₦airaland Forum

olaitoro:
For the bolded, I thought Igbos sell only fan yogurt, lacasera, and gala cum fake spare parts and pirated CD

Yorubas keep deluding and contradicting themselves.

Only time will tell

americanigga:
please I am not a Yoruba. Just answer the question politely. How do you secede and protect you poperty at thesame time?

IHEJIRIKAisBOKO:
When Eritrea seceeded from Ethopia, the Eritreans packed all thier belongings and they went back home.

When South Sudan seceeded from Sudan, the South Sudanese packed all their belongings and they went back home.

When the ibos eventually have their biafra country(I pray they get it very very soon), all ibos would certainly pack all their belongings and head back to iboland

americanigga:
What about their gigantic buildings, houses and companies in lagos? Yorubas will not buy it from Igbos because they know you don't have any option but to give it to them free of charge and that will be a big loss to hardworking Igbos. They will go back home and start from ground zero

Musiwa419:
See your papa for bi.afraud. Your papa no see food chop for bi.afarud

CandyDiamond:
Old man like you behaving like small pikin,

quid:
What else do you do with yourself apart from envying Igbo people?

lecther:
we will flog yeebos like we did in akure

quid:
Musiwa419 is running out of ideas, and sounds ever more boring

americanigga:
Anytime I think of Biafra one of the things I remember is Igbo property- Estate and Companies in lagos and other parts of Nigeria. Because of the incessant quarrel between Igbos and Yorubas on Nairaland, I keep wondering if Biafra goes to war with Nigeria or succeeds in breaking away from Nigeria, what Yorubas would do to Igbo Companies and Estate?

My first question goes to the Yorubas. will you go after Igbo property in yoruba land especially lagos if they secede?

My second question goes to Biafra. How do you plan to protect your property in Yoruba land and other part in Nigeria if you decide to go to war with or break away from Nigeria? Do you regrete developing Yoruba land instead of yours?

I believe the answers to these questions will show that Nigerian must be one

CandyDiamond:
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Musiwa419:
Okay we don hear u but dat one no mean say kwashiorkor no finish ur papa for bi.afraud

 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OjuJvBlEYh0

Musiwa419:
Your mouth smells more than your pusssy

americanigga:
please I am not a Yoruba. Just answer the question politely. How do you secede and protect you poperty at thesame time?

Musiwa419:
..... Because your mama no seee food wey she fit chop for bi.afraud

olaitoro:
Nigerians have properties in outside Nigeria.
Foreigners have properties in Nigeria.

Nothing will happen to those properties, international travel and property laws covers them.

Musiwa419:
Lol. Secession took place in Yugoslavia, Czechoslovakia, Sudan, Ethopia etc etc; give us examples of our ownership of properities was sorted out.


You ibos are short sighted and myopic. Your arrogance and over bloated ego have dimed your sense of reasoning. You often act before you think.

Nnamdi Kanu obviously did not think through the Geo-Politics of secession before he went on with his radio biafra. He thinks secession is just about cursing ''yoloba'' and ''aswua-Fulani'' on the radio

americanigga:
Anytime I think of Biafra one of the things I remember is Igbo property- Estate and Companies in lagos and other parts of Nigeria. Because of the incessant quarrel between Igbos and Yorubas on Nairaland, I keep wondering if Biafra goes to war with Nigeria or succeeds in breaking away from Nigeria, what Yorubas would do to Igbo Companies and Estate?

My first question goes to the Yorubas. will you go after Igbo property in yoruba land especially lagos if they secede?

My second question goes to Biafra. How do you plan to protect your property in Yoruba land and other part in Nigeria if you decide to go to war with or break away from Nigeria? Do you regrete developing Yoruba land instead of yours?

I believe the answers to these questions will show that Nigerian must be one

CandyDiamond:
Old man like you behaving like small pikin, digging the event of almost 50 years ago is uncalled for in this thread, it shows that you are an old man putting hand in your nyash smelling it with indomie children.

quid:
And you will be delighted to see them start from ground zero, right

SuperS1Panther:
Where are their properties and companies?

If any, they will be given 90days to uproot it and relocate it back to their gully eroded land.


After the expiration of the 90days, any building or company not relocated will be nationalized.
Simple as ABC.

SuperS1Panther:
Where are their properties and companies?

If any, they will be given 90days to uproot it and relocate it back to their gully eroded land.


After the expiration of the 90days, any building or company not relocated will be nationalized.
Simple as ABC.

RockHard:
Op, you need not worry about that as Yorubas are not that heartless. We didn't convert igbo properties during and after the civil war and even gladly handed them the back rents collected in their absence upon their return, unlike your ikwerre and ijaw neighbors who weren't so charitable up till today.

So you need not worry about losing your investments in a Yoruba nation in the inevitable event of the disintegration of 'One Nigeria', as I assure you that renewable resident permit concessions will be granted to foreign investors in that category, in accordance with world's best practices.

olaitoro:
Nigerians have properties in outside Nigeria.
Foreigners have properties in Nigeria.

Nothing will happen to those properties, international travel and property laws covers them.

Musiwa419:
Lol. Secession took place in Yugoslavia, Czechoslovakia, Sudan, Ethopia etc etc; give us examples of how ownership of properities was sorted out in the sovereign countries that emerged from the aforelisted


You ibos are short sighted and myopic. Your arrogance and brashness have dimed your sense of reasoning. You often act before you think.

Nnamdi Kanu and his sponsors obviously did not think through the Geo-Politics involved in secession before Kanu went on with his radio biafra. He thinks secession is just about cursing ''yoloba'' and ''awusa-Fulani'' on the radio

nonjebose:
So you think secession means severing?

zendy:
The question you are asking has already been answered on the thread. International law protects anyone's investment or properties anywhere in the world. Where there are usually problems is in shared Ownership of properties, investments,liabilities and debts. But those things can be worked out in negotiations. Secession by one group from a political Union is no longer novelty, not even in Nigeria. In 2014, there was a referendum in Scotland. In the same Britain, there will be another referendum in Britain in about a week to decide if they want to stay in the European union or not. Even in Nigeria, in the 60's there was a referendum when the Northern British Cameroons voted in referendum to join Nigeria while the South of it voted to join French Cameroons. So secession is not a new thing and if there are any group of people in Nigeria who awant to leave, they should be given a referendum

olaitoro:
Nothing happened to people's properties in those countries you mentioned after secession, and nothing will happen to Igbos properties in Nigeria in event of Biafra's secession.

International law of trade and investment covers it.

You can take that to bank.

zendy:
The question you are asking has already been answered on the thread. International law protects anyone's investment or properties anywhere in the world. Where there are usually problems is in shared Ownership of properties, investments,liabilities and debts. But those things can be worked out in negotiations. Secession by one group from a political Union is no longer novelty, not even in Nigeria. In 2014, there was a referendum in Scotland. In the same Britain, there will be another referendum in Britain in about a week to decide if they want to stay in the European union or not. Even in Nigeria, in the 60's there was a referendum when the Northern British Cameroons voted in referendum to join Nigeria while the South of it voted to join French Cameroons. So secession is not a new thing and if there are any group of people in Nigeria who awant to leave, they should be given a referendum