Travel › Re: Major Oil Rich Cities Around The World- PICTURES by oyatz(m): 4:02pm On May 15, 2020 |
Part of the money from the Niger-Delta are also been used to pay Federal allocations to Abia, Anambra, Enugu, Imo and Ebonyi States every month. horsepower102: Op the money that would have been used to develop Portharcourt and Warri into modern cities went to LAGOS and ABUJA. This is a statement of fact yet some people see Igbo domination in their dreams. |
Travel › Re: Major Oil Rich Cities Around The World- PICTURES by oyatz(m): 3:59pm On May 15, 2020 |
But you didn't tell us that Buhari is using crude oil money to build the 2nd Niger Bridge. Smithkafors: How do you mean?,next you visit Abuja,Lagos and any other state, know it's oil money being made use of.Buhari and amaechi is using naija oil money to build railway to daura that is not of any economic benefit to Nigeria neglecting SS/SE.Till we get it right, Nigeria will always remain stagnant! |
Politics › Re: Why Nigerdeltans Don't Want To Be Part Of Biafra Ex President Goodluck Jonathan by oyatz(m): 3:50pm On May 15, 2020 |
This is an unfair statement. There are many well educated Urhobo and Ijaw youths. Lazy youth with entitlement mentality abound in every tribe. Nwanyiogwashi: I rather stay with Benue people than stay with ijaw and urhobo,at least Benue people are hard working people but ijaw and urhobo will stay one place with out working all in the name of waiting for free oil money even if you give them work in oil company they will sell it. |
Politics › Re: Why Nigerdeltans Don't Want To Be Part Of Biafra Ex President Goodluck Jonathan by oyatz(m): 3:47pm On May 15, 2020 |
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Politics › Re: Tafida Of Ilorin, Amuda Aluko, Dies At 85 by oyatz(m): 1:54pm On May 15, 2020 |
The Ilorin Emirate is multi ethnic in origin and composition such that after two hundred years of it's existence, the members of the Emirate Council are now a complex hybrid of Yoruba, Fulani, Hausa, Nupe and several small tribes. Davash222: Is Tafida Emir or Oba
Asking for myself. |
Politics › Re: Why Nigerdeltans Don't Want To Be Part Of Biafra Ex President Goodluck Jonathan by oyatz(m): 12:57pm On May 15, 2020 |
They can be parts of Biafra if they vote for it in the 2023 referendum, even Kogi and Benue States will vote in the referendum. Nwanyiogwashi: Any Biafra that will have ijaw and urhobo people on it ,just count Anioma people out of it.Using Delta state as a case study |
Romance › Re: Do Girls Really Sleep With Dogs? by oyatz(m): 12:45pm On May 15, 2020 |
What exactly do you mean by '95% of the Porn videos aren't real'? Are you saying that they don't really have intercourse? zexy2030: whatever u see on video are all acted porn scene purely for the entertainment of viewers, 95% of the videos aren't real but they are paid to act, so don't be deceived. There a lot of people who just want to make the world undwellable. |
Politics › Re: Minorities Testimonies At Willinks Commission On Life In Western Region (1957) by oyatz(m): 12:13pm On May 15, 2020 |
I considered the referendum for the creation of the Mid-Western Region in1963 and the Jun-12 Presidential election as the most democratic exercises ever done in Post Independent Nigeria because it showed that we, as a people can resolve political Issues according to laid down rules to reflect the will of the majority.
They are NOT perfect exercises and definitely not devoid of conflicts.
Conflicts arise because different people see the same issues in different ways.
The nature of politics involve conflicts and politics in civilized societies involve three dimensions- Prevention of Conflicts, Conflicts Management and Conflicts resolution.
The authors of modern constitions understand this fact and made provision for conflict resolutions through judicial adjudications.
Going to court to LEGALLY challenge a decision that's contrary to one's view is a democratic process and not necessarily an evil thing.
The people of Mid-Western Region Western Region and Nigeria as a whole did a commendable job in the 1963 referendum.
They deserve our commendations and not this irrational bashing based on ignorance,sustained by tribalism that borders on madness.
If matured, well educated and well groomed leadersship in the First Republic weren't truncated by the ill-conceived coup of 1966, there wouldn't have been a civil war and Nigeria of 2020 would have been more developed than this level. |
Politics › Re: Minorities Testimonies At Willinks Commission On Life In Western Region (1957) by oyatz(m): 11:41am On May 15, 2020 |
Your cock and bull story can not change the FACT that creation of the new Regions (now called States) was and still a CONSTITUTIONAL matter with well defined legal processes. 1) Two- third Majority votes in Western Regional Assembly. 2) Two-third majority votes in the National Assembly. The two above CONSTITUTIONAL requirements MUST be met before the referendum could hold. The Minorities in the Mid-Western Areas could NOT on their own alone meet these requirements. 3) Awolowo was NOT a member of the Western Regional Assembly or part of the Government since 1959. Why is it difficult for you to understand this simple fact? nku5: Lol these your stand alone facts have no bearing on the points I stated
1 There was no Western region then but the Benin-Delta ppl saw what was coming and started to agitate-
"Meanwhile, Oba Eweka II became increasingly concerned about the long-term implications of various administrative proposals for new regions that would ride roughshod over the unique history and independence of most of the peoples of the Central Province, which later became the Benin and Warri Provinces. Therefore, in 1926, he requested the British to bring all the Edoid and Anioma (Western Ibo) areas together in one region that would have a direct reporting relationship with the center. He argued that the people of the Benin and Warri provinces were predominantly of one linguistic, cultural, religious, chieftaincy and historical stock and had functioned in the same cultural system before the British came. [File BP 44,VOL 1, The Oba of Benin. National Archives, Ibadan"
Their fears were confirmed when they were merged into the Western Province. Are you aware that until the Benin ppl fought to get Gaius Obaseki to represent them at the legislative council in 1935 it was a Yoruba trader living in Sapele who was representing the Benin ppl. If you've read through this thread you have seen how Midwest kings were provoked when they tried to make Yoruba the lingua franca at a meeting in 1942
2. You want to whitewash Awo? The same Awo that invited Oba Akenzua for a meeting to warn him that his campaign for a new region was political and the Oba told him that he wasnt doing politics and had to remind Awo that the Ooni of Ife and Alake of Abeokuta were open and active members of the Action group. The same Awo whose AG goons were hunting after Midwest activists whenever they crossd into yoruba land? There is too much info to even bother debating this here. Trying to claim that Awo who was leader of the Action Group was innocent because he was no longer premier is a big joke
3. Majekodunmi's administration withdrew the case against the referendum (that Akintola's agent) filed at the Supreme Court. This is not debatable at all. Like I said before Akintola got his seat back after the matter had been sealed and his legs were too shaky to object as he was desperate to please Balewa. In short his hands were tied not that he wanted it |
Politics › Re: Minorities Testimonies At Willinks Commission On Life In Western Region (1957) by oyatz(m): 11:29am On May 15, 2020 |
The problem with Nairaland is that it's filled largely with people who don't read. 1) In the Second Republic, the UPN won in Bendel State. Awolowo won in Bendel State and scored about 40% of the votes in Cross River State. Prof Ambrose Folorunsho Alli of the UPN was Governor of Bendel State between 1979-1983. 2) Awolowo and Shagari jointly received most of the votes casted by the Southerner minorities while Azikiwe's NPP received about 5% of the votes in Bendel, Rivers and Cross River States. Ex-Governor Adams Oshiomole of the ACN was Governor of Edo State for 8years. The incumbent Governor Obaseki is of the APC. comos: No wonder Edo and Delta always vote for a national party like the NCNC, NPN, PDP instead of a western regional party (AG, UPN, ACN, APC) |
Politics › Re: Minorities Testimonies At Willinks Commission On Life In Western Region (1957) by oyatz(m): 9:44am On May 15, 2020 |
Many people on Nairaland are beclouded by emotion fueled by irrational hatred for other tribes called Tribalism rather logical reasoning. Constitutional requirements for conducting the referendum to create new Regions; 1) Two-third majority votes in their present region (in this case, the Western Regional House of Assembly). 2) Two-third majority votes in the National Assembly. My questions: Could the minorities in the Mid-Western area on their own mustered two-third majority votes in the Western Regional House of Assembly, Ibadan if the Majority population of Western Region were strongly opposed to it? In 1963, Nigeria was under Democratic rule and NOT Military rule, there was nothing Azikiwe/Balewa who weren't members of the Western House of Assembly could have done to force the House to vote for the motion. They were however LOBBIED by the Mid-Western leaders to instruct their party members in the National Assembly to support the motion for the referendum. The primary reason why the Biafran referendum will NOT take place is because the agitatators don't lobby other Nigerians to support the referendum but rather are preaching hatred against them. Biafrarep: They are still telling lies so shamelessly even when caught. Who did you give independence? Was it not NCNC through Zik that collaborated with with Ahmadu Bello's NPN that forced referendum on the Western region?
Even this report stated that Awolowo's AG formed a shadowy group to frustrate the referendum and even made the ridiculous claim that Igbos will dominate the Benis if they should go ahead with the referendum. Lol, I can even draw some parallels with those blackmails of Awolowo's AG to what is happening in recent times between Igbos and the minorities. They are now telling the minorities how Igbos are after their oil and would subjugate them should they align with us.
The evil that is currently going on in Nigeria did not start today. SMH! |
Politics › Re: Minorities Testimonies At Willinks Commission On Life In Western Region (1957) by oyatz(m): 7:25am On May 15, 2020 |
Obviously you don't know what you are saying sir. 1) Total Colonial Government in Nigeria started in 1900. There was no regional Government (No Western Region at all) in the 1920s, so how can agitation for the creation of Mid-Western Region started in the 1920s. The Richard's Constitution of 1950 created Regional Government. 2) Awolowo was an avowed supporter of Federalism based on ethnic groups. He had created Ministry of Mid-West Affairs by 1956, fashioned after what was obtainable in the UK at that time where was a Ministry of Welsh Affairs. 3) Awolowo resigned as the Premier of Western Region in 1959, he wasn't the Premier during the referendum. 4) The creation for new Regions and the legal guildlines were introduced (Based on recommendations of the Willinks Commision of 1958) by the 1960 Independence Constitution which came into effect on Oct-1,1960 almost a year after Awolowo had left the Government of Western Region. 5) Dr Majekodunmi was an unelected Administrator of Western Region for SIX MONTHS in 1962. He had no CONSTITUTIONAL roles to play in the referendum process. 6) The referendum had to be approved by the Regional Government which the Western Regional under SLA Akintola did in 1963, a year after Majekodunmi had left. 7) Separation of ordinary couples is often problematic let alone separation of peoples and lands by a political system which was new to the actors at that time without an advantage of learning from any historical precedence. This was bound to generate conflicts of interests which was managed with maturity. The Northern and Eastern Regions strongly frustrated any attempts to divide their territories to carve out regions for the minorities. Learn to give credit to the Political actors of the Western Region (between 1956-1963) when it's due, it won't take anything from you. nku5: Awo and Akintola never agreed for a referendum to ever see the light of day. Instead they were both desperate for there to be referendums in the North and Eastern regions despite the dogged agitations for the Midwest region that far outweighed the other regions and had been on since the 1920s
It was the emergency government of Dr. Majekodunmi that allowed the Midwest to escape. Majekodunmi's administration withdrew a motion that an Action Group agent had filed (on Akintola's behalf) to block it at the Supreme Court in May 1962. If not that the Action Group had been brushed aside for that period because of the Awo vs Akintola war it would never have succeeded
By September 1962 Awo had been arrested and Akintola couldn't match the clout of Okotie-Eboh who was very close to Balewa and his men |
Politics › Re: Minorities Testimonies At Willinks Commission On Life In Western Region (1957) by oyatz(m): 7:12pm On May 14, 2020 |
1) The Calabar-Ogoja-Rivers Movement for the creation of a separate Region for Non-Igbo populations in Eastern Region started around 1956. It is interesting to note that the Ikwerres were part of this Movement. 2) The Western Regional Government and Action Group were supportive of creation of a separate Mid-West Region , they only differ on boundaries. 3) The Akintola led-Government in Western Region conducted the plebiscite/referendum to create the Mid-Western Region in 1963 and it was approved by the Federal Legislature. The Eastern Region on the other hand refused to approve any agitations for the creation of COR Region because the separatist groups MUST get approval of the Region they want to leave before seeking the approval of the National Assembly. 4) Operation Wetie was a violent protest against the rigging of 1965 elections in the Western Region and it happened two full years after the Mid-Western Region has been created. nku5: There was minimal or almost no agitation in the eastern region. The Midwest agitation was do or die and led by titans like the Oba of Benin himself for decades but Awo kept resisting. What saved the Midwest was operation wetie and the fact that Awo/Akintola's war distracted the Yorubas. |
Politics › Re: South East Should Stop Disrespecting The Niger Delta by oyatz(m): 6:40pm On May 14, 2020 |
All these didn't answer my question; Were all the ethnic groups consulted and they gave their approval for inclusion in Eastern Region? ALL parts of Nigeria have been in existence and interracted with their neighbours for centuries before the Advent of British Colonial rule. Dikebuka: Let me explain something Before Britain, the various ethnic group were coexisting..though not in a perfect form we were existing already..
Just like I told u earlier Nri was a spiritual place that most people went on pilgrimage.. Infact the Eze Nri was never seen
Igbos in Ahaba,Aboh, Iselle-ukwu was influence by the Oba of Benin and though they wia independent of his Dominion.
Igbos wia already in contact with Ijaw...if you recall King Jaja of Opobo...infact Jaja was never seen as a domineering igbo and he was one of the strong resistance the east hard toward British incursion.
Now igbos in Anambra, Imo, Abia down south hard wah they call chiefdoms not kingdom..it was the whiteman dt brought warrant chief.
The Aba women riot was Igbo, Efik and Ibibio women dt ended the taxation stuff to show dt they have been existing even before the whiteman came.
Now Aro-confederacy was the order of the day den..they was no true king for the places that had dt Confederacy.
Kalahari have been in contact with the igbos..from the slave trade era.
Now even before the establishment of the eastern region, they have been dia.
One thing again I will say is this the British came in through the ports but faced stiff resistance to conquer the region They retired most of the sophisticated merchants in the riverine area..
Fought the war with the confederate states won yet could not get for grip...
Had to force the Eze Nri out and tell.him to denounce his title..
Brought warrant chief and even militarization of the region |
Politics › Re: South East Should Stop Disrespecting The Niger Delta by oyatz(m): 6:35pm On May 14, 2020 |
But they have a lower poverty rate than you. Akwa-Ibom and Cross-River States are doing far better than your States in certain areas, so be humble. Kwashiman: Because you SIMPLY can't compete SIMPLE. Leave too much talk. Like which indices can we even start from sef? bros una no abeg, waste of time. 
Now if it comes to producing fuckable housegirls like Ekaette or Iniobong, then we fit give una that trophy. Statistically, one in every 4 Nigerian boys have at least been disvirgined by their Calabar abi Akwa Ibom house-girls at early childhood. |
Politics › Re: South East Should Stop Disrespecting The Niger Delta by oyatz(m): 6:12pm On May 14, 2020 |
But is it okay if the wealth from the crude oil of Niger-Delta is used to build the 2nd Niger Bridge and develop Ebonyi? You are telling the SS minorities that it's not fair for people in Katsina or Sokoto to own oil Wells in the Niger Delta but you didn't tell them if it's fair for people from Aguleri, Awka, Nnewi or Afikpo to own oils in the Niger-Delta. hammerP: I TELL THEM AS IT IS BRO.
NNAMDI KANU WILL EVEN CALL THEM MAD PEOPLE.
IF YOU SEE A DOG, THE FIRST THING THEY TELL YOU IS THE DOG CAN SMELL FEAR AND ATTACK.
ALL WE HAVE SEEN FROM THIS UNREASONABLE MINORITIES IS FEAR.
IT GETS TO A POINT WEN ALL THEY FEAR STARTS HAPPENING TO THEM LIVE.
I BELIEVE THEY ARE ALREADY LIVING THAT FEAR, SO WEN THEY SEE IGBO AND START TALKING ABOUT FEAR, I WONDER IF THEY ARE INSANE.
A MAN FROM KATSINA AND SOKOTO OWNS THE OIL WELL ON YOUR LAND AND U THINK THAT IS FINE?
THE MONEY GOTTEN FROM OIL IN YOUR LAND IS USED TO FEED PEOPLE IN ZAMFARA, YET THAT IS OK.
I HOPE U SEE WHERE AM GOING WITH THIS.
ARE THE SS PEOPLE MAD? |
Politics › Re: South East Should Stop Disrespecting The Niger Delta by oyatz(m): 5:29pm On May 14, 2020 |
You don't seems to get my point. The people of Igbanke love Biafria and 90% of them had voted for Biafra. However there are surrounded by Edoid Tribes who will not vote in the referendum. Are you going to have Igbanke Biafran territory inside Edo Republic or Biafra will move in and just annex the whole of Edo Republic or they will evacuate the Igbanke people into Biafra Proper? Dikebuka: The will have to choose where the want to belong to..nobody will force them..but I doubt any igbo tribe or igboid tribe will want to remain in these current Nigeria..
Even with Nnamdi Kanu's type of confederation, I doubt any tribe will even consider d Nigeria
Even people that call themselves Anioma self. |
Politics › Re: South East Should Stop Disrespecting The Niger Delta by oyatz(m): 5:15pm On May 14, 2020 |
This post didn't answer my question sir. Were Ngwa, Etche, Nri, Ogoni, Bende, Ikwerres, Ekpeyes, Ogojo, Ibiobio, Oron and Efik consulted and their approval gotten before the British Colonial Government created the Eastern Region in 1950? Eastern Region was created by British imposition in 1950 just like Nigeria was created by British imposition in 1914. Both were not organic or indigenous political entities. Dikebuka: Igbos where abit different in their approach then. Igbos in the west( igbanke and delta) had reverence to the Oba but not loyal or subservient they had kings Igbos in the north: (Reverence to d Eze Nri as king and priest) avatar Igbos from anambra,imo,abia wia made of chiefdoms who wia in a Confederacy with Ibibio,Efik and other ethnic group within d region |
Politics › Re: South East Should Stop Disrespecting The Niger Delta by oyatz(m): 2:59pm On May 14, 2020 |
Yes, you are right sir. Even Taraba, Adamawa, Borno and Yobe Sttates will also to be parts of Biafra. hammerP: IF YORUBA KEEP FOCUSING ON BIAFRA AND IGBOS.
I PROMISE THEM, WEN BIAFRA LEAVE, EVEN ONDO WILL FOLLOW BIAFRA.
WE ARE WORKING AND TALKING.
WE ARE ON GROUND AND ONLINE.
BIAFRA IS NOT A TALKING SHOP. |
Politics › Re: South East Should Stop Disrespecting The Niger Delta by oyatz(m): 2:44pm On May 14, 2020 |
I too have thought of re-unification of the Yoruba people as one homogeneous Country but I feel it will be very difficult. In Togo today, Indigenous Yorubas are sometimes accussed of being 'Nigerians' and marginalized. Atakpame is the fourth largest city in Togo and it started as a Yoruba city but now gradually been mixed with the Ewe tribe. It is one city in Togo where Yoruba language (called IFE language in Togo) is still been used to conduct sermons. BeerParlour: All they do is think and wish evil to the Easterners for just no reason. Afonjas should be thinking of uniting with their brothers from Benin Republic and Togo to form one powerful or homogeneous country in Africa. They can be like Canada that speak English and French or they work on their Yoruba language.
If I was Afonja, that's what I would be thinking. Yoruba nation is divided into 4 countries... Togo, Benin Republic, Nigeria and Ghana yet they leave their nation to poke others. They should be thinking of reunification with their people.
Everyone is a looser in Nigeria. |
Politics › Re: South East Should Stop Disrespecting The Niger Delta by oyatz(m): 2:30pm On May 14, 2020 |
Okay, I see. So you have started to let them know you aren't joining them before you start hearing statements like these *We developed Port Harcourt, Calabar,Warri or Uyo. * Calabar, Port Harcourt and Uyi are 'No man's lands' Mystiquefia: Call it anything you want, its okay by me. We have suffered enough marginalization from the big 3 and we will not be cowed, blackmailed, foisted into any unhealthy marriage with any of d major tribes in Nigeria, Without satisfactory liason. Self Determination is not an exclusive right, preserved for biafra & those who share in their ideology.
And we need to echo our disapproval before hand so that those who have degrees in grabbing peoples lands do not mistake our silence for consent or weakness. so dat blood no go flow.. |
Politics › Re: South East Should Stop Disrespecting The Niger Delta by oyatz(m): 2:21pm On May 14, 2020 |
Bros, I can't just stop laughing at 'However, one thing is sure; you people must stop acting as spoilers'. Nowenuse: You see, the only thing that unites your people is fear of Igbo domination. That is not enough to form a country cos that uniting factor will disappear as soon as you have your own country.
To be sincere, I don't think joining BIAFRA will even be a good idea for your people. However, one thing sure is that you people must stop acting as spoilers! (In the sense that you only mention your NDR whenever the issue of BIAFRA comes up). Nobody ever hears of your own independent agitations without the mention of BIAFRA. Why? |
Politics › Re: South East Should Stop Disrespecting The Niger Delta by oyatz(m): 2:15pm On May 14, 2020 |
If Nigeria should disintegrate in peaceful and friendly ways, there will be sharing of assets and liabilities such as in the case of Czechoslovakia. However, if Nigeria should disintegrate with violence and/or under non-violent but hostiles atmosphere, things may not be as straight forward as that. Head or tail, the succeeding countries where the projects are sited will own these projects. In case of disintegration, can the Kanuris in Borno, the Jukuns in Taraba or the Yorubas in Osun States be laying claims to the crude oil in Delta State or the Oil refineries in Port Harcourt or Eleme? Dedetwo: Most Nigerians tend to reinforce the belief that Nigeria is a home of the fools. What have become the Niger Delta tribes? By the way, I can agree with you that if the silly Nigeria disintegrates, it will give rise to, at least, more three nation states. However, every project erected with Nigerian fund while lingering as Nigeria shall be owned by the emerging nation states else there will be no peace and cooperation among the nations. As of today, south east could standout as only region with no federal presence and stand to progress rapidly without any diplomatic encumbrance. The Republic of Igbo land does not need to answer to anybody about Nigerian property(s). |
Politics › Re: South East Should Stop Disrespecting The Niger Delta by oyatz(m): 2:04pm On May 14, 2020 |
If care is not taken, if Nigieria should disintegrate,Anioma will be A hotly contested Region just like Kashmir which was balkanized into 3 and controlled by India, Pakistan and China or Western Sahara between 1975-1979 when it was contested and claimed by Mauretania, Morrocco and The POLISARIO representing the Indigenous Saharawi people. Bobonnukwu: Just making my point, cause the way una dey rush to create these Niger Delta republic without due consultation with the people, make person no make make mistake draw map and include Anioma like some Ipob clowns force non-Igbos from the South South into Biafra.
Good luck to you guys. |
Politics › Re: South East Should Stop Disrespecting The Niger Delta by oyatz(m): 1:47pm On May 14, 2020 |
Congratulations for this declaration of not respecting a Yoruba person. We have heard you and believe you sir. You can now go back to your seat. hammerP: YORUBA DONT HAVE RIGHT TO KEEP DISTURBING MY TRIBE WITH THREAD ON NAIRALAND.
THEY HAVE RIGHT TO OPEN THREAD THAT CONCERN YORUBA.
NOT EVERY MINUTE, IGBO THIS, IGBO THAT.
TRYING TO CAUSE TROUBLE BETWEEN IGBOS AND OTHER GROUPS.
I THINK, THEY SHOULD COVER THEMSELVES A LITTLE IN SHAME, THEY HAVE SO EXPOSE THEMSELVES ON THIS INTERNET.
IT WILL BE HARD FOR ME TO EVER RESPECT A YORUBA MAN IN THIS WORLD AGAIN.
MIND YOU, I ONCE HELD THEM IN HIGH REGARD. |
Politics › Re: South East Should Stop Disrespecting The Niger Delta by oyatz(m): 1:21pm On May 14, 2020 |
Can you please explain how the backwardness of the Hausa-Fulanis are limiting the progress of the Igbos? Nowenuse: Igbos and others can still survive in Nigeria just that Hausa fulani backwardness will keep on limiting us and setting us backward. |
Politics › Re: South East Should Stop Disrespecting The Niger Delta by oyatz(m): 1:16pm On May 14, 2020 |
You seems to have this funny Messianic complex. 1) If Nigeria is going to disintegrate, it won't be into Nigeria and Biafra but into SEVERAL smaller countries. 2) You don't need to wait for any tribe because they fail to join Biafra. 3) The numerous tribes of the Niger-Delta can form a single countries if they like or multi countries. 4) The 'fear' of incoming Fulani Jihadists that you are using to blackmail these minority tribes into joining Biafran doesn't hold water. These Niger-Delta Tribes have *Fertile lands with large water bodies *Access to the sea *Crude oil *Natural gas * Aluminum Smelting Company, Ikot Abasi *Aladja Steel * Delta Steel Complex and above all * Human Capital. All they need to do is to sign an agreement with Vladimir Putin of Russia to take some barrels of crude oil free or manage the Steel /Aluminum complex for 3 years and supply their Army with the latest AK-47, APCs, Ground-to-Air Missiles, Helicopter Gunship and other deadly weapons. Any Fulani Jihadists that set his feet on their territories will know that he is planning to commit suicide. Can the Fulani Jihadists even withstand the Niger-Delta Militants? Yujin: Don't mind some ignorant Igbos here. When referendum comes, Biafra us certain. The referendum will only confirm the actual boundary of the new country. Agreements will be reached after everything is discussed. Those who reject Biafra will remain in Nigeria. IPOB will not be the one to fight for their own choice of country. We are fighting for Biafra and we expect some minority tribes that we included to reject Biafra at the referendum. We know where to wait for them. Their best bet is to start agitating for their own country NOW. Some blind youths can talk shit at present but when they're faced with only two options, reality will become clearer to them. It's easy to hate Igbo without having suffered any harm from them. The Jews have been hated similarly yet they continue to excel. Today, most first world countries respect Israel but small minded persons still engage in antisemitism. IPOB is aware of this. Whether in Delta, Bayelsa, Rivers, Akwa Ibom or Cross-river, we open our hands today for the coming referendum. Other tribes in the middlebelt are welcomed. Posterity will vindicate us. |
Politics › Re: South East Should Stop Disrespecting The Niger Delta by oyatz(m): 12:33pm On May 14, 2020 |
Your madness is like Z-World. . . It's extraordinary everyday. Rodwave: No foolish abobaku ritual killer is capable of intellectual discussion. I wouldn't waste my time engaging any ewedu monkey in one either. Abobaku monkeys are known for wickedness. Wicked people are intellectually handicapped just like yourself.
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Politics › Re: South East Should Stop Disrespecting The Niger Delta by oyatz(m): 12:29pm On May 14, 2020 |
Fulanis will now become foreigners and won't be allowed into their Countries. Even Fulanis are victims of marginalization in other Countries. Fulanis are being ridiculed, marginalized and killed in Central African Republic (CAR) which I strongly condemned because no Humanbeings deserved to be treated like that. Fulanis are NOT more powerful than any other ethnic group. They are are only enjoying the protection of Federal Government of NIGIERIA. Once there's no more Nigeria, Fulanis will run back to their domains. Yujin: Yet all of them will fall like a pack of cards when fulanis descend on them. We already permutated that hence we offer them the opportunity to survive. Whichever way, Igbos will survive. History is on our side. Do you agree with me? |
Politics › Re: South East Should Stop Disrespecting The Niger Delta by oyatz(m): 11:49am On May 14, 2020 |
I like your arrangement. However, let's assume that there are 3 wards within Edo State inhabited by Igbo clans (Igbankes) and they vote for Biafra but their surrounding neighbours will not partake in the referendum or if they do but vote against Biafra, will this Igbanke now exist as Biafran territory within Edo Kingdom/Niger-Delta Republic? Dikebuka: Who mentioned Edo again... Their are Igbos in Edo state..
Igbos in part of Edo state are they once that will choose...not Benin or Esan |
Politics › Re: South East Should Stop Disrespecting The Niger Delta by oyatz(m): 11:39am On May 14, 2020 |
Eastern Region was a creation of the British just like Nigeria was created by the British without consultations with the people. Were the Ngwa, Ogoni, Efik, Nri, AroChukwus, Etche, Ibiobio consulted by the British Colonial Government if they will like to be in the same 'Eastern Region'? Dikebuka: I dont get the logic for these ignorance
Before the creation of States..was the east not an aggregate of all ethnic groups in the region..
What is wrong in referendum for same people that have existed even before Nigeria existed self..
I will like to know your ethnic group as I responded earlier. It will help us to understand ourselves |
Politics › Re: South East Should Stop Disrespecting The Niger Delta by oyatz(m): 11:29am On May 14, 2020 |
It is either your parents didn't bring you up properly or you are just an untrainable kid that's why you easily reply with abuses and insults instead of intellectual responses which by your actions is obviously above your level of intelligence. People like you need to be placed where they belong- in the gulag. Rodwave: Who be this abobaku monkey again? A fool think himself wise |