₦airaland Forum

Beaf:
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So na you be dis!

I have been looking for the person uprooting my yams and obtaining all my fowl dem! I know all of una finish!
Now I don catch you for NL!

See the way that clown is fainting on Clara's waist, like who get malaria. Na wa! The guy be like who JTF don shoot.

banom:
Another fool with unlimited acess to the internet.

fegflu:
American govt is more corrupt than our PDP bad boys. Pls watch for your self. An maybe many of us nairalanders will stop argueing wit each other in ny political developments in our country. It is worse else where my brother. Lets thank God for wat we have and build on it.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHWIVeKz_y4&feature=related

Enjoyment1:
I must say, I dont care about who becomes the next Governor of Anambra, but whoever that have failed in the western world, doesnt aspire to hold any public post again. In Nigeria today, it is a do-or-die affair, and it is becoming very dangerous. Sentiments have really beclouded our sense of reasoning.

Anambra today, was supposed to be very highly industralised state or zone, but the likes of some of the posters here, will never see anything wrong, in a failure, coming out again for another office to destroy.

Please, let whoever has the people at heart, win the election and take the state away from where it is today. Please leave sentiment out of this, please.

na_so:
Yes mend is from ogbomosho. are you ok now?

My friend will you shut up and stop misinterpreting mend's actions? Have you ever heard seperation as one of mend's agenda?. Mend has said they believe in one nigeria which is built on equity and justice.

Onlytruth:
@ na_so

I really would like to know your strategy for a peaceful progressive Nigeria. What are your demands as a person (hopefully a reflection of something actionable in Nigeria). I'm tired of all these "all Nigerians are guilty of corruption, this and that". It is like saying all humans will get sick in their lifetime. duh? What should Nigeria do today politically to create a sensible and progressing nation?
Don't answer by saying that division is not the answer. If it is not, then what is?

biggjoe:
ok.
So na me de do the expo sef.

or perhaps we are just saying the simple and plain truth which will only make sense if you know what really is happening in anambra.

biggjoe:
We need a good governor first then master plan will follow.

Master plain is not the biggest problem in Anambra, infact it is the least of them.
You sound like me there.
Are you sure you are not doing 'expo' on my previous post.

bilymuse:
IF you hold a free and fair referendum regarding our coperate existence, the result would look like this:

South west - yes
South east - yes
South South - yes

north central - probably yes
north west - ? (no)
north east - ? (no)

the parasitic north east and north west would be too scared to vote yes, because they have nothing except Almajiris and genocidal religious zealot who destroyed and kill in the name of God

Big Question
If the majority would like to opt out of the union , why are we together?

Answer: Oil and War
Presently, the people benefiting most from the oil, don't own the oil. Their objective is to dry up the oil well, before abandoning the union. The people of South South would be left with no oil and a terrible environmental disaster. Oil is keeping the country together, when it dry up, the country will automaticall breaks up. the three major tribe hate each other, there is no common ground.

Secondly, there is no way Nigeria would break up without a war, the international community are doing everything they can to prevent it. f war should break out, it would destabilise the entire sub Sahara Africa and beyond, with over 50 milion Nigerians becoming refugee. This would have a domino effect on other west African countries resulting into all west Africa civil war. This would stretch the UN to a breaking point.

sjeezy8:
who the Bleep is givin amaka problem ?

whether yoruba igbo or alien that person will gerrit

Beaf:
@sjeezy8 and chic2pimp 

I'm not understanding where you guys are coming from. I'm hearing "one Nigeria", but no roadmap toward acheiving it.
Nigeria is obviously not working right now, how do you guys suggest we resolve the problems (outlined at a high level below).

[list]
[li]Federal Govt control freakery (e.g in the police, fire service, creation of LG's etc)[/li]
[li]General chaos and lack of direction[/li]
[li]Corruption[/li]
[li]Lack of continuity[/li]
[li]High levels of aggression in the average Nigerian[/li]
[li]Communal/regional hatred (eg advocating that overwhelming military action be carried out in the ND)[/li]
[/list]

Please notice that I have omitted "tribalism" from the list; it is just a symptom of our underlying structural problems.

These problems are driving some of us crazy.

sjeezy8:
Good point but why would yorubas help the igbos in freeing themselves from Nigeria?
The Yorubaland isn't any where as rich in resources as the East. If anything yorubas will have an agreement with the north, for yorubas to leave making the North the majority of the East

Nchara:
Sjeezy8,

Nigeria, not the North, will not let the East go. If Yoruba wants to go as do Igbo and ND, then the North has nothing to do. If today Yoruba refuses to get involved as they did in the Biafra war, then the North cannot fight Igbo alone. Moreover, the middle belt is getting tired of northern domination. I predict that they will not be willing to join the core north to fight Igbos. So again, the Yoruba has a role to play in Igbos leaving Nigeria

Nchara:
Enjoyment1,

On what basis will Igbo suffer if they get their own country and how is the Niger Delta (ND) Igbo master?

Is it oil? There is enough in Igboland
Is is Gas, there is enough
Is it skilled manpower? There is more than enough
Do not forget that Igbos are the richest (least affected by poverty) in Nigeria of today
And that is after the effect of the civil war that devasted them
The only disadvantage BIAFRA will have is lack of sea port (if Ikwerre decides not to answer their Igboness). But they can negotiate with ND and pay taxes to bring in their goods from ND ports, which ironically ND will still come to buy. Thus they (Igbo) will get their tax money back by inflating the prices of goods sold to ND buyers

Igbos have nothing to lose really, if Nigeria separates.

olugbon01: