naijapips02:


fish brain. You are not 'using' anybody. The yorubas were just angry with Us, so they aligned with you guys to spite us....just like a heart broken girlfriend would always want to sleep with her boyfriends best friend, to get back at him.

You are too lame to use anyone. You population had being working for you in electoral process, but thank god for boko haram. That is about to change. Aboooki

See how foolish you are, do you really think that election is only Decided by your vote? You really not wise, now that the power is in our hand, it can never leave whether you like it or not. Not even to the yorrobbers

stop saying rubbish. what has pdp got to do with BIAFIA?

chaberry:
See how foolish you are, do you really think that election is only Decided by your vote? You really not wise, now that the power is in our hand, it can never leave whether you like it or not. Not even to the yorrobbers

from your ranting i can see that you are an islamic schooled mallam.....obviously a boko haram member. Let me alert DSS sharperly.

the power must leave your hands, whether you like it or yes. NoW go back to your IDP camp.

abduljabbar4:


My mama toto is infested with maggots

Sorry to hear that.

naijapips02:


from your ranting i can see that you are an islamic schooled mallam.....obviously a boko haram member. Let me alert DSS sharperly.

the power must leave your hands, whether you like it or yes. NoW go back to your IDP camp.

I will, but keep fighting with ur so called brothers, i am really enjoying it over here

mykel231:
If you're Igbo which I'm very sure you're not,you would understand what we go through in the hands of other Nigerians.I think the time is up for Nigeria to part ways because the union has never worked and will never work.I prefer to live a miserable life in Biafra than to live like a king in this cursed country.If you've traveled out of Nigeria for once,you'll know that Nigeria is really the worst zoo in the world.I' m so sorry for saying the truth.

I am Igbo and IPOB does not represent my views about leadership and sovereignty. This is the issue here. So assuming IPOB get its wishes, voices like mine will be drowned for having a different opinion?

You see, if you take an undemocratic approach to achieve a goal, you cannot take a new route to govern. IPOB IS ILL INFOMRED ON THE PERCIEVED NEEDS OF IGBO PEOPLE AND THE NEEDS OF OUR CHILDREN.

Are there south eastern APC supporters in support of Biafra breaking away?
https://www.nairaland.com/2727729/there-southeast-apc-supporters-support

chaberry:
I will, but keep fighting with ur so called brothers, i am really enjoying it over here

yeah. at least i can still fight with them....i know you miss that kind of luxury....cos your own brothers would just shoot you at sight.

MIPNIG:


I am Igbo and IPOB does not represent my views about leadership and sovereignty. This is the issue here. So assuming IPOB get its wishes, voices like mine will be drowned for having a different opinion?

You see, if you take an undemocratic approach to achieve a goal, you cannot take a new route to govern. IPOB IS ILL INFOMRED ON THE PERCIEVED NEEDS OF IGBO PEOPLE AND THE NEEDS OF OUR CHILDREN.

#respect bro.
https://www.nairaland.com/2727729/there-southeast-apc-supporters-support

Biafrans, you can leave! No one is stopping you! You'll not be missed.

abduljabbar4:


Bastard. You will get biafra in your dreams

why are u pained?? why not be happy the ppl u hate so much wanna leave u alone? ? or yr too scared of something else??

naijapips02:


Nah bro. It's not hate, it's pity. I pity my brothers and how an albino conman was able to efficiently scrap of the white paps in their head and filled it with hot air.

I pity that some of them are dying for something they don't really know nor understand.

I pity that you are being used like a puppet.

At least some believed in something.... Be it reality or dream...what have you ? ....well its normal for your kind whose parents have lived in the north and west for since god knows when.... Who never knew the name of your village in southeast

TheMainMan:
why do i feel this biafra ish is pdp sponsored to frustrate buhari's government... ....

Lmao. Ur already piling up excuses for buharis obvious failures

TheMainMan:
why do i feel this biafra ish is pdp sponsored to frustrate buhari's government... ....

Feel what you like. At least they are not killing people like the Boko Haram sponsored to mess up the previous govt.

abduljabbar4:


Bastard. You will get biafra in your dreams

E pain u sha

naijapips02:


the worst is that, all your protests cannot do One thing for kanu's case. We are going to try him at our own time, and if found guilty, serve his due charges.

U don't know what the international community means

naijapips02:


anu ofia, i am not yoruba. Lagos was already a big city even before oil was discovered.

Lagos was a big city in 1955

chuna1985:



U don't know what the international community means

Nigeria is a sovereign state. All the protest worldwide did not bring about the release of the aljazera reporters.

chuna1985:



Lagos was a big city in 1955

Yes. Very big city.

naijapips02:


while you were busy fighting, people with foresight were busying securing their future.

Anyway, Industries are not usually built in a place by the Government. Private individuals do it. How hard have you worked in attracting investments to your state?

How many international airports are in the North? Multinational companies choose places to reside, places that would be favourable to their business.

Winning oil blocs has to do with political clouts. How politically mature are we?

In as much as I want never to quote you but your write here makes me wanna say this.... Why are you celebrating your unstoppable state of stupidity... Tell yourself the truth.. Are you making sense?

naijapips02:


Listen, what i am saying is that we need to be wise. The northerners are very smart and they have long foresight. The dead has being done already. We fought a war and have/still paying the price.

We need another strategy to win political relevance in Nigeria and get back the things we've lost. Not by Screaming Biafra

Why u carry dis matter for head

We don't want to be in d same country wit u nah..Na by force

Tufiakwa

EasternLionn:

Hundreds of people in southern Nigeria have been protesting about the continued detention of Nnamdi Kanu, an activist who supports the creation of a breakaway state of Biafra.
The director of Radio Biafra was arrested last month and is still being held despite a court order to free him, his mainly ethnic Igbo supporters say.
The government says his station has been operating without a licence.
Biafran secessionists fought a three-year civil war that ended in 1970.
More than one million people lost their lives before the uprising was eventually quelled by the military.
Secessionist groups have attracted the support of many young people in the south-east in recent years.
The BBC's Abdussalam Ahmed in the southern-eastern city of Enugu says in reality they do not want a repeat of the civil war but are keen to draw the attention of the central government to some developmental challenges the region faces.
Africa Live: BBC news updates
Our correspondent says the peaceful protests started on Friday in the oil-rich Delta state and has since taken place in five other major cities in the region.
The demonstrators are mostly young men holding Biafra flags and banners with pictures of Mr Kanu, who is also a leader in the secessionist Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB).
Tuesday's march is taking place in the city of Owerri in Imo state a day after the region's biggest market in the city of Aba was reportedly shut down by protesters.
A Pro Biafra protester in southern Nigeria on Sunday 8 November, 2015



Nnamdi Kanu has been in the custody of Nigeria's intelligence agency for more than three weeks
"We won't give up until our director Nnamdi Kanu is released," one protester told our reporter during a protest in Enugu.
The Biafra activists say a court in the capital, Abuja, ordered the release of Mr Kanu but authorities have refused to comply despite all the conditions set being met.
It is not clear where Radio Biafra is based but it mainly broadcasts to the Igbo-speaking south-east of the country.
The Nigerian government began jamming its signals in July but it is still available online and via mobile phones by a dialling a local number, our reporter says.
An IPOB leader, Uchemna Madu, told the BBC that the group was fighting against the "injustice and inequality" ethnic Igbos faced in Nigeria.
"We believe in Nigeria, we have businesses everywhere in the country but we are getting nothing apart from political and social marginalisation," he said.
"Our lives and properties are not secured, we want to live on our own."
The Nigerian authorities have always maintained that most of the issues the Biafra activists are complaining about are not unique to southern part of the country.

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-34777835

Cc Lalasticlala, Obinoscopy

MORONS

chaberry:
See how foolish you are, do you really think that election is only Decided by your vote? You really not wise, now that the power is in our hand, it can never leave whether you like it or not. Not even to the yorrobbers

dreaming does not cost a dime, go on.

There is a need to divide Nigeria into three countries. This country is not working, we can't continue to be under this forceful coexistence because of unacceptable amalgamation. Nigerians should stop pretending as if all is well, Nigeria is in serious bondage and can only be free if the regions is allowed to go their separate ways.

naijapips02:


so was aba and enugu.

Enugu was built with coal, Abia state was built with their very own oil.

OVIE007:
stop saying rubbish. what has pdp got to do with BIAFIA?

Can u please look at this https://www.nairaland.com/2727729/there-southeast-apc-supporters-support and share something with me?
#respect bro

EasternLionn:

Hundreds of people in southern Nigeria have been protesting about the continued detention of Nnamdi Kanu, an activist who supports the creation of a breakaway state of Biafra.
The director of Radio Biafra was arrested last month and is still being held despite a court order to free him, his mainly ethnic Igbo supporters say.
The government says his station has been operating without a licence.
Biafran secessionists fought a three-year civil war that ended in 1970.
More than one million people lost their lives before the uprising was eventually quelled by the military.
Secessionist groups have attracted the support of many young people in the south-east in recent years.
The BBC's Abdussalam Ahmed in the southern-eastern city of Enugu says in reality they do not want a repeat of the civil war but are keen to draw the attention of the central government to some developmental challenges the region faces.
Africa Live: BBC news updates
Our correspondent says the peaceful protests started on Friday in the oil-rich Delta state and has since taken place in five other major cities in the region.
The demonstrators are mostly young men holding Biafra flags and banners with pictures of Mr Kanu, who is also a leader in the secessionist Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB).
Tuesday's march is taking place in the city of Owerri in Imo state a day after the region's biggest market in the city of Aba was reportedly shut down by protesters.
A Pro Biafra protester in southern Nigeria on Sunday 8 November, 2015



Nnamdi Kanu has been in the custody of Nigeria's intelligence agency for more than three weeks
"We won't give up until our director Nnamdi Kanu is released," one protester told our reporter during a protest in Enugu.
The Biafra activists say a court in the capital, Abuja, ordered the release of Mr Kanu but authorities have refused to comply despite all the conditions set being met.
It is not clear where Radio Biafra is based but it mainly broadcasts to the Igbo-speaking south-east of the country.
The Nigerian government began jamming its signals in July but it is still available online and via mobile phones by a dialling a local number, our reporter says.
An IPOB leader, Uchemna Madu, told the BBC that the group was fighting against the "injustice and inequality" ethnic Igbos faced in Nigeria.
"We believe in Nigeria, we have businesses everywhere in the country but we are getting nothing apart from political and social marginalisation," he said.
"Our lives and properties are not secured, we want to live on our own."
The Nigerian authorities have always maintained that most of the issues the Biafra activists are complaining about are not unique to southern part of the country.

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-34777835

Cc Lalasticlala, Obinoscopy

This might be starting event that leads to the creation of Biafra. Big mistake by the people that arrested him.

"those who make peaceful revolution impossible makes violent revolution inevitable"-John F. Kenedy.

Even if Biafra is not achieved now, I think it has psychologically started in the minds of many Igbos and Niger Deltans.
I have heard that the Igbos and Niger Deltans living in Lagos, Kanu and Abuja now have better perfect relationship.
Before going to a Yoruba or a Hausa man, the go to the Igbo or Niger Delta first.
In trade, business, education, entertainment etc

The Igbos are simply amazing

Ioannes:


you know I could continue this with you all night, but I hardly relish debating online with teenagers.

here's my parting shot then.

when u post that his bail conditions have been met, it is expected that you will back that up with a link where I can educate myself.

akpabio told you they were after his life and you didn't ask who?? yeah that's funny.

hilarious that you actually believe a politician who would get treated in his own mega hospital but preferred to travel abroad to treat coo on scratch. una weldone.

..and who's a teenager?? It's okay to pretend you don't see the trend going on here especially with the silly politics your mallam plays! The climax of his "helplessness" will soon dawn on his supporters. I'll post the link the minute I find it...its common knowledge, pretending you've not heard doesn't change the fact

naijapips02:


the worst is that, all your protests cannot do One thing for kanu's case. We are going to try him at our own time, and if found guilty, serve his due charges.

You guys are sounding very inferior to the igbos as if Nigeria cannot do without biafra. Stop that and encourage them to leave. This is making igbos look like superior race or tribe that sees other nigerians as having lower brains. Show them that Arewaoduduwa nation can stand because of their cultural and ancestral lineage. How can small land locked igbo land be so superior to arewaoduduwa despise her size. Arewaoduduwa must proove that they are not big for nothing but can stand without igbos.

wiseoneking:
You guys are sounding very inferior to the igbos as if Nigeria cannot do without biafra. Stop that and encourage them to leave. This is making igbos look like superior race or tribe that sees other nigerians as having lower brains. Show them that Arewaoduduwa nation can stand because of their cultural and ancestral lineage. How can small land locked igbo land be so superior to arewaoduduwa despise her size. Arewaoduduwa must proove that they are not big for nothing but can stand without igbos.

fool i'm not yoruba.