Raiders:
We are all slaves to bad leadership and corrupt leaders. Dividing Nigeria is not the solution to our problem. One Nigeria

azzima:
Noooo.....they will call him a Yoruba man. This is an Igbo man that is thinking logically and not out of Hatred or sentiments.

CrazyMan:

Exactly my brother IPOB is an evil cult just like boko haram.

I wonder why the average igbo youth can't even reason. Even if Biafra is to become a reality, now is certainly not the time. Cos we aren't economically capable of shouldering the responsibilities and challenges we're definitely going to encounter.

Let our youths channel their aggression towards our leaders and demand for a better leadership in the south east.

kingzizzy:



After all you write up, you do not have the brain to understand the obvious, even after 55 years of disastrous nationhood. You will never have good Governance under Nigeria. Only you can give your self good Governance and that is why you should aspire to your own country. With what you know about Nigerias history, why do you still believe in this British contraption called Nigeria that had never worked? You need another 55 years of no light, no water, no good roads and bad Governance before you realise that Nigeria should be broken up into smaller units so it can work rather than one big unit that is a faliure?
Wake up from your slumber

WIZGUY69:
. op
they will call you a crazyman now because you are telling them the truth.
iboes didn't know that they are parasites that we must feed.
burdens that we have been taking care of since Independence.

I don't even know what there 5 red mud states contribute to fg accounts. U must be thinking 4rm ur anus. Igbos hold the economy of diz zoo

ingrates

Whynotthetruth:


1)You're sick for terming them an evil cult...onuku...

2)Why answer only those who buy into your idea...Why not engage others here above to see and taste the veracity and sustainability of your idea...though myopic to me...

3)What have you done to hold your government in Ebonyi accountable?...BTW States are products of tie centre so far...because once the head is bad, the body will rot too...

4)Nigeria is a dysfunctional system...Unless it goes under the blade, it can't heal...because the problem isn't as much in the faces as is in the structure...You can't get good fruit from a diseased plant...

5)Economy of Nigeria is dependent on oil...Should Biafra come, oil goes from Nigeria pending when they discover oil in commercial quantity in other areas...

6)There's no timeline for freedom if not now...All should not be cowardly like you who is afraid to confront his fears and challenges...but will rather maintain devilish statusquo because of cowardice and fear of unknown...

7)Face your fears and damn the consequences... Igbo is akin to risk taking as evidenced in their having lots of entrepreneurs(venturing into unfamiliar cum alien fields)...

A country built on a diseased foundation like Nigeria can NEVER beget healthy children...because of its diseased DNA...

9)Quit being silly...Engage broadly before coming to tag people with different ideology especially at liberating themselves as crazy or evil in your warped brain...Idiots like you would tag Mandela or Ghandi then as evil too...

10)Equating IPOB though I am not a member to boko haram not only makes you crazy, idiotic and silly...but also confirms you as an imbecilic schizophrenic bastard and nonentity...Anu mpama

damton:
Your stupidity is amazing.


Despite the highpoints in the write-up detailing the rigors and adversities of secession, you still chose to be foolish.

perhaps, you should learn from the case of South Sudan as an example .

saintikechi:

The author is indeed a crazy man, a coward prefers to remain a slave forever and gives 100 reasons why he is too scared to fight for his freedom. A baby does not suck its mothers breast forever. Biafra has come of age.

Bamjazzy:
lovely write up. forget about these so called biafra and let all come together and make nigeria a better place, it these same ppl that are giving nigeria bad name outside the country, different crime everyday, is these how they want to rule themselves, i totally agree with the OP

basilo101:
We need both. Good leaders to hustle and get our share from nigeria, and Biafra agitators to make them sit up and also provide alternative in case the inevitable eventually happens.

Amack:
. How are you sure that the crazy man be Igbo? Yorubas can anything to stop biafra. They hate us with passion.

nightmile:


No body will even miss them , surprise to see many Yorubas in to advance car repairs already into genuine spare part business. With time,the confidence people are building around them, they will have big patronize.

mykel231:
You're indeed a crazyman!You lack understanding and as well a very low IQ.Are the Eastern states been governed independently or are they part of the federating units of the zoo?Let me tell you,if you build a house on a faulty foundation,that house will never stand and that is the problem with this zoo.Wake up from your slumber and know the truth for this slavish mentality to clear from your darkness infested world.Nigerians don't like the Igbos and we can't beg them to like us.From my assesment,your epistle makes me realize you're a Yoruba coward.Don't forget that after the civil war,we were striped off of all we had and were just given #20 and we still came this far.We'll survive without Nigeria even if we find ourselves in the desert.Foolish crazy Yoruba coward.

EUROBOMBER:
@CrazyMan, God bless you. More of us should continue to speak out before people start mistaking IPOB for Igbos.

IPOB is a cult and should be dealt with by the government.

What we need in Igboland is good governance that's all, not Biafra.


These eediots shouting Biafra everywhere cannot tell you categorically and mathematically how and what this Biafra would look like and how it would run.

How would they provide jobs for the massive army of unemployed Igbo youths if Biafra is declared today?

How will they pay salaries?

How will they provide power, good water and all that assuming Biafra starts today?

Who is their foreign ally? They are busy cursing Britain and others!

Who are your local allies? Everybody should get lost, Biafra can survive, we can do it!

These IPOB people are very daft animals I tell you.

Whynotthetruth:



5)Economy of Nigeria is dependent on oil...Should Biafra come, oil goes from Nigeria pending when they discover oil in commercial quantity in other areas...

CSTR2:
So it is my Igbo brothers that have not smelled the presidency that would resuscitate the EFCC to deal with criminal Igbo governors preying on a weak federal system?
It is my Igbo brothers that have not been president sine 1962 that would chart economic policies that would stimulate growth, devt and then create jobs, develop the country, create modern national transportation network that would create a cyclic chain of growth and development?
It is my Igbo brother that have not even gotten a chance at the presidency that would create a military industrial complex that would create jobs, increase GDP, and a strong industrial base?
The SE gets by far the least federal allocation in this country. What kind of possible serious development do you think those meagre funds can create?
The confab resolution that should give more powers to the state to create enough revenues for development was jettisoned by your president.
So, as much as the SE governors are very culpable, the problem is much deeper.

MaziOmenuko:
Agitating for Biafra right now is a misplaced priority. We should be agitating for good governance, responsible governors in the south east who can deliver dividend of democracy.
Who are the Igbo leaders that will preside the affairs if the so called Biafra seems the day? The likes of T.A Orji? Achike Udenwa? Iwuwanyanwu?

This is the same way some overzealous peeps led us into war in the 60's and we ended up losing out on many things. Those in the 60's even seem more prepared than the jobless youths running around with flags right now.

What structures do they have in place to sustain a country? Let them ask south Sudan how they are fairing right now.