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Eze Ndigbo NL is a fool who thinks with his hinny.He accuses others of politicizing the constuction of Airports in the SE while he himself provides only political reasons for the airport.

Onlytruth, please tell us if you or any organization you know has conducted any feasibility study. Have you examined the business need from the National Aviation Activity Perspective,regional aviation perspective, or looked at the business climate in the region? Start with these issues if you people want to be taken seriously.

Beaf: Strangely, I only recall people saying he said that. Do you have links with quotes, bruv?

You are becoming lazy these days, ngwanu I will show you the link where GEJ announced to the world that he is seeking only one term.

Nigeria's President Goodluck Jonathan has said he will not seek a second term in office if he wins elections scheduled for April.

As the governing party candidate, he is the favourite even though some party officials have said he should not run.

He is a southerner and the People's Democratic Party (PDP) has a tradition of alternating power between north and south of the country.


Check the rest here olodo

The attempt to continue to impose the unconstitutional, unfair, unjust, and criminal revenue formula, was thwarted by Nigerians who will not stand idly by and allow the theft to continue. This is the first phase, the final phase will be the supreme court.

The gravy train don get accident.

IT was an unprecedented verbal warfare. And the actors were northern and southern leaders. At the root of this tirade was the national revenue sharing formula. Each section spoilt for action with aim of getting a lion share of the national cake.

This renewed agitation, was aggravated by the promise of the Revenue Mobilisation Allocation and Fiscal Commission (RMAFC) to release a new revenue formula by the end of first quarter 2012.

But yesterday, the commission dashed the expectations of the state actors, saying it could not meet the deadline because the issue has provoked unholy rivalry among the federating states and their leaders.

RMAFC Chairman, Mr. Elias Mbam, who bared his mind on the matter, said the plan of the commission to give Nigerians a new revenue formula had been stalled by political considerations.
Mbam told journalists when he received the Comptroller General of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), Alhaji Abdullahi Dikko in Abuja yesterday, that though he had promised that a reviewed formula would be ready by the end of March this year, “challenges” that touched on the unity of the country had made it impossible for him to keep his word.

He said: “It is true that I promised that at the end of this month (March) we should have a new revenue formula, which will be ready for presentation to the media, unfortunately, I had a lot of challenges, in fact national challenges. First, the budget year was moved and so many other challenges...that have a lot of implication for the unity and progress of the country and we are conscious of these and we are very careful.

“I promised that at the end of first quarter I would brief you (journalists) of the progress so far made, but it would be difficult because it will not be ready within a week. We have made reasonable progress but we cannot continue talking about it because this issue is very sensitive, and borders on the very nerve of the unity of Nigeria,” Mbam said.

In the wake of the fresh agitations for an equitable revenue formula for the states, northern governors had declared that the region was being shortchanged under the current arrangement. They blamed the underdevelopment of the region on poor allocations to their states and even questioned the propriety of the 13 per cent derivation for the Niger Delta region.

Their action came under virulent attacks from their southern counterpart, who insisted that the North cannot blame its woes on the revenue sharing profile.
Dikko had told the RMAFC boss that his visit was to seek the commission’s support for the service in the form of strengthening its legal framework to enable the agency perform better.

Dikko said: “The support we need from the commission is political. We are in the review of our legal framework...the current law is a very big obstacle to our revenue collection drive. The fine for some offences is too meagre, the highest for an infringement is just N200. So, we are now intra-regulated by this constraint backed by the law.”
He hinted that the commission plan to hold a capacity building workshop for commissioners from the states to enable them be abreast with the workings of the NCS.

Meanwhile, the Arewa Youth Forum (AYF) has urged the government to balance the revenue allocation formula between the states in the North and South.
The group alleged that the present allocation formula favoured the states in the South and therefore rejected it.
After a meeting in Kaduna yesterday, the group said:
“Northern states should have an increase in allocations from the Federation Account based on the fact that the disparity between what oil producing and non-oil producing states in the same country get is too wide.”

President of AYF, Malam Gambo Ibrahim Gujungu, told journalists after the meeting that “since the constitution says that the revenue formula be changed or looked into every 10 years, and in some cases every five years, we agree with the northern state governors that it is now over 20 years that our revenue formula was reviewed and it would be unfair for the North to continue in this state of affairs. ”

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[quote author=ekt_bear]GEJ was not elected as president twice.

Only once. So he can run again in 2015.

If it goes to court, GEJ will win.[/quote]Don't be too sure that GEJ will win. Constitutional issues are seldom black or white.

Beaf: Just in case you need to shine your eyes wella before making another meat sellers interpretation of the chapter, here it is in full again:



Chapter 142 has just two paragraphs (which are both quoted above). Surely, it can't be that hard na.
My brother, as you can see, it only refers to nomination and party membership. I am looking forward to your getting a lawyer from Jankara market who hitherto, only sold onions ands pepper by the roadside.

Comedy!

I quote 142 (2) again:

"The provisions of this Part of this Chapter relating to qualification for election, tenure of office, disqualification, declaration of assets and liabilities and oaths of President shall apply in relation to the office of Vice-President as if references to President were references to Vice-President. "


The chapter in question is Chapter VI and the part referenced is Part 1 Federal Executive. That refered chapter and part include all the sections I've sited. Go to the constitution and find that the only chapter and Part which 142 (2) refers to is what I show below:

Chapter VI

The Executive

Part I

Federal Executive

Don't jump for joy yet, 142 is a section not a chapter olodo. How can Chapter 142 be contained in Chapter VI of the same instrument. olodo abi na backyard school you go ni.

abeg no vex, make I borrow ya gif. Everybody join me in www.nairaland.com/attachments/180447_ROTFLMAO_gif3d0c775232c7f27cf80592785b9635b6

Beaf: ^
How anybody can make ambigous interpretations of the sections you quoted above is beyond me.
GEJ has only contested for the post of President once, talkless of sitting a full 4 year term.

Comical.

This is the entire chapter 142. Olodo:



As you can see, 142 (2) refers to 142 (1). They are the only things in the chapter and they are about nominations and party membership. Ok?

You are making a fool of yourself. 142 (2) states The provisions of this Part of this Chapter relating to qualification for election, tenure of office, disqualification, declaration of assets and liabilities and oaths of President shall apply in relation to the office of Vice-President as if references to President were references to Vice-President.

So in your books, tenure of office is about nomination and party membership. I laugh in Isoko

Beaf: ^
How anybody can make ambigous interpretations of the sections you quoted above is beyond me.
GEJ has only contested for the post of President once, talkless of sitting a full 4 year term.

Comical.

You think it is ambiguous and comical, ko? When the supreme court agrees with my interpretation, it would no longer be comical - you'd resort to blaming core-Northern elite again. Look, GEJ assumed Yar'Adua's terms and according to section 142(2), Yar'Adua's tenure of office as President shall apply in relation to the office of Vice-President (GEJ). There is nothing ambuguous about this.

kunlekunle: Jonathan is serving his first term constitutionally.
The only people who would take your arguments seriously are those who either believe in unsubstantiated rumours or base their decisions on sentiment

can you buttress your arguement from the constitution

Let me help you out a bit here by pointing out a few constitutional provisions:

We all agree that you can Presidential tenures are limited to two terms as specified in the constitution below:

Section 137.(1) A person shall not be qualified for election to the office of President if -
(b) he has been elected to such office at any two previous elections;

Now GEJ had to vacate the office of the President and contest in the last election when his first term ended as provided for in the constitution below:

Section 135.(2) Subject to the provisions of subsection (1) of this section, the President shall vacate his office at the expiration of a period of four years commencing from the date, when -
(b) in any other case, the person last elected to that office under this Constitution took the Oath of Allegiance and oath of office or would, but for his death, have taken such Oaths.

Finally, there is no doubt that Yar’Adua’s term would have expired when GEJ’s 1st term in office expired. Please note that GEJ’s first term expired when Yar’dua’s first term would have expired because of this provision which applies to Chapter VI of the constitution where all the previously sited provisions are contained:

Section 142(2) The provisions of this Part of this Chapter relating to qualification for election, tenure of office, disqualification, declaration of assets and liabilities and oaths of President shall apply in relation to the office of Vice-President as if references to President were references to Vice-President.

We can easily conclude because of section 142 (2) as applied to the other sections I sited, that, if Yar'Adua cannot run for a third term in 2015 if he were alive, then GEJ cannot do the same.

I'm sure some ogbanje lawyers will come and turn my simple analysis upside down shortly, but the issue seems quite clear.

[quote author=PROUD-IGBO]^^^It was just a question of when, not if, an obnoxious fool like you will crop up. What took you so long ?[/quote]shatap dia, ignorant dummy. You and your dullard leader Eze NL gburubguru,Onlytruthlies continue to blame the federal government for short changing and abandoning you, when your demise on due to your incompetence and foolishness.

Good thing, some of you have started doing some work. BTW The federal government just released N10billion to fight erosion. Read About It Here Olodo

@Beaf, to be honest with you, I am not against GEJ. If he performs and he is successful in his first term, I will use my own resources to help him return to power. I am willing to wait and see how the power situation is improved in 2-3years. The world already knows that our economy is poised to be in the top 20 by the end of the decade at the rate its growing.

My worry is the security issue, I just don't think GEJ has done enough. He has not been as agressive as one would have hoped. Why is he still shielding the sponsors of terrorism within his administration? He had told us that he knows them. Why??

[quote author=musiwa,,.]Yar adua use more than 1 trillion naira, non oil export in is last years.

Now this year the govt use an oil price of $90 per barrel to calculate the budget. Because it claim over 90% of its revenue is collected from oil.

I want to disprove that claim that Oil generate over 90% of Nigeria govt revenue.

here is why I say so. When Jonathan Goodluck/Ngozi Iweala finised their budget calculation. they came up with a figure of about 4 trillion in budget, which was said to be over 90% from oil based on $90 per barrel.


Now here is how I do not agree with harvard Ngozi iweala. Who have written the Nigeria budget for 6 years. and have not been telling the truth to Nigerian.

Nigeria used $90 to calculate its budget this year. I will tell you, that companies like shell , mobil etc will make profit. And the calculation made, shows that Ngozi iweala use $90 to calculate the budget. Including shell, mobil etc profit, which is about 40% of the $90. she should have used 60% of the $90. but they used $90


What it means is that 40% of the 4 trillion use to calculate the budget is shell,mobil etc profit. , even if nigeria sold oil for $30 billion, the amount that come to nigeria is just 60% of that. And not 100%, but they have been using the 100% to calcuclate for many years.

It means that the govt would look for ways to fill in the 40% of the 4 trillion in billion. Where do they get the 40%.. From non oil export and taxes of all Nigerian.
while claiming that the people dont pay taxes.

The north seen the satellite pictures discovered the truth , that this state were making false claim to oil. And since Jonathan Goodluck comes from one of the oil state. He has refuse to correct some of this. which is creating the problem, instead he is given them more. Which should not be. One major problem.
This is why most Nigeria now hate Ngozi iweala.

And instead of calculating the oil derivation based on 60% which is the govt profit on oil. They calculated the 13% derivation based on the $90 sale price. And refuse to give other state which had other mineral apart from oil, which were not their own ethnic group or state.

So now the oil state are getting derivation base on $90 instead of 60% of the bench mark price.


So you can see, that Nigeria uses the oil bench price $90 to calculate its budget and not the oil profit price which may be about 60%. And also use the oil bench mark price to calculate 13% mineral derivation. which is wrong.[/quote]^^^^ +1000 (
na who talk say musiwa dey craze? ehn, wey dem. When the issue of revenue allocation and unfair, unjust, and thieving derivation issue gets to court, we will raise some of the issues you pointed out above.

musiwa!!!!!!! noting do you


PS. Why you dey cause trouble na, you started a new thread with this post, the moderators rightfully deleted it, and I though it was some sort of censorship. I should have known better. oro e ti su mi.

Beaf: Sir, it is a grey area only to dolts; that is why nobody has seen fit to challenge it in court. No serious person wants to appear as a jester to be publicly laughed out of court by a judge.

The timing is not right for a challenge. Do you have any information to support that GEJ will be a candidate in 2015? GEJ is not quite bold enough to make such an announcement at this point. As for your "dolt" remark, countless of folks had that point of view only to end up hugging transformers after losing in court.

Beaf: Jonathan is serving his [b]first [/b]term constitutionally.
The only people who would take your arguments seriously are those who either believe in unsubstantiated rumours or base their decisions on sentiment.

This is a constitutional grey area. There is nothing rumorous about it and you better hope that it is not challeged in court and that the supreme court does not rule against GEJ's second term bid.

Onlytruth: Come to think of it, imagine musicians like Celestine Ukwu, Goddy Ezike, Sir warrior and The Nigerian system that denied us our right to an international airport, is the reason why Onitsha is dying.

We want our town back! Complete with an international airport! , else Asaba should start international operations.

Onitsha is dying because of bad governance and state government's misplaced priorities. It is with the same kind of irresponsibility that you believe that an Airport is more inportant than urgent issues of survival and public health. You and the other incompetent fools running the state should make resolving the issues depicted below as your number one priority:

https://www.wief.net/images/silasworks_ochanja06.gif

Another disgraceful issue

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Eze Olodo, would you feel comfortable eating food bought at the market?

https://www.wief.net/images/otumoyecreek02.gif

Airport ko, bird hanger ni.

Dede1: You have not made your ethnicity known yet so that we can see which war your forbearers fought. If you are a Yoruba do not mention the wrestling matches called Kiriji wars.

Ah Ah, how can you call a war fought with superior stratagems and weaponry of the era, a wrestling match? Wait make dem catch you hia.

Beaf: Yes drones and commando's are the answer, because the problem is not core-Northerns, but the core-Northern elite who have phucked up their own people and are now bombing the innocent.
Targetted, precision strikes are needed.

I agree that at the very least, there is moral culpability on the part of the Northern elite as well as those of other regions. What I am yet to understand is why our commander-in-chief seems quite impotent in effectively dealing with the security issues in the country. We are at war but our commander is not leading or commanding a gaddem thing. He tells us that he knows who the core-Northern elite that supposedly sponsor BH are, but does not have the balls to make a single related arrest.

At this point, the President seems to be more of a problem than this core-Northern boggie men in your head.

[quote author=GEJ: The President of Federal Republic of Nigeria-September 03, 2011]Let me use this occasion to reassure Nigerians and members of the international communities that we now have strong links as to those involved in this terror war on Nigeria and Nigerians. I have directed security operatives to go after them, no matter where they may be hiding. Also, I am using this opportunity to warn that those who choose to hide under our new freedom to perpetrate evil against our people shall have no hiding place. This administration is fully determined and able to deal with all threats and agents of instability, who continue to test the resolve of our nation and its democratic institutions and leadership.

As president and chief security officer of the nation, I will employ every means and instrument at my disposal to secure this nation against forces of evil, which seeks to divide and sabotage our country. There shall be no sacred cows in our efforts to expose, contain and defeat this network of terror and its sponsors. I’ve directed a review of our national security architecture to lay its emphasise on intelligence and citizens’ participation in security surveillance.[/quote]

This is an egregious, shameful and dishonourable act by Fashola. No place of worship, whether Mosque or Church should be demolished because of some recommendation by an incompetent SSS. I'm ashamed of Fashola. Is the act even legal?

This is the same man you'll find in Dubai along with Tinubu and others during Ramadan looking like devout Moslems. olodo

PointB: @Op

We own it a duty to lend the western power hands in the bid to destroy terrorism that has taken root in Northern Nigeria.
To rid Northern Nigeria of terrorism is the task for all of us. Let's roll in the tanks, and invite the drones!

I'm with you on ridding our dear country of terrorists. I do however believe that tanks will not do the job. We need intelligence support and drones. That should be instrumental in controling BH and MEND activities as well. We agree on this for once.

shymmex: Nigeria has invested more than $150billion in the last 12 years to enhance our military, and you can never match that in the next 50 years. Vent your anger on the elites, and leave the average Nigerian out of your daily grandiose delusions.

^ +1000 particularly the bolded

May the Itsekiri say this to Beaf and Eze Onlytruthparanoia when ever they come in and attempt to spread the usual. "wete gweh; atwe gweh ma wolilo ne ni"

Ogbonaikenna: Ndu_chucks say something nah.

It appears that you are not sophisticated enough to decipher what's going on. No one can reject the royalties on solid minerals which the government has already announced will be paid starting immediately.

There is no intention of letting anything go until the current derivation formula is rendered unconstitutional and revenue allocation is made fair and just. olodo

There is brimestone and fire on the mountain but PDP seems to be oblivious to the danger. May God Help And Bless Nigeria. Amu

Findings by Nigerian Tribune revealed that jihadists in the Sahel had since considered Nigeria as a new front, especially after video and pictures of alleged atrocities of Nigerian security forces and their Western allies were circulated across the worldwide jihadist network.

For some weeks now, it was learnt that several reports of alleged victimisation of innocent civilians in Kano and Maiduguri had made their ways into the Islamic world with the Nigerian security forces being portrayed as repressing Muslims.

A particular Arabic website even detailed complaints of prominent Kano and Maiduguri elders to confirm alleged excesses of the military to mobilise jihadists for supposed holy war in Nigeria.

Meanwhile, an Algerian terrorists has confessed to interrogators in Algiers that the sect is planning massive attacks to commemorate the first year of Bin Laden’s death in Pakistan.

An Algerian Islamic newspaper, Elcharoukh, quoted the suspect as listing Nigeria, Algeria, Mauritania, Niger and Mali as countries the Sahel Al-Qaeda is targeting for the attacks.

Algerian security sources said Algiers is sharing such intelligence with the affected countries.

Meanwhile, members of the dreaded Islamic sect, Boko Haram, at the weekend, lost their lives during a crossfire between the Joint Task force on Operation Restore Order and members of the sect in Maiduguri, Borno State.

In the attack which made hundreds of innocent citizens to sleep outside their homes, the JTF recovered one AK47 rifle and 200 rounds of special ammunition.

Spokesman for JTF, Lieutenant-Colonel Shamsu Musa, confirmed to Nigerian Tribune that the crossfire was as a result of the attack by the sect on JTF troops stationed at Sabon Gari, Maiduguri metropolitan council.

According to him, the sect members attacked the troop stationed at Abaganaran and Jajeri wards in Maiduguri between 5.30 p.m. and 7.15 p.m. on Saturday, adding that during the crossfire, three members of the sect died as a result of gunshot wounds.

Lieutenant-Colonel Musa said that although no casualty was recorded on the side of the troop, the JTF recovered 200 rounds of 6.722mm special ammunition.

He said members of the public who were passing through the area were ordered to lie down to save their lives.
According to him, troops were still in pursuit of the sect members and events would be communicated to the press as they unfolded.

“Meanwhile, situation is under control,” he added.

Explaining why the military had to restrain people and ordered them to lie down on the main road from Saturday night till Sunday morning, Lieutenant-Colonel Musa told the Nigerian Tribune in Maiduguri that “those ordered to lie down by the roadside should not have bad feelings, as it is for their own good, for security of their own lives, as the JTF did not want them to be caught in the cross fire or hit by stray bullets.”

He added that “moreso, they were trapped during the curfew hours when there is restriction of movement and the troops have every right to halt them, even as they acted for the good of innocent citizens.”

Nigerian Tribune also learnt that apart from the men of the JTF who were attacked, the fundamentalist laid a siege on the Lamisula police station and engaged the police present at the station in gun battle, which lasted for over an hour.

The sect also attacked the police station with a rocket launcher and hand-held bomb, which led to destruction of part of the station.

The sound of bomb blast was heard in all corners of Maiduguri and people had to rush back home.

Thousands of residents who were held up by the attack out of their homes were made to sleep on the roads by the men of the JTF, who still enforced the curfew which is between 7.00 p.m and 6.00 a.m.

We must not let things get out of hand, danger looms.

MORE facts have emerged on why the Al-Qaeda in the Sahel region established an operational base in Nigeria, even as an Al-Qaeda suspect in an Algerian prison has confessed that the sect is planning attacks in Nigeria and four other nations to commemorate the first year of Osama bin Laden’s death.

Nigerian Tribune had reported that the terror group had created a Nigerian base with specific goal of kidnapping Western expatriates in Nigeria to raise operational fund for Al-Qaeda worldwide, a report that was followed by the sect’s confirmation of its responsibility for the kidnapping of a German engineer in Kano city.

Fresh reports from the Sahel region indicated that the terror group, apart from targeting Nigeria for fund-raising, also focuses on Nigeria because of the increasing presence of Western secret services in the country.

Nigeria, in its bid to combat the Boko Haram insurgency, had entered into operational accord with intelligence services of major Western powers that had since swarmed the country in close coordination with their Nigerian counterpart.

The British Intelligence service, M15 is reported to be very active in Nigeria alongside the Israeli Service, MOSSAD, while the American Special Forces are also not left out.

Security sources also hinted that the German secret service is now active in Nigeria in search of its kidnapped citizen, while the involvement of the Australian intelligence service was a subject of legislative inquiry in that country. The French secret service is said to have entered the country long ago due to its deep involvement in the Sahel region.

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Onlytruth: We will judge the president on the bolded, and nothing less, beginning from the end of this year.
The beautiful thing about current events in Nigeria is that there is really no way the SE would lose sustantially if we decide to go for our own interest alone.
Methinks that the SE will remain the most strategic zone politically in Nigeria for the foreseable future mainly because we have demonstrated that we can deliver a BLOCK VOTE. There is one more reason which makes us especially hot politically now in Nigeria, and I won't tell you what that is. lol You just have to guess what it is.

So, no shaking my friend. The Nigerian national (and hopefully disintegration) politics is getting very interesting.

You people need to team up with CPC, via APGA or other some other party and present a very credible Vice Presidential candidate, like Soludo or Okorocha(reluctantly) who would have switched to APGA. Remember that in this game there are no permanent political enemies. Fashola cannot get far as long as Tinubu controls ACN.

Onlytruth: You meant assuming Nigeria does not disintegrate by then. lol

BTW I could only count 3 Igbo in totally useless positions too.
GEJ is the only thing I still have in PDP.
Even he has only this year to retain my support, depending on his achievement per Igbo interest in Nigeria.

There will be no disintegration, the whole world will be negatively affected by that - its not going to happen.

GEJ has already made a pact with some Northern elements to guarantee him enough Northern support to win a second term. Ndigbo's support has been taken for granted again. Were it not for the 98% + SE support, PDP would not have won. Once again, the defeat of the PDP may be in the hands of the SE. Lets hope the SE leaders do not blindly support GEJ again this time around. You people have not been compensated in any meaningful manner for your overwhelming suport. Bearing the name Azikiwe or Ebele is not enough to build Airports, Federal roads or Bridges. Ndigbo wise up!!

I could hardly count 2 out of 19 of these officials who have Yoruba names. It appears that federal character is not reflected in the PDP and the marginalization of the SW within the ranks of the PDP continues. Zoning, Power Rotation and Power sharing is finally dead and buried.

The handwriting is on the wall. GEJ gets a second term and power shifts to the North 2019, unless CPC, APGA, and ACN can join forces - the probability of that happening is 0.025. Assuming a popular revolution or coup doesn't become a game changer.

Dede1: For the sake of posterity, can you, without iota of bias, indicate the boundary lines between Ogoni, Ijo and Isoko? The ethnic groups mentioned have never for one day engaged Igbo in a fight over anything talk less of a piece of land. I think what kept you on the dark side of ignorance about boundary lines and peaceful co-existence among the ethnic groups in the southeast of Nigeria is the unwarranted and draconian boundary adjustment executed by Yoruba and Hausa.

You sounded very condescendingly disingenuous when you referenced that Ndigbo had ulterior motives to claim lands belonging to minorities because of crude oil. Ndigbo will give away crude oil free of charge if it is a requirement to gain sovereignty. However, Ndigbo had not intention whatsoever to forfeit what belongs to them.

If we are able to build a nation with a constitution which is fair to all and provides for 100% resource control to the states, and true Federalism, will you give up this idea of separation? If we can achieve the aforementioned, say within 5 - 10 years without a war, wouldn't that be preferable with this total separation you are calling for?

[quote author=One_Naira]ROFLMFAO and the ignorance continue. Speaking for others didnot work for ND, so the new tatics is for SE . My liver just followed my gut in busting with laughter. The leaders of SE are chopping money, do you honestly think they speak for us or do you think any of us trust am? They are born and bred and govern by the Nigerian politics, if anything they are CORRUPT as it can get since they have lived and drank from the corruption water that Nigeria dishes out to leaders. I don't know about you but I do not see any Nigerian leader as my leader. If anything, when and I really mean WHEN Nigeria separate and Biafra become a reality, all those leaders should be locked up until cleansed off the Nigerian water they've been drinking.

Lastly as for the people, I suppose the occupy Nigeria saga didn't teach una anything. Conduct a survey right now in East and among Igbo outside of East and come back to reality upon seeing the answer. LMFAO, keep swinging that sh1t around, if it helps you sleep at night, the one Nigeria is everyone wish.
https://i297.photobucket.com/albums/mm211/GiftofWolves/wildcats/roflmao.gif[/quote]First off, the vast majority of Ndigbo reside outside of Igbo land in Nigeria and separation is the last thing they wish for themselves and their families. They want us to have a successful country. Secondly, why do you people keep voting for the leaders who do not represent your wishes?

Please tell me how you plan to wrestle power away from your leaders who control your military and economic power? These are leaders you've admitted do not share your views on separation? Frankly you are in denial and you are delusional. I feel sorry for you too. You may roll on the floor until your black a$$ turns into a red one (remember say una sand sand na red) Mumu.