God1000:
They are not doing this for the good and benefit of their people but to preserve and protect their military regimes from ECOWAS and other external forces.

komodapson:


"Poverty striken Countries"...you may be right to an extent, but the french who ripped those African colonies of all their resources has been chased out. I believe if they have the interest of the masses at heart, they'll go places. Niger has Uranium, and I believe you know the importance of this rare element in nuclear power generation and other radioactive purposes. Gabon, Niger, Mali, Upper Volta are off the wings of their colonial masters, Ivory coast, Algeria and Senegalese need to take a bold step

truthfinder319:
Can Nigeria dash them children of hate or haters of Nigeria join?

Floky215:


You people often forget that it was the white man that came and draw a line in the sand and divide Africa...!!

The north is closely related to Niger Republic with cousins and uncles etc cutting across borders...!!

One Adamawa chief once said in a national forum that his domain cut across to Cameron and have their people their.

Learn history you block head won't...infact it was the white man's line in the sand that's is part of what is causing problem for Africa..!! separating sibling and amalgamating people who don't share similar culture amd values...!!

Historically these people share some common culture, values and history if you don't know...!!

Try, learn and know instead of swallowing hook,line and sinker what the white man tells you and coming online to comment like a retard without thinking or doing some research of your own.!!!

God1000:
you are the one talking rubbish Mr man.

Why didn't they form this federation under democratic government through referendum where the people will at least have a say, you simply cannot see the the other side of this.

I don't have problem with African countries coming together, but it should be properly done by the people, not military juntas


What do you think will happen if these countries eventually return back to democracy?

God1000:
They are not doing this for the good and benefit of their people but to preserve and protect their military regimes from ECOWAS and other external forces.

God1000:
They are not doing this for the good and benefit of their people but to preserve and protect their military regimes from ECOWAS and other external forces.

coneheaded structures:
destination of duro4chang yarimo koshcad bosskesh mccullum burobanza elsudani burob exousiAng yorubold holluwhakemmy hitlerwasright muchado FreeStuffsNG ttalk delvo flokii totit christiantruth03 and all other alShabaab purposes

Olatunji1929:
rubbish!

duro4chang:

Anambra is a Yoruba land according to history. A Yoruba man who founded Anambra went to market but he got a call that some visitors were waiting for him, on his way home, he saw a shop where they were selling bras and decided to get for his wife which took him longer than necessary. When he got home and they asked him why he returned late, he said *'àn ńá brà'* (meaning we were bargaining bra price) that's how they came up with the name, Anambra.



Shebi all of us are now historians, let's continue that way.





Me: I tell you. It was Ọọni Abewela who established Onitsha as a market town. He named it Oonirisha market but when his non Yoruba slaves, the Igbo wanted to pronounce it, they got it wrong and called it 'Onitsha'. It is time we claimed our heritage.



2. Alaafin Adegoolu established Enugu. He once married a strange but beautiful girl. He loved her so much because of her beauty. Her teeth was perfect, a reason why Alaafin used to refer to her as 'ẹnu gún rege' which was shortened to 'enugun'.

There was fight among Oloris and Alaafin did not want Enugun to be deformed due to fight so he sent her to his newly established farm settlement far in the East and even ordered people to join her there. When the new settlement was getting larger, people asked the Alaafin what name would the place be called. Alaafin replied that "let us name it after my wife Enugun." That is how the place was named and after a long time, it metamorphosed to Enugu.

Kaaaaaabiesi o!

aariwa:
While Nigeria can’t conduct ordinary elections and mandate thief is traveling all over the world like a tourist, posing for cameras with his juju cap that charms his slaves and oblivious of the pain, hunger and starvation his beloved pigs are going through

God1000:


you are the one talking rubbish Mr man.

Why didn't they form this federation under democratic government through referendum where the people will at least have a say, you simply cannot see the the other side of this.

I don't have problem with African countries coming together, but it should be properly done by the people, not military juntas


What do you think will happen if these countries eventually return back to democracy?

God1000:
you are the one talking rubbish Mr man.

Why didn't they form this federation under democratic government through referendum where the people will at least have a say, you simply cannot see the the other side of this.

I don't have problem with African countries coming together, but it should be properly done by the people, not military juntas


What do you think will happen if these countries eventually return back to democracy?

mannobi:
Of what benefit is it to their people? Nothing just to ensure the military stay in power.
Of what importance is it to the world economy? Nothing. The three are landlocked and more of deserts
Can the three of them combined withstand Egyptian, Nigerian or Algerian army firepower? No.
They are just greedy misguided, power-hungry military boys.

God1000:
They are not doing this for the good and benefit of their people but to preserve and protect their military regimes from ECOWAS and other external forces.

Justiceleague1:

I am waiting for ya analysis of my own Edo state. Stop hugging transformer na over Anambra state....

duro4chang:
You go wail taya

God1000:
They are not doing this for the good and benefit of their people but to preserve and protect their military regimes from ECOWAS and other external forces.

Yemmysworld91:


Funny you. Did you carefully read what is written up there and must you guys argue without insult.

I agree that they share historical culture, but there are differences socially, politically and in their respective history. The only thing we can easily point to that brings them together is their colonial experience.

I'm an historian for your info. Minored in it for my first degree and my course work for first and second degree is historical. So stfu. Learn to argue without insults

God1000:
They are not doing this for the good and benefit of their people but to preserve and protect their military regimes from ECOWAS and other external forces.

God1000:
you are the one talking rubbish Mr man.

Why didn't they form this federation under democratic government through referendum where the people will at least have a say, you simply cannot see the the other side of this.

I don't have problem with African countries coming together, but it should be properly done by the people, not military juntas


What do you think will happen if these countries eventually return back to democracy?