buckeyemedia:
You must be speaking from a reflection of your personal life? This is how you want your children to end up, it seems your parents forgot to teach about the ills of the Nigerian Civil War? That say a Fool that doesn’t know his history, is bound to repeat it.

Tinubuadvocate:
Obasanjo appointment is a big blow for secessionists Obasanjo will use his new position to crush any secessionist in Africa.
May God bless Bola Ahmed Tinubu and spare president Buhari.

Jerryherd:
2023 is a major detiminant factor

AntiBMC:
Are the enemies of Nigeria, the people who are destroying the country with terror or the people, who are trying to save their lives and that of their generations unborn by seeking for a country of their own where they can feel safe?

He should elaborate on his statement whilst thinking about the harm and destruction his generation has done to this country, that is now plaguing us all.

Fortunately for us, he doesn't have the power to keep this clowntry together. At the rate ds Fulani govt is going, the disintegration will happen faster than we even imagined.

Totilopussylick:
Last time I checked, he was among the soldiers who fought Biafra war.


Now war isn't relevant.


But the independent baifra are hoping for will surely come to pass.


4uck 9ijeria.

BKayy:
The Chimpanzee is nothing but One (1) Vote

Timi45:
Nigeria's fate will be determined by Nigerians not you corrupt and old president.
Yoruba Nation now!!!
Biafra now!!!

Modrov:
Nigeria must continue to exist.

Now, I am aware of Nigeria being a contraption., and I have accepted it is a contraption since 2008.

But the problem is, as bad as this contraption is, all the alternatives are worse. In each alternative, the big tribes dominate and conquer smaller tribes. And as someone who comes from a smaller tribe, I don't like the idea of being dominated by the bigger tribe (One reason why many Niger delta people don't want to join Biafra is not because they do not agree with MNK and company in priniciple, but because they do not see any benefit staying in Biafra...and being dominated by Igbo. Just as many other minorites)

Second, large parts of this country depend on other parts of this country for food. And yes, don't deny it. Split Nigeria, and there would be borders. Once there be borders, there be tarrifs. Once there be tarrifs, food prices will shoot up. And once food prices shoot up...

Finally, all those arguing for splitting the country are doing so because they beleieve they will get more money from the sharing that way. Infact, one thing that secessionists and pro one Nigerians , BMC and anti-BMC share....that I don't like...is the idea that the ideal economy works by selling raw materials and sharing the revenue. Well, we do not control the price of what we sell. And that means that in order to get a prosperous economy, we must go and use our raw materials to power our manufacturing sector...and become an exporter of industrial goods. But most Nigerians don't think that way. And when there is a spilt....there would be a fight over who controls the resources.

I repeat...we don't have enough money in this country, because we sell oil at $80 and less, when in order to have a budget that can pay for everything sans borrowing, it needs to be at $133 and above per barrel. THAT is how most African countries are (REPLACE oil with gold, cocoa, platinum, copper, etc)....and why many of us are really in debt. And we use our limited resources to subsidsise everything...and the money we have left over is not enough, so we borrow more. Corruption and stealing makes a bad situation worse.


Nigerians may not like each other, as do most Africans. Most African countries are contraptions. But in 1963, the OAU voted to recognize most African borders as sacrosant...because of all the bad alternatives, it was the least worst. Same thing for Nigeria.

FakeUnity:
I'm not sure about others, but I know that if Biafra doesn't happen while you are alive, it will DEFINITELY happen over your dead body.

Onye kwe, chi ya ekwe.

When a people agree strongly, their 'Chi' will also reluctantly agree.


That na surebanker.

The quest for freedom remains an eternal goal.

uba1991:
[s]hahahaaa. Akuya! If you really want disintegration you know where to get it. Why are you avoiding the national assembly if really you want out. See people that will die with hungry if food from the north is been stopped from reaching them.
Disintegration cannot happen in nairaland, stop lieing to yourself that you want out.
What are you doing in Abuja, Lagos, kaduna, Kano, maiduguri?[/s]

Totilopussylick:
Shey you are hoping on Jesus Christ to resurrect someday.

So shall Biafra resurrect when the time comes.

FakeUnity:
I'm not sure about others, but I know that if Biafra doesn't happen while you are alive, it will DEFINITELY happen over your dead body.

Onye kwe, chi ya ekwe.

When a people agree strongly, their 'Chi' will also reluctantly agree.


That na surebanker.

The quest for freedom remains an eternal goal.

BKayy:
The Chimpanzee is nothing but One (1) Vote

AntiBMC:
Are the enemies of Nigeria, the people who are destroying the country with terror or the people, who are trying to save their lives and that of their generations unborn by seeking for a country of their own where they can feel safe?

He should elaborate on his statement whilst thinking about the harm and destruction his generation has done to this country, that is now plaguing us all.

Fortunately for us, he doesn't have the power to keep this clowntry together. At the rate ds Fulani govt is going, the disintegration will happen faster than we even imagined.

Tinubuadvocate:
Obasanjo appointment is a big blow for secessionists Obasanjo will use his new position to crush any secessionist in Africa.
May God bless Bola Ahmed Tinubu and spare president Buhari.

FakeUnity:


If they don't give you yorubas presidency, nothing go happen. Stop banking on yoruba presidency and making the quest for oduduwa republic a laughing stock. You are making oduduwa republic look like it's for sale.

As for we Easterners, even if dem like let them make 100 Igbos president of nigeria at the same time, it won't stop the course for freedom.

Modrov:
Nigeria must continue to exist.

Now, I am aware of Nigeria being a contraption., and I have accepted it is a contraption since 2008.

But the problem is, as bad as this contraption is, all the alternatives are worse. In each alternative, the big tribes dominate and conquer smaller tribes. And as someone who comes from a smaller tribe, I don't like the idea of being dominated by the bigger tribe (One reason why many Niger delta people don't want to join Biafra is not because they do not agree with MNK and company in priniciple, but because they do not see any benefit staying in Biafra...and being dominated by Igbo. Just as many other minorites)

Second, large parts of this country depend on other parts of this country for food. And yes, don't deny it. Split Nigeria, and there would be borders. Once there be borders, there be tarrifs. Once there be tarrifs, food prices will shoot up. And once food prices shoot up...

Finally, all those arguing for splitting the country are doing so because they beleieve they will get more money from the sharing that way. Infact, one thing that secessionists and pro one Nigerians , BMC and anti-BMC share....that I don't like...is the idea that the ideal economy works by selling raw materials and sharing the revenue. Well, we do not control the price of what we sell. And that means that in order to get a prosperous economy, we must go and use our raw materials to power our manufacturing sector...and become an exporter of industrial goods. But most Nigerians don't think that way. And when there is a spilt....there would be a fight over who controls the resources.

I repeat...we don't have enough money in this country, because we sell oil at $80 and less, when in order to have a budget that can pay for everything sans borrowing, it needs to be at $133 and above per barrel. THAT is how most African countries are (REPLACE oil with gold, cocoa, platinum, copper, etc)....and why many of us are really in debt. And we use our limited resources to subsidsise everything...and the money we have left over is not enough, so we borrow more. Corruption and stealing makes a bad situation worse.


Nigerians may not like each other, as do most Africans. Most African countries are contraptions. But in 1963, the OAU voted to recognize most African borders as sacrosant...because of all the bad alternatives, it was the least worst. Same thing for Nigeria.