vladimiros:
[size=15pt]OP I am from Akwa Ibom and I support Biafra 100%

don't listen to politicians , they know nothing[/size]

freshvine:


Now I know you are a kid and your thread is for fun.

Who is the petroleum minister now, igbo man?

Who owns 80 % oil well, igbo man?

Which group shares the highest oil revenue, igbo people?

Which capitalist control the 2 seaport in Port Harcourt, igbo man?

Who bought all the waterside in Rivers, igbo man,?

Gerrahere mehn. You don't know who need your oil.

juicee1:
ben murray bruce just open a cinema in lagos SW.

Keep giving buhari bullshit. I support you so long investors keep running away from your region and coming down to SW. You might as well set yourself ablaze to imitate the arab spring.

juicee1:
ben murray bruce just open a cinema in lagos SW.

Keep giving buhari bullshit. I support you so long investors keep running away from your region and coming down to SW. You might as well set yourself ablaze to imitate the arab spring.

freshvine:


That's the injustice.

Decentralized the economy and open up places that are economic viable and commerce sustained.

freshvine:

1. Allow seaport operate within the eastern zone without political restrictions.

freshvine:

2. Build a better international airport in the south east to encourage commerce

freshvine:

3. Adopt competition and meritocracy in every sphere of endeavor.

freshvine:

4. Equitable distribution of wealth.

freshvine:

With all these Biafra will fizzle out forever and forgotten

freshvine:


For your mind you think it's the early morning Allahu Akbar chanters with their blaring megaphone that patronize the cinema? Think again onye ofe olulo.

TonyeBarcanista:

The interest of ones people should not be sacrificed on the alter of political comradeship.

freshvine:

Now I know you are a kid and your thread is for fun.
Who is the petroleum minister now, igbo man?
Who owns 80 % oil well, igbo man?
Which group shares the highest oil revenue, igbo people?
Which capitalist control the 2 seaport in Port Harcourt, igbo man?
Who bought all the waterside in Rivers, igbo man,?
Gerrahere mehn. You don't know who need your oil.

juicee1:
liar

You are a bloody ibo man.

freshvine:

Now I know you are a kid and your thread is for fun.
Who is the petroleum minister now, igbo man?
Who owns 80 % oil well, igbo man?
Which group shares the highest oil revenue, igbo people?
Which capitalist control the 2 seaport in Port Harcourt, igbo man?
Who bought all the waterside in Rivers, igbo man,?
Gerrahere mehn. You don't know who need your oil.

patrick89:


wait oooh please who bought the waterside? I would like to know!!

ArodeTsolaye:


You beat us..but you can't pay salaries 40 years after, all your yorubas states are in debt and hunger is destroying parents destiny? how market with the stolen oyel?

illiad:
Until Biafra is put to vote, if Nigeria can stomach such gut, nobody can speak for any tribe or region.

juicee1:
I thought rochas of owerri and ebonyi are also owing.

Abi na lie?
Even america owes debt and also have hungry people

Pls address the issue the SS leaders placed on your laps, or are they yoruba?

titanic1:
Dude nd u believe d media dat sw is poor guy wake up soji aye oo

juicee1:
liar

You are a bloody ibo man.

post=40049390:

Anioma
Ndi anioma spokesperson Lauretta onochie



"Worse still, some people of that region have gone on a wild chase of goose, making diagrammatic representation in an irredentist manner where important territories outside the southeast, including our Anioma have been included in their inventive maps to convince the world on the expansiveness of Biafra and probably for the benefit of oil in Anioma. These people have made a long journey from their southeast region to Asaba, the Delta State capital, blocking off major roads to give the false impression that the Anioma people have agreed to be part of Biafra but for posterity, Ndi Anioma must make its position clear that it has never been part of Biafra in history or administration." She added that for record purposes, Anioma was first situated in the Western Region, then the Midwestern Region, Bendel State and now Delta State in the south-south. According to Ms Onochie, Aniomans cannot for any reason afford to be forcefully strong-armed into any region, outside the region within the south-south geographical zone, where it is presently located or any other government outside the Nigerian control now or anytime in future. Ms Onochie added that Aniomans accompanied the Chief Obafemi Awolowo-led delegation of Western and Mid- Western leaders to Enugu, in May 6, 1967 just before the outbreak of the civil war to discourage Col Ojukwu from declaring Biafra because not only did they foresee it as an exercise in futility but because it was certain that it was bound to invite massive loss of lives, properties and sufferings and so it was. She pointed out that his stance of Anioma fathers and people of their region remains the same till date. Ndi Anioma maintains that there was never a time, place nor venue, when its leadership or representatives met and agreed to enter into any form of alliance with the people of the southeast geo-political zone to actualise a separate state of Biafra.

SS voices against Biafra

When we told them that SS doesn't support biafra, they called us liars. They did everything possible to lure the region into the biafra agitation by shouting down any voice from the region against it and claiming such a person can't speak for the region cos he's not their leader. Now the notable leaders of the region are beginning to speak up and telling the Igbos to stop transporting people from SE to protest in SS thereby making it look like it's the SS indigenes that are in agitation for Biafra.



James ibori

The former Governor of Delta State, Chief
James Onanefe Ibori has called on those using
his picture during Biafra protest to cease from
using it and that he is a strong believer of
united Nigeria where the rights of every citizen
is held sacrosanct.
He also stated that the peace that the country
enjoyed for forty five years after the civil war
should not be broken by residues being dug up
by some people to further divide the nation
and betray efforts at national reconciliation
and development. This he said must not be
allowed.

www.vanguardngr.com/2015/11/ibori-dissociates-self-from-biafran-agitation-says-hes-committed-nigerian/

Itsekiri people

The Itsekiri people in Warri, Delta state
have dissociated themselves from the call
and agitation of some Igbo people in the
south east for an independent state of
Biafra.
Vanguard reports that this was made known on
Tuesday, October 27 by Itsekiri Leaders of
Thought through a statement by its chairman Pa
Johnson Ayomike and secretary, Edward
Ekpoko.

https://www.naij.com/620088-will-not-tolerate-another-igbo-invasion-itsekiri-people-dissociates-biafra.html


Gbaramatul leader

The leaders of Gbaramatu kingdom, Warri
South West Local Government Area, Delta
State, have warned that Gbaramatu kingdom is
not part of Biafra.
Elder
Dickson
Agagha, who
spoke on
behalf of the
leaders at a
meeting in
Warri,
insisted that
Gbaramatu kingdom will never be part of
Biafra, saying that any son or daughter of the
kingdom making such a move to include
Gbaramatu in Biafra will fail.

www.vanguardngr.com/2015/11/gbaramatu-kingdom-not-part-of-biafra-community-leaders-warn/



Gov Wike

Wike Bans protesters in Rivers state

In a state broadcast, Mr. Wike banned all
forms of street protests, demonstrations,
rallies or unlawful gatherings associated
with the agitations for the secession of any
group from the Federal Republic of
Nigeria.
“Majority of these individuals have come
from neighbouring states and in the course
of these protests, disrupted social and
economic activities, damaged properties,
assaulted and inflicted injuries on other
citizens going about their lawful
endeavours.

www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/192971-gov-wike-bans-biafra-protests-in-rivers.html


River Elders and Leaders Council

He said Rivers Elders noted those with Biafra
“sentiments have chosen to transport trailer
and bus loads of demonstrators from
neighbouring states into Port Harcourt. To say
the least, this amounts to the display of bad
political fate across our neighbouring borders.
Rivers Elders pointed out “The action so far
taken by the Biafra protesters in Port Harcourt
is highly provocative to all genuine sons and
daughters of Rivers state who have so far
restrained themselves from confronting the
demonstrators in Port Harcourt.”

www.newsrescue.com/we-are-not-biafrans-never-say-rivers-elders/


Senator Godswill Akpabio

The Rivers Commissioner of Police, Musa Kimo,
also noted that his command would not allow
lawlessness or breakdown of law and order.
Senate minority leader Senator Godswill
Akpabio also condemned the Biafran agitators.
Speaking at the venue of the Peoples
Democratic Party (PDP) conference in Abuja,
Akpabio, a former Akwa Ibom State governor,
called on the Federal Government and the
states where the militias are protesting to stop
the spread of the agitation.
“The Biafra agitators must be told that those
who witnessed the Nigerian civil war will never
wish to experience another war in their entire
lifetime.
“If you don’t like the government of the day,
you must wait for another election to vote them
out”, Akpabio said.

www.thenationonlineng.net/rivers-elders-reject-biafra/



Biafra is not even in Nigeria






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