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In the northern and southern parts of the country, the talks of secession have become so intense to the extent that people feel free to discuss it across various social media platforms. There are organisations or groups who openly call for secession but what they are actually after are, political influence, dominance and relevance in national politics. The call for secession is merely a cover for their true intentions. No region should be allowed to keep pressuring for secession because Nigeria's unity or amalgamation was not achieved until after extensive research, deliberations and consultations.

Nigeria's founding fathers know and understand our differences and diversity, yet they amalgamated the six geopolitical zones of the country because they realise the power of our unity. Nigeria becomes the largest economy in Africa and it is rapidly developing. All the regions have contributed immensely to national growth and development. The North is blessed with fertile agricultural land where animals and food crops are produced to be distributed to various segments of the country.

The South has rich mineral and natural resources which has become the main source of income for the country. The regions are interdependent on each other. Segregating the country may only lead to instability and chaos. What is happening today in South Sudan should serve as a lesson to other countries with issues of secession.

The Niger Delta creeks are made infertile as a result of oil spillage. This provided a kind of business opportunity for food crops dealers from the northern part of the country. Foods are transported to the region in large quantities. Those agitating for secession might have not considered the interdependence of the six geopolitical zones of the country.

Some groups of armed criminals have been attacking security formations and logistics in the southeastern part of the country. This tactic can never work in their interest because violence only breeds instability and destruction but never development. There is a need to embrace Nigeria's diversity and contribute to the country's economic growth.



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We want Yoruba nation and we must get Yoruba nation

Your post is utterly a rubbish.
Nigeria is a fraud. Only the beneficiaries of the fraud want to remain in the shit hole. Buhari has already divided Nigeria.
We cannot be labouring for Hausa-Fulani.
We are no slaves.
Secession we want.
Biafra, Yoruba nation we stand.
To hell with the marauders from Futajalon
To hell with the parasites from Guinea.
To hell with Buhari and his cabals.

How much dem give you my brother

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DrRasheed:
In the northern and southern parts of the country, the talks of secession have become so intense to the extent that people feel free to discuss it across various social media platforms. There are organisations or groups who openly call for secession but what they are actually after are, political influence, dominance and relevance in national politics. The call for secession is merely a cover for their true intentions. No region should be allowed to keep pressuring for secession because Nigeria's unity or amalgamation was not achieved until after extensive research, deliberations and consultations.

Nigeria's founding fathers know and understand our differences and diversity, yet they amalgamated the six geopolitical zones of the country because they realise the power of our unity. Nigeria becomes the largest economy in Africa and it is rapidly developing. All the regions have contributed immensely to national growth and development. The North is blessed with fertile agricultural land where animals and food crops are produced to be distributed to various segments of the country.

The South has rich mineral and natural resources which has become the main source of income for the country. The regions are interdependent on each other. Segregating the country may only lead to instability and chaos. What is happening today in South Sudan should serve as a lesson to other countries with issues of secession.

The Niger Delta creeks are made infertile as a result of oil spillage. This provided a kind of business opportunity for food crops dealers from the northern part of the country. Foods are transported to the region in large quantities. Those agitating for secession might have not considered the interdependence of the six geopolitical zones of the country.

Some groups of armed criminals have been attacking security formations and logistics in the southeastern part of the country. This tactic can never work in their interest because violence only breeds instability and destruction but never development. There is a need to embrace Nigeria's diversity and contribute to the country's economic growth.



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Op, I can only see that you are merely trying hard to gain attention. But you only end up putting youi as the most deluded Nigerian ever lived.

Even Gowon is regretting keeping Nigeria as one.

There's a truth you've not known or just decided to ignore and that is "NOTHING LASTS FOREVER".

DrRasheed:
In the northern and southern parts of the country, the talks of secession have become so intense to the extent that people feel free to discuss it across various social media platforms. There are organisations or groups who openly call for secession but what they are actually after are, political influence, dominance and relevance in national politics. The call for secession is merely a cover for their true intentions. No region should be allowed to keep pressuring for secession because Nigeria's unity or amalgamation was not achieved until after extensive research, deliberations and consultations.

Nigeria's founding fathers know and understand our differences and diversity, yet they amalgamated the six geopolitical zones of the country because they realise the power of our unity. Nigeria becomes the largest economy in Africa and it is rapidly developing. All the regions have contributed immensely to national growth and development. The North is blessed with fertile agricultural land where animals and food crops are produced to be distributed to various segments of the country.

The South has rich mineral and natural resources which has become the main source of income for the country. The regions are interdependent on each other. Segregating the country may only lead to instability and chaos. What is happening today in South Sudan should serve as a lesson to other countries with issues of secession.

The Niger Delta creeks are made infertile as a result of oil spillage. This provided a kind of business opportunity for food crops dealers from the northern part of the country. Foods are transported to the region in large quantities. Those agitating for secession might have not considered the interdependence of the six geopolitical zones of the country.

Some groups of armed criminals have been attacking security formations and logistics in the southeastern part of the country. This tactic can never work in their interest because violence only breeds instability and destruction but never development. There is a need to embrace Nigeria's diversity and contribute to the country's economic growth.



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@ the bolded,so the neglect and the whole oil spillage stuffs is actually a deliberate act?

Wow.. I thought you lots said South East don't contribute anything to Nigeria?why not let them go then..?

South east are not part of Nigeria,and for those terrorists on uniforms littering our streets they are just Invaders and will be chased out with time..

They should keep killing and burning our villages..

DrRasheed, you're unfortunately very blinded and delusional.

First of all this op na olodo,who told you the six geopolitical zones were amalgamated,how many zones did we have in the first republic?
When any part breaks away from Nigeria you can buy super glue from chinonso shop to patch it back.
Unity beggers everywhere tuehhhhh..

Britain, or the United Kingdom, is made up of four constituent areas, Wales, England, Scotland and Northern Ireland. Yet Britain gave Northern Ireland a referendum in 1971, and Scotland got referendum in 2014

If Britain that created Nigeria, was prepared to break up its own unity by giving referendum to two out of its four areas, then no Nigerian should ever think that the unity of Nigeria is set in stone

There's no going back on Biafra. If the worst cataclysm must befall Nigeria before it happens then so be it.

Your name..