₦airaland Forum

234ng44uk:
On another note, business is slow. Waiting for civil war II to start so that Kanu's skull can be mined. There will be too many skulls in east that our Otokoto and arusi Okija partners will have to invite us to set up branches there alongside their existing ones.

charlesuche90:
One of those ipob members born with half baked brain. Between January and June, no new major investment was attracted to any of the eastern states. U should receive sense oga. We have got Aba, Onitsha yet 70percent of us are in the diaspora, you follow some selfish self centered people to think like an iliterate. It's sad youths are not thinking. You are not even united to develop our own APGA which is supposed to be an “IGBO” party to be strong enough to push for our own leaders. Oga think, we have people and there are greedy once who mislead people, don't look up to them. Sit and think. We have people we have resources, what can you do to make ur state the best? Think

Yyeske:
Igbos already getting scared of the impending doom they allowed Nnamdi kanu and his IPOB miscreants push them into.
I only hope this phases out and never come to pass

Iamwrath:
Flattttties will bombard that email with stupid requests

babaireti:
Yes you need Biafra so that South East cultist can use your liver to make pepper soup

234ng44uk:
� I gladly take it and donate to the coward-in-chief of the Potor Republic of Biafra, Nnamdi Kanu.

234ng44uk:
Yes na dem. Igbo ichi, beautiful daughters of biafra.

bfmconcepts:
Your definition of good politics is over ambitious, disloyalty and swindling?

Professor Osinbajo is a knowledgeable man, pure, honest, upright with very high moral standard.
[s]If Nigeria is ever lucky to have him as president for 2 years, then you will know the real stuff he is made of[/s].
Do you know the rule/key to power? "Do not outshine your master" He has to play along and be loyal to the point of death.
Let power change hand and he is pronounced the president, within 6months, people like you will be shocked by his performance.
I respect Professor Osinbajo and his wife for their exemplary leadership, family lifestyle, orientation, and high moral standard they portray.

Yyeske:
Keep the hope alive my Somalia Jewish brother

HoluwarTohbar:
I am not a Buharist, but the continued disregard of the contributions of Osinbanjo in matters like this really surprises me. Is Buhari not aware of the enormous credence the VP brings to his government? [s]The face of Osinbajo remains the only beauty of this government and these efforts to undermine him each time will only spell doom for this government.[/s]

HoluwarTohbar:
I am not a Buharist, but the continued disregard of the contributions of Osinbanjo in matters like this really surprises me. Is Buhari not aware of the enormous credence the VP brings to his government? [s]The face of Osinbajo remains the only beauty of this government and these efforts to undermine him each time will only spell doom for this government.[/s]

GreatMahmud:
Hahahahaaa..U are a bad ass!!! The evolution of Afonjazs from Chimpanzees..

Yyeske:
Over 2 million ndi Anambra have registered already for the election, so Nnamdi kanu ranting don't count any longer. Nobody dictates to us, we know what we want

ZACHIE:
The wandering desert foul spirits have found data and network, finally

kn23h:
Even ogbomosho republic is better than Enugu Odibo republic.

How much should I donate to your IDP camp? $1 Biafran currency?

kn23h:
Ebonyi state....the IDP camp in the Ibo South.

http://www.newsbreakers.ng/ebonyi-idps-receive-relief-state-government/

sarrki:
OJUKWU was never a clown. He declared Biafra, went to war, thoroughly defeated, ran away, apologized and sober till he died!!

kn23h:
It seems like you're looking to buy a harvest for your nkwobi soup.


Ajepako is this the 'industrious' street rat you're talking about?

kn23h:
I love the Ibos for being noisy Odibo to the Yoruba clan.

frleopardo:
I love yoruba Christians. My only problem with them is the Yoruba Muslims. I don't know why they love kissing hausa-fulani ass.

freshest4live:
Yes l am a Unity Beggar just like the Northern lgbos and the Ohaneze's.

freshest4live:
You don't get it, my point is that so called marginalization theory is no longer an excuse for secession. Nigeria's unity is non negotiable, but we can always debate the framework of the unity.

louqas:
In yoruba land you are either
1. A yoruba man Or not
2. A muslim or christian

louqas:
As they always do the igbos protest whenever they lost out in the power game and start playing the victim card on others.....threatening others for their loss forgetting that others were suffering while they held sway in the corridors of power.
Even as at 1966 when the igbo political traditional and military elite sponsored their young men to plot a coup so that they will have full control of the whole country , the igbos were controlling commerce , trade , industry , civil service, military and even only second to yorubas in education ....... yet they were not satisfied and had to kill other tribes and regions leaders so that igbo men will rule it over the rest.

Fast foward 1999 to 2015 they held sway controlling the ministry of finance education CBN, NSE , SGF , SENATE PRESIDENT and even president (most igbos see gej as an igboman)and many federal appointments while yorubas were protesting marginalization by FG.......they were suffering and at the same time strategizing on how to enter the corridor of power which they did

Then those that lost out now wants the country broken just because they lost elections ,

Selfish greedy lot

freshest4live:
Secession is not the answer, if nations secede over every challenge they face then we would have an average of 20 secessions annually.
Now there's even a recent Kenyan cry for secession as well over perceived marginalization, and Secessionist are all over in our modern day world, you see why the U.N can't take all seriously.
Sudan seceded because there was an agreement after so many years of war and instability. The Government agreed in 2005, and the referendum for South Sudan took place 2011, but South Sudan was definitely not ready for this and the U.N regrets till ddate.

freshest4live:
I am not Yoruba, and to say that the lgbos were the only ones killed during the religious crises in the North is false. Every group has been marginalized in one way or the other, what we need is dialogue on how to coexist as a nation, bringing all the previous killings of southern christians over things like cartoon, to the table, a new constitution orva penalty that guarantees such criminals would no longer be spared, not this noise of secession because it is much more difficult and may lead to conflict.