₦airaland Forum

Mujtahida:
That's what you are doing: BEGGING Nigeria to let you go.Then you come around and do shakara and say Nigeria doesn't want to let you go. That's why I know you guys lack balls. The fire of Okonkwo or Obika the son of Ezeulu is not in your bones.
I said and say take action. No need for noise, no need for the drama. You began to act like a beheaded chicken.
To give you proper perspective: imagine if the tables were turned and it is the Hausa man asking for Arewa Republic, you'd think they'd sweat it out, hollering over the place like a lost child? No! It would just happen.
In the game of power the Northerner is king but the rest of Nigeria just blabs, yaps, gripes and groans. Mumu will call me Arewa now

xcolanto:
All this trash is for lawma! You go beg tire
Keep writing eassy on Biafra your worst nightmare

lailo:
wy didn't Igbos agitate when Jonathan,a southerner and an educated Phd holder,someone who they might actually achieve this aim through more easily,was d president.Wy when a northerner,an illiterate,a tyrant and a bloody ex military ruler who don't believe in self determination.Like I told u,osinbajo is only borrowing u people brain bcs when it starts,all dis ur grammar wnt stop Hausa soldier from using d entire SE as training ground and u guys go back to zero after so much developments that have taken place since d last genocide and war.

doyinbaby:
If God say they will get biafra ,they will get it

simplycarro:
So whose fault is it that you keep electing leaders that do not give a fvuck (in your own words)

The Ag President was not sent by Yorubas to go and catalyze for referendum. If your own Ike Ekerenmadu is not taking heat from you, why are you pressurizing the VP who is on a different mandate ?

Mujtahida:
Omo you be half baked ooo. See spelling errors, right, left, center wey you dey throw like ogbunigwe bombs. Stay here make I educate you so that you can be useful in Biafra ooo cos right now at this rate you going to drag Biafra backwards with your unique stupidity.
Repeat after me. E. S. S. A. Y, say E. S. S. A. Y. Say it again, again.
Assignment: Go and write it out 100x. Submit it to Mr Chike tomorrow morning.
See illiterate idiat wey want Biafra. Nightmare my foot!

Sprumbaba:
You know Onitsha and Aba are the most dirtiest cities in Africa. You have no leader that can make your country great. Orji Uzor Kalu became a billionaire on your sweat and nothing to show for it when he was a governor. Even his Mother was part of his administration.

Left for me, I will let you have your kingdom so that you can DEVELOP it.

xcolanto:
Biafra go kill this one oh!
Keep begging for unity

ikp120:
You're still not even getting it.

I was not talking about assenting to votes by reps o. I was talking is something like him making reference to the House conducting a referendum, instead of him thinking of war.

Of course it's the House that will raise the motion, but he can catalyse the process by making reference to it.

A referendum was conducted in Turkey just recently, guess who catalysed it?
THE NATIONAL LEADER DID.

The elected leaders do not give a fvck. That's a fact.

When someone like the president gets involved in any national issue, even the Houses will debate on it again and again. That's what I'm talking about.

He should be a peacemaker by catalysing the process. Referendum is a peaceful process bro.

vantage001:
A second civil war? Where is this nincompoop getting that from?

jomonic:
The VP is the president of Nigeria and he should speak the truth. He is not representing the Yoruba. But maybe that is how he sees himself - a Yoruba rep at Abuja. Day by day the choices are getting narrower. All I know is that Nigeria cannot continue in its present style.

Alariwo2:
Well said prof.
Those leeches have no idea what's coming. They think they can sit their ugly asses down in other people's land while they shut others out from theirs.

They don't reason normally so I expect them to shout afonja as usual.
You lots will relocate whether you like it or not, no Army or police will come to your rescue when we are set to drive you away

simplycarro:
A leader has a mandate, his mandate is not to go and push for referendum. Start asking Ike Ekeremadu and Abaribe to push for it at NASS rather than the trivialities about the content of the letter transmitted by the President to the Senate.
He will debate and jaw-jaw with them when they bring it up

Sprumbaba:
Water and oil dont mix. I dont want unity with DEVELOPERS.

jomonic:
I know exactly what you mean. It might get there soon.

oyienootieno:
With just an sms from the man you call nincompoop to buratai your entire village will be history.. Be open to learn from people who had achieved what many could only dream of.

vantage001:
And what exactly is this mandate of his?
I thought yorubas claim to want fiscal federalism than anybody else. So in what little way has osibanjo fulfilled that?
Your Osibanjo is crying out fulani mandate as yoruba did not give him any mandate in the first place.

simplycarro:
So whose fault is it that you keep electing leaders that do not give a fvuck (in your own words)

The Ag President was not sent by Yorubas to go and catalyze for referendum. If your own Ike Ekerenmadu is not taking heat from you, why are you pressurizing the VP who is on a different mandate ?

xcolanto:
Biafra go kill this one oh!
Keep begging for unity

Mujtahida:
Anyhow, I am not against Biafra. I am not Ibo, I am not even happy with the way Nigeria is structured. As it is now we are all Biafrans suffering one form of injustice or the other. All I say is you guys should do something concrete. Who knows whether the seeds our redemption (as Nigerians) lies in the soil of the struggle for Biafra. While I'd prefer the restructuring of this nation in a fair and reasonably just manner, I am still not opposed to Biafra. I am opposed to Nigeria as she's currently structured.

Alariwo2:
Well said prof.
Those leeches have no idea what's coming. They think they can sit their ugly asses down in other people's land while they shut others out from theirs.

They don't reason normally so I expect them to shout afonja as usual.
You lots will relocate whether you like it or not, no Army or police will come to your rescue when we are set to drive you away

Mujtahida:
Anyhow, I am not against Biafra. I am not Ibo, I am not even happy with the way Nigeria is structured. As it is now we are all Biafrans suffering one form of injustice or the other. All I say is you guys should do something concrete. Who knows whether the seeds our redemption (as Nigerians) lies in the soil of the struggle for Biafra. While I'd prefer the restructuring of this nation in a fair and reasonably just manner, I am still not opposed to Biafra. I am opposed to Nigeria as she's currently structured.

vantage001:
He and his entire family will spend life in prison at the hague.
There are People you don't threaten with genocide. Not everybody is from Zaki Ibiam.

lailo:
wy didn't Igbos agitate when Jonathan,a southerner and an educated Phd holder,someone who they might actually achieve this aim through more easily,was d president.Wy when a northerner,an illiterate,a tyrant and a bloody ex military ruler who don't believe in self determination.Like I told u,osinbajo is only borrowing u people brain bcs when it starts,all dis ur grammar wnt stop Hausa soldier from using d entire SE as training ground and u guys go back to zero after so much developments that have taken place since d last genocide and war.

xcolanto:
I did think you were delusional but not to the height of personality disorders attached to it! Good thing I guessed you are an ewedu eating brown roofer because you speak from 10 sides of your mouth and your nose too! We are all biafrains indeed!
Your own begging comes with advance learners dictionary

ikp120:
Bro who they elect or not is none of my business because I don't really give a fvck. I'm a neutral party who has looked at both parties and seen that referendum should be conducted for the Igbos to publicly and officially vote on what they want, just as the International community recommends. Scotland and Britain are good examples.

What I'm basically saying is that instead of the professor of law to think about war first (which is the lesson he suggested that Igbos should have learnt from history), he should think about a peaceful referendum. If he wants to talk about Biafra, he should talk about peace, not war. He's an educated fellow for literacy's sake

Or is it that the rest of Nigeria are scared of the Igbos leaving?

While he said there was no harm in discussing the nation’s existence, he urged Nigerians to use the country’s diversity to make her great “instead of trying to flee into the lazy comfort of homogeneity”.

Sprumbaba:
You know Onitsha and Aba are the most dirtiest cities in Africa. You have no leader that can make your country great. Orji Uzor Kalu became a billionaire on your sweat and nothing to show for it when he was a governor. Even his Mother was part of his administration.

Left for me, I will let you have your kingdom so that you can DEVELOP it.