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Re: What Are The Implications Giving Biafra Independence? by DaFlash: 10:03pm On May 02, 2016
This is will surely happen them

Re: What Are The Implications Giving Biafra Independence? by WhoRUDeceiving: 4:30am On May 03, 2016
Armaggedon:
entertainment industry will
collapse as nollywood will leave with Biafra
nigeria will start getting eliminated at the preliminary stage of miss world contest
sports excellence of Nigeria will decline. Nigeria will be like ordinary African nation
Nigeria will stop participating in female fif tournaments
pharmaceutical industry will collapse as juhel, emzor, orange drugs etc will leave with Biafra
Nigerias economy will be just like togo because more than 40 percent of nigerias crude are in Igboland. Anambra has enormous gas reserve. Abia, imo have oil, Anioma has crude, ikwerre has oil, obigbo has the highest crude deposit in Nigeria.
Local industry in Aba and Nnewi will go with Biafra
northerners will start paying and lobbying to sell their agric product as 'import'
lagos will fall like ibadam
fulani cattle will eat human flesh as green pasture disappear with biafra grin
Nigeria will become a semi islamic state
human resources will be made up of solely quota system products
as intellectuals, scientists and reputable proffessionals will go with Biafra
bro u see why they fight biafra ?
Nice 1 lol
Re: What Are The Implications Giving Biafra Independence? by Pstlyecouture: 5:47am On May 03, 2016
[quote author=Eshinwaju post=45251273]Spot on...as they are all living in the south west while Fulanis have taken over their land for grazing ....the rest are forming bravery on NL...populating Malaysian jails...baby factories...fake drugs and selling gala in the street thereby causing traffic jams... grin..[/quote
you're deranged ofe mmanu agbero
Re: What Are The Implications Giving Biafra Independence? by HopeAtHand: 6:04am On May 03, 2016
gidgiddy:
Really? What makes you think it's only Igbos going? Do you know there are over 40 tribes in the south of Nigeria? Which one is staying or going. Let's say for example that it is Igbos that go, who are the Igbos? It may interest people to know that Igbos,Igboid and Igbo speaking people make up 99% of Enugu,Anambra,Abia,Imo and Ebonyi states. They also make up over 30% of Delta state and over 70% of Rivers state. We also have the Igbanke people of Edo, the Igbos of the lower Benue and the Ikwere Igbo people of Porthacourt. Uniting all these Igbo units into one independent Igbo nation and we are set to get out of Nigeria and become a great nation.
Leave the Ikwerres out of your plan, we are no part of it. It is best you work within the framework of your 5SE states.
Re: What Are The Implications Giving Biafra Independence? by Ooni: 6:17am On May 03, 2016
HopeAtHand:
Leave the Ikwerres out of your plan, we are no part of it. It is best you work within the framework of your 5SE states.
my yoruba brother let us leave ibos in their thread you are disgracing we yorubas thinkinking that you are smart.

Are u cursed?
Re: What Are The Implications Giving Biafra Independence? by HopeAtHand: 6:28am On May 03, 2016
Ooni:
my yoruba brother let us leave ibos in their thread you are disgracing we yorubas thinkinking that you are smart.

Are u cursed?
You fool. Who on NL doesn't know you're Igbo. grin grin

Ikwerres and Biafra do not mix. Go and enjoy your Biafra alone, we are not interested.
Re: What Are The Implications Giving Biafra Independence? by IkpuMmadu: 6:49am On May 03, 2016
HopeAtHand:
Leave the Ikwerres out of your plan, we are no part of it. It is best you work within the framework of your 5SE states.
Yoruba man doing taxi in pH..ezepromoe has told you stop claiming ikwerre while Tonychristopher is your nemesis
Re: What Are The Implications Giving Biafra Independence? by HopeAtHand: 7:01am On May 03, 2016
IkpuMmadu:
Yoruba man doing taxi in pH..ezepromoe has told you stop claiming ikwerre while Tonychristopher is your nemesis
The rate you guys mention Yoruba is alarming. I begin to wonder if Igbo destiny is tied to Yoruba.

Please, i am not yoruba, never will. I am only asking Igbos to plan their Biafra with Igbos. Leave dissenting ethnicities out of your plan if Igbos really want success with biafra. Is that not a worthy advice. Ikwerres aren't interested in Bia...
Re: What Are The Implications Giving Biafra Independence? by IkpuMmadu: 7:05am On May 03, 2016
HopeAtHand:
The rate you guys mention Yoruba is alarming. I begin to wonder if Igbo destiny is tied to Yoruba.

Please, i am not yoruba, never will. I am only asking Igbos to plan their Biafra with Igbos. Leave dissenting ethnicities out of your plan if Igbos really want success with biafra. Is that not a worthy advice. Ikwerres aren't interested in Bia...
Shut up...you are I have seen you goof at ezepromoe when he took you to cleaners over ikwerre boundary
Re: What Are The Implications Giving Biafra Independence? by omobaekiti: 7:27am On May 03, 2016
WhoRUDeceiving:
What would you do if I were to say I'm from the area you refer to as "Niger-Delta". Would you clap your hands. Would you go and cry out of embarrasment?

Who said anything about forcing anybody? Rather Nigeria is forcing everyone to continue with the British plan right? You are forced to use gen day in day out. You are forced to spend hours in reckless traffic, at times forced to give Oga police bribe, and if you live in Enugu area, soon to be forced to vacate your papa compound for Fulani herdsmen wey neva sabi book like you.

Perhaps you have allowed yourself to fall into Yoruba propaganda that minorities don't want to go along with this and that, even though it was a minority that first opted to get out of the zoo before taking position with Gowon, a minority that coined the term Biafra, a minority that was the last leader of Biafra, a minority that actually tried to put structures in the East before his eastern "Igbo" brothers Amaechi and Okorocha went Fulani overnight, and on and on.

Finally, let me be the first person to tell you the obvious. It's not a matter of ego, confidence, any bu.l.lshi.t like that. It's a matter of reason, and that is, those 5 states you see there in "SE zone" cannot on their own amount to anything. You know even those in those states dd not have any say in their creation. If you are still confused, youtube Aburi Accord and see who sliced up the regions and how.
see exposé so in your mind you think the ijaw man or anang or Ibibio would pander to this your Biafra ishhuh oh how 'bout the urhobos,isokos,aniomas,Edo's,huh you plan to amalgamate themhuh and form a federationhuh educate me please cos I really need to know
Re: What Are The Implications Giving Biafra Independence? by malton: 7:30am On May 03, 2016
lipsrsealed
Re: What Are The Implications Giving Biafra Independence? by HopeAtHand: 7:30am On May 03, 2016
IkpuMmadu:
Shut up...you are I have seen you goof at ezepromoe when he took you to cleaners over ikwerre boundary
I can't goof over my anything Ikwerre because i am a living Ikwerre encyclopedia, being a close relative to a secretary of one of the Ikwerre socio-cultural organisations. I am well vested in history, language, culture, norms, values and political standing of Ikwerreland. I am upto date on Ikwerre matters.

Any goof you notice is due to typos and "network" ( network being errors arising from the inability of NL to transcript correctly what i posted from my PC to their interface).
Re: What Are The Implications Giving Biafra Independence? by gidgiddy: 7:34am On May 03, 2016
HopeAtHand:
Leave the Ikwerres out of your plan, we are no part of it. It is best you work within the framework of your 5SE states.
I cant work within the frame of the SE be because the so called SE is unconstitutional, unlawful and a pure work of fiction same as the so called SS.

BTW, what are the plans of the Ikwere people? They stay in Nigeria and become Fulani grazing ground? They wait for a Niger-Delta Republic that no one is agitating for and isn't feasible?
Re: What Are The Implications Giving Biafra Independence? by IkpuMmadu: 7:39am On May 03, 2016
HopeAtHand:
I can't goof over my anything Ikwerre because i am a living Ikwerre encyclopedia, being a close relative to a secretary of one of the Ikwerre socio-cultural organisations. I am well vested in history, language, culture, norms, values and political standing of Ikwerreland. I am upto date on Ikwerre matters.

Any goof you notice is due to typos and "network" ( network being errors arising from the inability of NL to transcript correctly what i posted from my PC to their interface).
Shut up I say again or do you want me to call ezepromoe and tonychristopher
Re: What Are The Implications Giving Biafra Independence? by daveson2020(m): 7:45am On May 03, 2016
1Tkester:
@OP, to answer your question honestly and clearly, why many of us are clamoring for Biafra is not because we think / believe Biafra will be an eldorado of sorts, NO! But the idea of having a homogenous country is far more beneficial than having a multitudinous heterogenous country as we have it now.

If we the biafrans call out of this entity, it will be easier for us to solve our problems quickly, because there we have many common grounds of understanding in existence. But with the current state of Nigeria where there is no common ground or any atom of homogeneity things can NEVER EVER get better. Just take this Fulani herdsmen problem, these fulanis are known bloodsheders, they committed a war crimes against a small, peaceful and poor community In Enugu, instead of northern leaders to condemn the evil, on the contrary they are only interested in absolving them from blame. Tell me how do you begin to make progress with these kind of people.

You see why we earnestly desire to be on our own. 99% of igbos are Christians with about 79% Catholics, we speak the same language, eat the same food, have uttermost value for live, we are educationally inclined and empowered people, we all believe in the dignity of labour (and not the kind of monkey dey work baboon they chop mentality prevalent amongst youruba and Fulani people), so tell me why wouldn't we make progress?

These are the major reasons why we earnestly need to be on our own. And thankfully, many biafrans are beginning to embrace this ideology and the world is also beginning to act in our interests.
Well said bro
Re: What Are The Implications Giving Biafra Independence? by HopeAtHand: 7:55am On May 03, 2016
gidgiddy:
I cant work within the frame of the SE be because the so called SE is unconstitutional, unlawful and a pure work of fiction same as the so called SS.

BTW, what are the plans of the Ikwere people? They stay in Nigeria and become Fulani grazing ground? They wait for a Niger-Delta Republic that no one is agitating for and isn't feasible?
Saying IKWERRE is Igbo is also unconstitutional. I would support a drive that leads to a referendum for all ethnicities in Nigeria to choose between self-determination or Nigeria.

Ikwerre has historical bothers who can always be approached for a commonwealth Republic. We are not comfortable with Igbos so no union with Igbos is foreseeable.
Re: What Are The Implications Giving Biafra Independence? by Ooni: 8:02am On May 03, 2016
HopeAtHand:
You fool. Who on NL doesn't know you're Igbo. grin grin

Ikwerres and Biafra do not mix. Go and enjoy your Biafra alone, we are not interested.
just like we know you are one of us yorubas
Re: What Are The Implications Giving Biafra Independence? by WhoRUDeceiving: 1:10pm On May 07, 2016
Ooni:
just like we know you are one of us yorubas
Don't mind them, this what they had learnt from awolowo, how to try to use propaganda and sabotage in order to keep those east of Ore hostage.

Why?

Because who are they gonna rent Lagos out to? Who are they going to harass at International Airport or through customs when cars have to be "cleared"? You know how much money and power these things bring in to their area?

How would their region survive without the oil? Which and which position would be available for them to get in a Oduduwa Republic? How many parastals?

The worst of all, Owambe may have to stop because citizens of the former Slave Coast would have to actually engage in nation building and all the HARDWORK required to do that, and frankly, Awolowo knew that was not in his people's DNA.
Re: What Are The Implications Giving Biafra Independence? by Rayhutar(m): 2:58pm On May 07, 2016
HopeAtHand:
Saying IKWERRE is Igbo is also unconstitutional. I would support a drive that leads to a referendum for all ethnicities in Nigeria to choose between self-determination or Nigeria.

Ikwerre has historical bothers who can always be approached for a commonwealth Republic. We are not comfortable with Igbos so no union with Igbos is foreseeable.
I dont think you are an Ikwerre man, because you fight Ibos with all your strength in all the thread, the people that you speak the same Ibo language with and answer the same Ibo name with e.g Dike, Amaechi,Chioma, Chidi,Onyesom etc, with too much hatred without remorse. I dont see a difference between Ikwerres and Ibos, in the language itself and culture, If an Ibo man is speaking Ibo and Ikwerre man is speaking Ikwerre, the two are speaking the same language Ibo. It is just like Ijebu Yoruba man and Ogbomoso Yoruba man speaking, they are all speaking Yoruba. ,In Rivers state Ibos and Ikwerres have never engage in any clashes in whatsoever in the history of Nigeria, stop claiming to be an Ikwerre man,be proud of where you came from,whether you be Yoruba or Hausa, because definitely you are not of Ikwerre.
Re: What Are The Implications Giving Biafra Independence? by HopeAtHand: 4:03pm On May 07, 2016
Rayhutar:
I dont think you are an Ikwerre man, because you fight Ibos with all your strength in all the thread, the people that you speak the same Ibo language with and answer the same Ibo name with e.g Dike, Amaechi,Chioma, Chidi,Onyesom etc, with too much hatred without remorse. I dont see a difference between Ikwerres and Ibos, in the language itself and culture, If an Ibo man is speaking Ibo and Ikwerre man is speaking Ikwerre, the two are speaking the same language Ibo. It is just like Ijebu Yoruba man and Ogbomoso Yoruba man speaking, they are all speaking Yoruba. ,In Rivers state Ibos and Ikwerres have never engage in any clashes in whatsoever in the history of Nigeria, stop claiming to be an Ikwerre man,be proud of where you came from,whether you be Yoruba or Hausa, because definitely you are not of Ikwerre.
At the end of the day, its not about what you think, but what you can prove. After all analysis, you didn't prove anything.

IGBOS cannot understand IKWERRE when we speak, most similarity between us are in names majorly because we both call God Chiokike.

Igbos and Ikwerres do not have towns/villages which are very close to each other, hence no direct conflict for any resource, thereby limiting any inter tribal wars. In recorded history, the civil war was the period the Igbos tried to disadvantage Ikwerres. Im really tired of the issue, dnt even have the desire to keep typing.
Re: What Are The Implications Giving Biafra Independence? by Yujin(m): 4:14pm On May 07, 2016
HopeAtHand:
At the end of the day, its not about what you think, but what you can prove. After all analysis, you didn't prove anything.

IGBOS cannot understand IKWERRE when we speak, most similarity between us are in names majorly because we both call God Chiokike.

Igbos and Ikwerres do not have towns/villages which are very close to each other, hence no direct conflict for any resource, thereby limiting any inter tribal wars. In recorded history, the civil war was the period the Igbos tried to disadvantage Ikwerres. Im really tired of the issue, dnt even have the desire to keep typing.
Lol. This has given you away. Igbos and Ikwerres have no close boundaries? You just confirmed your impersonation. Shame on you. No one from Imo and Rivers state should take you seriously anymore.
Re: What Are The Implications Giving Biafra Independence? by HopeAtHand: 4:37pm On May 07, 2016
Yujin:
Lol. This has given you away. Igbos and Ikwerres have no close boundaries? You just confirmed your impersonation. Shame on you. No one from Imo and Rivers state should take you seriously anymore.
The level of misinterpretation on NL is alarming. I didnt say Ikwerre and Igbo dont share boundary, i said no Ikwerre town/ville is that close to an Igbo town to warrant any direct conflict. Omanelu in Ikwerre LGA of Rivers isnt dat close to Umuapu in Imo state. Na wah o


Im Ikwerre, 100%, right now sef Julius Agwus' mumsy came visiting. Julius Agwu is from my mums village.
Re: What Are The Implications Giving Biafra Independence? by christopher123(m): 5:48pm On May 07, 2016
Yujin:
Lol. This has given you away. Igbos and Ikwerres have no close boundaries? You just confirmed your impersonation. Shame on you. No one from Imo and Rivers state should take you seriously anymore.
Ezepromoe and Tony Christopher said that he is an impostor .....so give up on him
Re: What Are The Implications Giving Biafra Independence? by WhoRUDeceiving: 12:16am On May 08, 2016
HopeAtHand:
The level of misinterpretation on NL is alarming. I didnt say Ikwerre and Igbo dont share boundary, i said no Ikwerre town/ville is that close to an Igbo town to warrant any direct conflict. Omanelu in Ikwerre LGA of Rivers isnt dat close to Umuapu in Imo state. Na wah o


Im Ikwerre, 100%, right now sef Julius Agwus' mumsy came visiting. Julius Agwu is from my mums village.
You guys no dey tire for this Ikwerre Igbo bul.ls.hit?

Igbo is Igbo. It's too bad the whole world knows exactly who Ikwerre and "Anioma" folks are except many of them themselves. No wonder other's from other area's control oil blocks from those "Igboid" groups while they are in 2016 still trying to find out who they are. Just look in the mirror or say your name 3 times.

Yoruba did a great job with the propaganda for many years shaaa.
Re: What Are The Implications Giving Biafra Independence? by ChinenyeN(m): 4:44am On May 08, 2016
The implications of Biafran independence are startling, actually. As I understand it, there seem to be two Biafran camps. One in which Nnamdi Kanu is recognized, and the other where we have Asari Dokubo. It is probably safe to assume that Asari Dokubo is simply being a loudmouth and that he has no intention of actually supporting the cause. In which case, we are looking at only one real camp. This camp is surrounded on all sides by antagonists (those against the cause for one reason or another).

There are two problems with this. The first is the question of the surrounding antagonistic surrounding groups. It is obvious that not every member of the group is truly 100% antagonistic, but in what way would that factor into the independence of Biafra? How would this challenge be addressed. The second problem is the question of the population transition and the ongoing relationship between Nigeria and the new state. This transition includes the implications of population influx into the new state and outflux from Nigeria.

Overall, I see definite short term problems, significant enough to raise concerns over viability, both for Biafra and Nigeria.
Re: What Are The Implications Giving Biafra Independence? by meccuno: 6:00am On May 08, 2016
charix:
You well so? Try reading my comment backwards since comprehension fails you. I said "Biafra would decide to war against Nigeria" not the other way around.
who has time for war when money has to be made?
Re: What Are The Implications Giving Biafra Independence? by FKO81(m):
Eshinwaju:
Spot on...as they are all living in the south west while Fulanis have taken over their land for grazing ....the rest are forming bravery on NL...populating Malaysian jails...baby factories...fake drugs and selling gala in the street thereby causing traffic jams... grin..
Yoruba man always writing rubbish, you and your tribesmen are still in one Nigeria benefiting from natural resourses, still yet your people are leaving in penury and most indebted region in Nigeria, your governor can't pay civil servants and pensioners, there is high rate of ritual killings and kidnapping, high rate of rape cases, high rate of mental illness, high rate of fraud aka 419, high rate of hoodlums aka agboro, The NDLEA describes the South West region of Nigeria as one of the main centers of illicit drug production in the country. 196.5 acres (0.795 km2) of cannabis farmland was discovered and destroyed in the region in 2008
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Drug_Law_Enforcement_Agency, fake harbal medicine and agbo sellers are all rooted in your region, imagine what will happen to you region when Nigeria cease to exist? I hope you have seen bank deposit/credit by states in Nigeria 2016 NBS report? your region the same level with north,https://www.nairaland.com/3088004/southeast-one-richest-region-after. stop decieving yourself.
Re: What Are The Implications Giving Biafra Independence? by wanimo: 7:14am On May 08, 2016
Eshinwaju:
Spot on...as they are all living in the south west while Fulanis have taken over their land for grazing ....the rest are forming bravery on NL...populating Malaysian jails...baby factories...fake drugs and selling gala in the street thereby causing traffic jams... grin..
why are you so paranoid about that name Biafra.

At the mention of the name Biafra, every bigoted Yoruba dey provoke and piss on their pampers.

Freedom is at hand bro, better wake up and start fighting for yours too. It will be too bad if you guys continue licking the northern ass when we are gone
Re: What Are The Implications Giving Biafra Independence? by diagro: 9:32am On May 08, 2016
OgbonnaUbani:
Your type are disgracing Igbos all over the place. The Ijaws and other ND tribes have made it clear that they aren't interested in Biafra, why forcw them? It shows inferiority complex and lack of confidence in yourself as an Igbo man.
Why do u guys say what u are not sure of? U say Ijaw is not interested while Asari Dokubo claims the word 'Biafra' has an Ijaw origin? If Biafra is all about Igbo, why not call it Igbo Republic? Was it only Igbos that fought the war on d Biafran side?
Re: What Are The Implications Giving Biafra Independence? by lunaticfringe: 9:45am On May 08, 2016
Armaggedon:
fulani cattle will eat human flesh as green pasture disappear with biafra grin
Huhhuh cry cry
Re: What Are The Implications Giving Biafra Independence? by Nobody: 11:31am On May 08, 2016
I love the knockout commando unified attack by SS and SE on yorruba provocateurs!
Re: What Are The Implications Giving Biafra Independence? by Nobody: 11:58am On May 08, 2016
ckmayoca:
In reality or NL?
On nl
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