy

ezenwajosh:
Honestly...I don't know how many hate they will have to take in before they realise it

IGBOS don't know that with how far they have gone in business.... If they leave Lagos today BUSINESS WILL PARK AND LEAVE LAGOS WITH THEM

THE ONES IN THE NORTH DON'T KNOW IF THEY LEAVE NORTH TODAY BUSINESS WILL PARK AND LEAVE WITH THEM TO WHERE EVER THEY ARE....BUT I DON'T CARE AND I DON'T PITY OUR PEOPLE ANYMORE WHAT EVER IS DONE TO THEM TODAY THEY DESERVE BECAUSE IGBO DI IBERIBE

Eziokwu Nna. Apparently, mgbe Ikemba gara Trade Fair I fu ihe niile ndi igbo luru ebeahun, he said to them " Ewu Kwenu" and they responded. The ones in Lagos, I can forgive a little. Not the ones in the North. Ihe me taata, otu ndia si gbuchasi umunne anyi na 66 ka ha g'esi mekwa ya ozo.
Hell, I can't hate the ones in Lagos. My dad built a house there... but also built a bigger one in Anambra. Naija made it virtually impossible to do business in Igbo land. Things have changed though. My people need to leave slowly. Ha gwa nit, nti anughi... you know the rest!

Igbo

Truthisunique2:
They wanted to but have stumbled upon this

Mandatory Grounds for Refusal of extradition under the Nigeria law.

Section 3 subsection 11, No 9 of the Nigerian extradition law states as follows:

“Extradition application will be rejected where the fugitive criminal has been charged with an offence, under Nigerian law, other than the offence for which his surrender is sought, but has neither been discharged nor acquitted of the charge.”

Yup! Nigerian government and politicians are ingenious when it comes to evil and bending the law.
If this country is one that works, Kyari would be in the US facing charges, Buahri, Gowon, IBB, Abubakar etc would have been tried and convicted in The Hague, Tinubu would be in prison, Pantami would be on an intelligence watch list and his career in govt would be over, Orji Uzor Kanu would be serving at least 20 years, Fashola would have committed career suicide, Nigeria would have been prepping for a referendum to save lives, Boko haram would've been a thing of the past etc

But... Naija na jungle. Anything goes!

ezenwajosh:
IGBOS EXIT NIGERIA AND KNOW PEACE....LET'S ALL RESPECT AND LOVE EACH OTHER FROM ACROSS OUR BORDERS


IF NOT OUR CHILDREN, CHILDREN CHILDREN AND THIER CHILDREN WILL STILL BE HAVING THIS TOPIC TOMORROW

This, but then again, many black people in Africa can't see reason. Na only death, deceit and evil dem know. For crying out loud, Eedris sang "Nigeria Jaga Jaga" 18 years ago. We still dey face the same problem. Ah... black mannnnnn

Kick? OP take time o. U want make old man piss dirty my canvas?

MosheDayan:
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Pissy pissy daddy!

Tufiakwa!

Mumu, Borno wey dey make ers steady, wetin dem gain. Make Biafra come quick.

walemoney007:
Nobody is stopping you from getting Biafra.

Thank you, Wale. I actually have more respect for men like you who recognise that everyone is free to stay or leave and acknowledge it more than those who obviously don't like us but still won't let us go.

Self-Determination is not a crime. Forceful "leadership" is not true leadership.
Nigeria has to let Biafra go otherwise by our very presence, life will be unbearable for those in Nigeria.

cosmatika:


Why would anyone want to include people who have nothing to offer? Only the Indigenous Igbo people living in some parts of Benue will join Biafra if the want to.
As for Tivs, Idoma and igede, make una dey una own dry kill unaselves with jazz and wickedness

Nwanne, Biafra will be free. Only those who want to join willingly will join. This opportunity will be given just ONCE! At the start!

Life would be quite interesting for relatives of Biafran tribes that choose to remain in Nigeria.

9182736455O1999:
Amen o. You guys should go and leave us alone

Man, you want it, we want it, why not start advocating for it? Help us help you.

Abeg, make Zoo give BAT president. In fact, let the Biafrans go and I'll donate $10,000 to his campaign. Zoogerians go smell their own nyash.

Rugaria:

Nwanne, I tire o. Old man sh*t and p*ss dey smell and u no want make man cover nose? Dem want make he vomit?

CXLVII:


How many African Presidents get treated within their country? The system is already decayed and that should not be a bench mark for incompetence. Even a 30 year old president will fly to the US for just an headache.

Even the American President gets treated in the best hospital within the country that ordinary citizens cannot afford, so what’s the fuss about?

And Nigerians this, Nigerian that! Are you not a Nigerian? Seems you just passed your citizenship test and it’s still freaking you!

Dude shut the phockkkk uppp. Omg. Can you hear yourself? OP. Biko, leave them. They can suffer till they die. Perpetual slaves. I just. want Biafra, so we can get out of this mess and create a future for our future generations.

Goldentulip2:

God forbid (spits)

Good. You're gonna need it.. because the News of Biafra's restoration is going to absolutely destroy you otherwise, so brace yourself homie... well, unless you repent and come on the good side of history.

Goldentulip2:

It won’t. Thank you

Prepare your anus.

How this is even a discussion? Does Chibuike or Amaechi or Anioma or Aniocha or Ikwere sound anything but igbo to you? Please tell me what those names translate to in your languages? Ndi ala everywhere.

Lmao the confusion and evil in the Zoo knows no bounds. Thats how one j@njaweed was arguing with me that one of my namesake Chukwuma from Anioma no be igbo. Omo, laugh wan tear my belle. Biko, translate the name for me. Revisionists.

The Igbo's and close relatives in the south are undoubtedly the only revolutionaries in Nigeria. Our brothers taken into slavery committed suicide rather than be slaves in the US, they revolted in the Caribbean, our Anioma brothers 'ekumeku' and Aro's revolted against the British back home. Our brother Ojukwu led another revolt, the revolution continues, the British and Americans know this and because they do not have the interest of the Nigerian people at heart, they support the Hausa-Fulani. The struggle continues.

We will not be enslaved and we will fight to the last man if need be. We will not be victims of the Fulani jihad conquest.