₦airaland Forum

Goke7:
We actually love each other [don't you see how we celebrate together when our national soccer teams score goals?] Our politicians and the elites are the ones lying to us that we do not love each other but do you know they do business togther irrespective of where they come from?

or don't you see how they've all been going to Buhari to congratulate him including those who said He was too old to rule Nigeria?

My brother, we 've all been scammed by our greedy leaders

Goke7:
hope you are also aware of the dwindling price of oil, if the purpose of your republic is oil, Pls think again as new technologies keep evolving to reduce the depenency on oil

okunboy:
REMINDER:
Pls someone should help me ask this briggs where will the battle-ground be? It won't be in the West, North likely not in the east as well. The battle ground will be in the Niger Delta Soil itself. The Boko Haram war is being fought in the North-east as we talk. Millions of indigenous pple were homeless as we talk......Even if the Boko-haram were perpetrated by the northerners themselves....the question is who is bearing the weight of pains and loss now?, Biafra war was fought. Where was the battle-ground? It was on the soil of the biafrans.....Now you are calling for war...your children are living abroad....you have fleet of Jets around you to move out of the country in a split of second, leaving innocent and helpless people to suffer! Like someone said on this thread earlier....war is different from pipeline vandalism, kidnapp of foreigners, holding the country to ransom economically! War is brutal! Mr. Briggs....can you pay the price of WAR??

RevDesmondJuju:
And what did Saudi use to develop their oil industry? Was it sand and sun?

You taqiyya lying marafarker!

The ND was the richest region in both pre colonial and colonial times.

An attestation to this is the home grown billionaires like Nana and Jaja who at one time where richer than the northern protectorate!

Even as at today, the ND region still produces home grown billionaires!

Can you compare an average ND man to an Ab0ki?

Stop your lies! We were never poor or dependent on any region,

Oil exploration and development paid for itself.

It wasn't no cocoa or groundnut money!

Besides my state Delta is far richer in cash crops than any state in Nigeria till this day!

As for the odua slaves, read up on Agbekoya Riots and see for yourself the exploitative plantation model that your cocoa economy was based on!

kastonkastrol:
Nigeria has been around even before the oil was discovered with the sweat of yoruba/northerners, and Nigeria will still be around when the oil dry-up. Nigeria will never accept the greediness of niger/deltans even with the outrageous allocations you people get. What your tiny akwa-ibom state is getting is more than what the entire western region is getting and we are not complaining, yet our region is more developed than the southsouth and southeast.

What an irony

Curlieweed:
Stop deceiving yourself, it's obvious from this board, that the different ethnic groups hate each other. Most of the guys here supporting your "one Nigeria" are even more guilty than most. Let's be real.

RevDesmondJuju:
tHat is not you or Nigeria's business.

We are not lazy parasites

eCollynzo:
Your grand father is a useless liar, I spit on his grave. How could cocoa money have been shared among the various regions in Nigeria when other regions were producing their rubber and palm oil which made Nigeria the highest exporter of those products at that time?
Shame on you and your lying grand father. No one benefitted from your cocoa money.

Goke7:
Oh I see, truth is very bitter you know lol

Goke7:
They do not hate each other my dear, our politicians were the ones sowing the seed of hatred in us all this while especially the present Federal Govt, which was displayed by the voting pattern we had in the last elections which is the worst we've ever had in our history.

If the incoming Govt performs and I pray they will, all the tension of hatred will gradually die down.

Curlieweed:
You need to be consistent here. Every evidence points to the fact that the there are no "Nigerian people". What you have are not Nigerians but Hausas, Igbos, Yorubas, Egbiras, Izons, Ibibios ...etc.

Based on your past arguments about Lagos being in Yorubaland, Nigeria is even a virtual country and the actual countries are Hausaland, Kanuriland, Izonland, Efikland, Nupeland, Jukunland, Tivland ... Etc. You can't have it both ways. That would be hypocrisy.

Let's do the honourable thing and free ourselves from this colonial prison camp.

SLIDEwaxie:
I hope he has stolen enuff for fire arms?

Pls, he is welcome to try.

I hope his people are ready to be annihilated?

RevDesmondJuju:
You this nigerian stop mentioning me

Curlieweed:
Abeg! Get real, bro!

Are the "politicians" from another planet? Wise politicians only tell people what they want to hear. We hate each other and have wonderful pet names for each other to prove it.

Curlieweed:
Abeg! Get real, bro!

Are the "politicians" from another planet? Wise politicians only tell people what they want to hear. We hate each other and have wonderful pet names for each other to prove it.

Don't waste your prayers on Buhari's second coming. He failed woefully 30 years ago and this time it will be even worse

superstar1:
Anybody or group of persons that "truly" desire war, should serve the first salvo and let us see where it will end.

Enough of all these online empty threats. All nah chest beating and futuristic tense of -- we will, we shall, etc

Just start the war on May 30 and let us see.

I can't shout. Ba turenchi

Thank God we were told their son has bought military hardware that can annihilate the whole of Cameroon in minutes.

Goke7:
no problem bro, you can continue to hate other people but as for me and my household, I hate no one including you cos i have experienced goodwill from all parts of Nigeria, as i have inlaws, nephews, uncles and aunties from different tribes before i even talk of childhood friends sef.

There is beauty in diversity, only shallow minds think otherwise.

Goke7:
wishing buhari failure when he is yet to resume office is most infortunate, Most Nigerians voted for Jona in 2011 and never wished him failure like u guys are doing to buhari now, I understand how defeat can be painful especially when you expect that a buhari who has been defeated 3 times before now eventually succeeded, I feel your pain but anyway na Godwin

RevDesmondJuju:
Another parasitic Nigerian

Just mention oil and see them flood the place like roaches

We are fully pcommitted and prepeared for whatever!

The highest una go do nah pettition ban ki moon

superstar1:
We are not from the association of chest beaters that gives lame ultimatum. We do not run to either ICC or UN or under Jona's wrapper.

Oil? See how shallow you are. Still talking of Oil in 21st century. Tell me.the oil China. Japan, Switzerland, Australia. And Germany have.

We are OK with Ondo's oil.

I repeat, serve the first salvo and see your neighbourhood go up in flames. Bornu will be a child's play.

Stop your empty dumb threat online. Start the action film on May 30. We are daring you.

Curlieweed:
This is one disingenuous argument from "one Nigeria" proponents that I find perplexing. Why is it that once one talks about creating proper nations from this prison camp, people start talking about hate and what not. Do you still live with your parents? If you have left home, is it because you hate them?

Like I asked the other fellow that has "cool" pals from across Nigeria, how about Nigerians that have friends, benefactors and even relatives from around the world? Can we just abolish individual nations and have a single world government, because we love all humans?

RevDesmondJuju:
Your rascal governors lament daily about oil money!

Go and develop your Japan without our oil
Mumu

Goke7:
what some of you guys that want Nigeria to break up don't realise is that you guys are in the minority and when it gets down to the nitty gritty of Nigeria dividing, a lot of the proponets of break up Nigeria will deny that they never said so. As bad as Nigeria is, the truth is we have integrated so much that a lot of Nigerinas who were born and grew up in places where they do not originate from would not be able to comprehend how they will suddenly become foreigners and non citizens in a place they only know as home. Its not as straightforward as you think, Most Nations who break up are still fighting wars as we speak cos it looks strange becoming a foreigner in a land you've always known as home so chill my brother, I as a person won't mind Nigeria to be divided if it will bring peace but if anyone thinks its that easy, then ask them in scotland after all the noise of breaking away and still their citizens voted against it abi you think say dem rig the votes?

Goke7:
what some of you guys that want Nigeria to break up don't realise is that you guys are in the minority and when it gets down to the nitty gritty of Nigeria dividing, a lot of the proponets of break up Nigeria will deny that they never said so. As bad as Nigeria is, the truth is we have integrated so much that a lot of Nigerinas who were born and grew up in places where they do not originate from would not be able to comprehend how they will suddenly become foreigners and non citizens in a place they only know as home. Its not as straightforward as you think, Most Nations who break up are still fighting wars as we speak cos it looks strange becoming a foreigner in a land you've always known as home so chill my brother, I as a person won't mind Nigeria to be divided if it will bring peace but if anyone thinks its that easy, then ask them in scotland after all the noise of breaking away and still their citizens voted against it abi you think say dem rig the votes?

Curlieweed:
I'm not wishing him "failure". It's just a statement of my realistic assessment of his abilities. I didn't support him before and I can't see any reason to change my mind now.

RevDesmondJuju:
yOu this Nigerian can't you get it into your thick skull that the Niger-Delta Republic has nothing to do with you but is in the interest of ensuring our own children don't remain third tier citizens in a failed corrupt fraudulent entity?

We of this generation are bound to reverse whatever injustice metted our past generations.

We DON'T WANT AGAIN!

Nah by force?


Alright Goodluck and more grease to your elbows

Curlieweed:
Nothing worthwhile is ever easy. Please avoid the easy option.

I'll leave you with a quote from JFK;

"We choose to go to the Moon in this decade and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard; because that goal will serve to organize and measure the best of our energies and skills, because that challenge is one that we are willing to accept, one we are unwilling to postpone, and one we intend to win ..."

superstar1:
Stop making noise.

Just start your war. We are daring you.

The people that are even arguing with you, seems to have your time.

Stop all your online threat, start it and let us see. Your case will be worse than Mogadishu. The state of Bornu will be a child's play in comparison with what will befall you.

If you want secession, head to UN. If you want war, it will definitely come to your doorstep with all firepower.

Copy that.