LegendHero:


Yes do the usuals of spamming the thread with pics to derail.

By the way I have a question my Anambla friend.

—I am planning to go to the erosion ravaged region to take 3 hairy chested yam legged girls I’ve been conversing with on Facebook to Lagos. To say the truth, they don’t need my money, they just want to leave Iboland by fire by force so when they heard Lagos, they begged me to buy 1 and get 2 free.

Now this is my dilemma, what state should I come in Iboland that’s peaceful so that I won’t be another victim of unknown gunmen? Please advise me as a friend

Please don’t mention Imo, coz that mad man in my earlier story chose Imo and I don’t want to follow a mad man thinking.

ExpertEDITOR:

You said 60s... But I don't remember that part of civil war history tho.

Kaysalas:

I know it was gonna raise a dust, that's why I introduced the statement in parenthesis. Anyway, it seems to me that this Siddon look approach comes from a position of cowardice rather than wisdom. (My thoughts)

ExpertEDITOR:

Your perception. Fighting a needless war is not a smart thing to do either. War is the last option to use to get something. War comes at a price and no one know the price until the end of war.

Kaysalas:

So we rather remain second class citizens licking the butts of the 'owners of Nigeria' than stand up and smell the coffee, right?

LegendHero:


Because if the Igbo leave then the SS and SW will also leave.

Infact if one region leave, then the other region leave and the North don’t want that because of the crude oil.

The Biafran war was basically the crude oil war. As in crude oil war.

Well, whether the North likes it or not, it will soon happen because no region, except maybe middlebelt, will allow them to carry out the plan of using ISIS, ALQEIDA, ALSHABAB & BH to run over the whole contraption and then claim that everything belongs to the caliphate. As I speak, the NA is going to integrate with these devils. Prepare for war!

ExpertEDITOR:

You can actually join them in imo bro.

Kaysalas:


Yeah

LegendHero:


Nice and apt.

You made some convincing and valid point here.

But I will say everything depends on the circumstances that lead to the war if eventually it happens. Our loyalty will depend on the circumstances I think.

Bashir75:


It gladdens my heart your reasonable response and objectivity. If conflict happens in South East vs Nigeria, all we have to do is to protect our region by activating regional securities and enlisting our young people to protect our cities and borders. Neutrality[color=#000000][/color] is our option and protecting our people, infrastructures and land internally. This is critical because we have some Igbo living in our cities and we don’t know their intentions and influences the possible conflict we have o them. Alertness and intelligence is key.

When we are protesting and fighting June 12 and our regional leaders had to seek asylum overseas, the igbo are rejoicing and campaigning for Abacha for president. We have too many betrayals that will make too dangerous to trust them.

brainpulse:


God bless you abundantly

walefresh3:
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Ibo are better... They are more educated than the northerners....I can't leave with a fanatics minded peoples

LegendHero:


100%.

Vigilance is the key. Odua a gbe wa.

Sipsum:


You mean Yoruba should have played olori buruku to nsi ilekun fun ole, by allowing Biafran army to shoot their way into SW?.
Our story would have been like that of Palestine or Tibet.
Okay, why not start practicing what you preach, by opening your door to armed robbers?
Do this for a start mr goody goody.