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blackaxe78:
Keep claiming South-South!


Its boldly glaring on the map that the South-East is land-locked! River port you can have and thats for transportation and small cargo ships.

Stop claiming the South-South!


It will be easier for Arsenal to win the EPL than for Anambra or Abia to have a functioning river port!

Why is it your problem?

blackaxe78:
Keep claiming South-South!


Its boldly glaring on the map that the South-East is land-locked! River port you can have and thats for transportation and small cargo ships.

Stop claiming the South-South!


It will be easier for Arsenal to win the EPL than for Anambra or Abia to have a functioning river port!

What is south south? We are talking about the Igbo race and u talking about the nonsense created by dumb politicians. Tomorrow if they wake up and call u south - north you still agree like mumu. . Wake up man

Meanwhile Oguta is in Imo state not your south south. Read the post again.

By your flawed logic, every country of the world have access to sea and therefore no country is landlocked - even Lesotho and Niger republic are not landlocked according to ibos

blackaxe78:
Keep claiming South-South!


Its boldly glaring on the map that the South-East is land-locked! River port you can have and thats for transportation and small cargo ships.

Stop claiming the South-South!

*it will be easier for Arsenal to win the EPL than for Anambra or Abia to have a functioning river port!*

Just what I intended to write.
South-South isn't South-East.

The only ways to the sea are from Igbo lands carefully cut into the south south .
The FG did a good job in trying to keep Igbo's away from the sea. Google map is clear.

Its only possible to have river ports in the south East. Dredging the Igbo lands in the south south isn't going to be an easy task neither but def not impossible afterall portharcourt was dredged too

The ibibios will need to be involved in such projects too even though oron doesn't even need dredging. Hopefully they're friendlies.

revolt:
The only ways to the sea are from Igbo lands carefully cut into the south south .
The FG did a good job in trying to keep Igbo's away from the sea. Google map is clear.

Its only possible to have river ports in the south East. Dredging the Igbo lands in the south south isn't going to be an easy task neither but def not impossible afterall portharcourt was dredged too

The ibibios will need to be involved in such projects too even though oron doesn't even need dredging. Hopefully they're friendlies.

Tell me one one Igbo speaking town with sea shoreline that Igbos go to the beach. Millions of Igbos have their first beach encounter in Lagos

I just they laugh at this thread. The op they make me laugh so hard.

You can be 10 meters away from the sea and if that ten meters doesn't belong to you you're still landlocked. Seaports do not necessarily translate to not being landlocked unless they connect to the sea without passing through an inch of somebody's territory. Those ones you're talking about are INLAND SEAPORTS and cannot be defined as international maritime boundary. Inland seaports, with sufficient capital outlay, can be constructed almost anywhere (even in the desert terrains of the Sahara).
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So, my friend, you can see that Igboland is a classic definition of landlocked state.

We yoruba Muslim demons does not like this kind of news .

Good Good and Good.

blackaxe78:
Keep claiming South-South!


Its boldly glaring on the map that the South-East is land-locked! River port you can have and thats for transportation and small cargo ships.

Stop claiming the South-South!


It will be easier for Arsenal to win the EPL than for Anambra or Abia to have a functioning river port!

Word

ProWalker:
Tell me one one Igbo speaking town with sea shoreline that Igbos go to the beach. Millions of Igbos have their first beach encounter in Lagos

Lagos is no mans land

Hilarious post" So the Ocean-going ships bringing merchandise to Biafra will have to FLY OVER or SQUEEZE under the bridge linking River State with Akwa Ibom State to get to the proposed Obuaku seaport in Abia Biafra-Land abi ? The same is the case of accessing the Ocean from either Imo or Anambra States cos of the Bridges at Ahoada River State,Kaima Bayelsa State,Patani Delta State.The TRUTH is' Igbo/Biafra Land is simply LAND LOCKED!!

Ekinematics:
Op even Niger republic has access to the sea

how?

odduduwa:
Lagos is no mans land

nobody owns lagos. A place that was conquered by Benin Kingdom. and later by British, who then developed it in conjuction with igbos and other nigerians

Unimaginable123:
how?

River Niger passes through Niger republic and empties into the Atlantic via the Niger Delta.
So going by this Ibotic logic it means Niger Republic has access to the sea

Ekinematics:
River Niger passes through Niger republic and empties into the Atlantic via the Niger Delta.
So going by this Ibotic logic it means Niger Republic has access to the sea

Are you the one that padlocked Biafra land

zenmaster:
Are you the one that padlocked Biafra land

I didn't oo.
Nature did!

texzola:
Hilarious post" So the Ocean-going ships bringing merchandise to Biafra will have to FLY OVER or SQUEEZE under the bridge linking River State with Akwa Ibom State to get to the proposed Obuaku seaport in Abia Biafra-Land abi ? The same is the case of accessing the Ocean from either Imo or Anambra States cos of the Bridges at Ahoada River State,Kaima Bayelsa State,Patani Delta State.The TRUTH is' Igbo/Biafra Land is simply LAND LOCKED!!

Gbam!

Ekinematics:

I didn't oo.
Nature did!

Where did nature put this padlock na

Seriously these Biafrans need to go back to school and learn geography…… SE is not landlocked my a$$.… .biko show me the map which shows it is not

MalcoImX:
You can be 10 meters away from the sea and if that ten meters doesn't belong to you you're still landlocked. Seaports do not necessarily translate to not being landlocked unless they connect to the sea without passing through an inch of somebody's territory. Those ones you're talking about are INLAND SEAPORTS and cannot be defined as international maritime boundary. Inland seaports, with sufficient capital outlay, can be constructed almost anywhere (even in the desert terrains of the Sahara).
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So, my friend, you can see that Igboland is a classic definition of landlocked state.

Gbam…. Now you see why Kanu pay these online BSS 10K… ..These guys are just too dum*… .like leader like follower….. .see them mastubating on page 1 insulting yorubas while the yorubas are laughing at the ipigs public display of ignorance

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blackaxe78:
Keep claiming South-South!


Its boldly glaring on the map that the South-East is land-locked! River port you can have and thats for transportation and small cargo ships.

Stop claiming the South-South!


It will be easier for Arsenal to win the EPL than for Anambra or Abia to have a functioning river port!

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Bloody id¡ots on the rove. They're going nuts here,

zenmaster:
Where did nature put this padlock na

In the SS states

Ekinematics:
In the SS states

SS states are full of Igbo people. . .

CrtlAltDel:
Gbam…. Now you see why Kanu pay these online BSS 10K… ..These guys are just too dum*… .like leader like follower….. .see them mastubating on page 1 insulting yorubas while the yorubas are laughing at the ipigs public display of ignorance

THEY OPENED A THREAD TO DISCUSS THEMSELVES AND HAVE SHOUTED AFONJA 20times already!


The day yIGBO people realize that yorubas are not responsible for their problems,that day,there problem is half way solved.They have been treating wrong disease!

zenmaster:
SS states are full of Igbo people. . .

Even Sambisa is full of ibo people.

petsam11:
Southeast and by extension, Igboland has access to the Sea, Rivers, Water Ways  to Atlantic Ocean but some ignorant Nigerians cannot learn the geography and history that is evident and factual on ground in southeast and Nigeria. They love to be ignorant despite facts in their land. What a people with Nigerians and Africans mentality of denial of facts as long as it massages their ego and wishful thinking.

Lets use a simple arithmetic to teach the ignorants in these forums that Igboland is not land locked. Fact one, IkwerreLand/Porharcourt and Porthhacourt seaport was dredged 40 to 50  Miles to sea from the Bonny River to Atlantic Ocean. Onne SeaPort in Ogoni land was dredged 50 to 60 Miles to Sea from Bonny River for Larger ships to Atlantic Ocean. Calabar Seaport is dredged 45 nautical miles to Atlantic Ocean. Akwa Ibom Ibaka deep seaport is about 30 nautical miles to Atlantic Ocean without dredging and the best seaport location in depth and width in Eastern Nigeria. Then open your dummy eyes and ears again.

PROPOSED 2 (TWO) SEA PORTS IN OBEAKU- NDOKI AND  AZUMIRI SEAPORTS  IN ABIA STATE.

Obuaku Ndoki Port in Abia State is only 25 nautical miles to the Atlantic Ocean from the confluence of Imo River and Azumiri (blue River) in Abia State, which is a large and deep body water of high flowing and rich rivers. Azumiri  Blue River in Abia State is also 25-30 nautical miles to Atlantic Ocean for a big Seaport and big ships. Many Igbo towns and villages  in Imo State, Abia State, Anambra State and Anioma are within  30 minutes to one hour drive to the Sea Atlantic Ocean. That is not land lock you dummies.


7 (SEVEN) SEA PORTS AND POTENTIAL SEAPOPORT UNDERWAY IN EASTERN PARTS OF NIGERIA.

(1)PORTHARCOURT SEAPORT - IN RIVERS STATE ALONG BONNY RIVER IS 45 NAUTICAL MILES TO ATLANTIC OCEAN
(2) ONNE SEAPORT - IN RIVERS STATE ALONG BONNY RIVER IS 50 NAUTICAL MILES TO  ATLANTIC  OCEAN
(3) CALABAR SEAPORT- IN CROSS RIVERS STATE IS 45 NAUTICAL MILES TO ATLANTIC OCEAN
(4) IBAKA SEAPORT-IN AKWA IBOM STATE IS  30 NAUTICAL MILES TO ATLANTIC OCEAN
(5)OBEAKU-NDOKI SEAPORT- IN ABIA STATE IS 25 NAUTICAL MILES TO OCEAN (PROPOSED UNDER PLANNING)
(6) AZUMIRI IN ABIA STATE CONFLUENCE BLUE RIVER IS 30 NAUTICAL MILES TO ATLANTIC OCEAN (PROPOSED AND PLANNING UNDERWAY)
(7) ONITSHA INLAND RIVER PORT IN ANAMBRA STATE UNDER CONSTRUCTION.


Ever since the Abia State Government announced their intention to bring a Sea Port to the state, there have been many questions raised. I reached out to a source at the Government House, Umuahia to obtain clarity. I was told that the proposed location for the seaport is in Obuaku, Ukwa West, LGA. Right in Obuaku, there is a confluence point where the Imo River and the Blue River meet. The Obuaku confluence passes through Ikot Abasi in Akwa Ibom State. In Rivers state for instance,  (along Bonny River) we have Portharcourt Seaport and  we have the Sea Port located in Onne, Eleme L.G.A. Onne,This is Nigeria’s busiest sea port and ranks as the largest sea port in west Africa. Did you know that while Rivers State (Porharcourt Sea Port) sits 40 nautical miles away from the Atlantic Ocean and Onne Port in River State along Bonny River sits 50 Nautical Miles away from the Atlantic Ocean. Obuaku  Blue River and Azumiri Rivers is only 25 nautical miles to the Atlantic Ocean? To some, this talk about a sea port in Abia state may sound unrealistic but, it is not far fetched. Even if it does not get realized by the T. A administration, this legacy project will come to fruition in no distant time.


Igboland is not landlocked according to United Nation treaty, International law OF THE Sea and African Union laws. Igboland has many Rivers, Canals, Waterways, Lake and bays in Imo State, Anambra state, Anioma, Asaba and Abia States which flows into the Atlantic Oceans and the Sea and many a distance of 30 minutes drive.
FACTS ON GROUND
Development of a Sea-Port at Obuaku-Ndoki:  many Nigerians, even including many enlightened sons and daughters of Nd’igbo, had, out of geographical ignorance, borne the impression that the South-East of Nigeria is land-locked. But being a visionary leader, the truth is now being made manifest that the Blue River/Imo River confluence at Obuaku-Ndoki is only twenty-five nautical miles to the Atlantic Ocean. We are thankful that your administration is working committedly to establishing a sea-port at the confluence town of Obuaku.
AN ADDRESS PRESENTED BY THE PEOPLE OF ABIA-SOUTH SENATORIAL ZONE ON THE OCCASION OF A GRAND CIVIC RECEPTION FOR HIS EXCELLENCY, GOVERNOR T. A. ORJI (OCHENDO GLOBAL) AT ABIA STATE POLYTECHNIC, ABA ON 1ST FEBRUARY, 2014.
 AS SCRIPTED BY CHIEF (SIR) DON UBANI; KSC, JP (OKWUBUNKA OF ASA)

 Chief (Sir) Don Ubani; ksc, JP 11/06/2013
"further inward by thinking of laying a bigger foundation of economy for not only Abia State but the whole of the South-East geo-political zone by formally conceptualizing the establishment of a sea-port at Obeaku-Ndoki, in Ukwa-East Local Government Area.
 Embarking on a road map that will ginger his successor to see to the realization of a sea-port in Abia State, would correct the erroneous impression widely held by uninformed Nigerians that the South-East zone of Nigeria is land-locked. This is very far from the truth.The Imo River, which originates from Umuaku in Isuochi of Umunneochi Local Government Area meandered its way up to Obeaku-Ndoki, from where it emptied itself into the Atlantic Ocean. It is very strategic to mention that the distance between Obeaku-Ndoki and the Atlantic Ocean, which commences not far from Igwenga in Ikot Abasi Local Government Area of Akwa-Ibom State, is only twenty-five nautical miles.For the avoidance of doubt, any zone that enjoys a proximity of even thirty nautical miles to a maritime endowment such as the Atlantic Ocean, should not in any way categorize itself as being land-locked. For the benefit of those who do not know, Port-Harcourt wharf is about forty nautical miles to the Atlantic Ocean. It was dredged and scooped during the Premiership of Dr. M.I. Okpara during the defunct Eastern Region for ships to berth therein. If Port-Harcourt wharf could be made accessible to ships despite its fourty-nautical-mile distance to the Atlantic Ocean, it justifiably stands to reason that Obeaku-Ndoki Wharf, which is only twenty-five nautical miles to the Atlantic Ocean, could be more readily and profitably accessed by ships. Since Nigeria parades a galaxy of consultants in marine engineering, obtaining professional advice in this regards may not be far from reach."
 Chief (Sir) Don Ubani; ksc, JP(Okwubunka of Asa) Umuiku-Isi-Asa Ukwa-West L.G.A. P.M.B 7048 Aba

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FACTS ON GROUND BY Vincent Erondu 
'Without Ikwerre the hinterland Igbos have many access to the sea. Port Harcourt came to prominence as from 1913 because of the development of the sea port and the Eastern Railway line. During the oil Rivers trade and the slave trade era Port Harcourt was not a factor in those trades. The trade route was through Azumini River through Ohambele via Opobo to Bonny (Ubani). At Bonny commodities were loaded and shipped overseas. Another route in fact the ealier route was through Cross River Aro chukwu to Calabar. Aboh, Onitsha and Ugwuta were also important sea routes to Atlantic ocean. Ikwerre is not wanted by the Igbo for any specific thing or need. The issue is matter of historical distortion and revisionism.

 Talking about Port Harcourt, Igweocha is a common name for Port Harcourt, this name is a descripton of how the horrizon seems to be touching the ocean from a plain sea shore view. Its ancient name was odinaobu. We also have Igwenga. These names are spelt in various ways depending on the dialect of the writer.

Vincent Erondu   

You can get more information about Southeast's access to the Sea by asking google.com or via this link

https://groups.google.com/forum/m/#!topic/okonkwonetworks/Rxb42OACns0

Obili ibado right now

petsam11:
Southeast and by extension, Igboland has access to the Sea, Rivers, Water Ways  to Atlantic Ocean but some ignorant Nigerians cannot learn the geography and history that is evident and factual on ground in southeast and Nigeria. They love to be ignorant despite facts in their land. What a people with Nigerians and Africans mentality of denial of facts as long as it massages their ego and wishful thinking.

Lets use a simple arithmetic to teach the ignorants in these forums that Igboland is not land locked. Fact one, IkwerreLand/Porharcourt and Porthhacourt seaport was dredged 40 to 50  Miles to sea from the Bonny River to Atlantic Ocean. Onne SeaPort in Ogoni land  was dredged 50 to 60 Miles to Sea from Bonny River for Larger ships to Atlantic Ocean. Calabar Seaport is dredged 45 nautical miles to Atlantic Ocean. Akwa Ibom Ibaka deep seaport is about 30 nautical miles to Atlantic Ocean without dredging and the best seaport location in depth and width in Eastern Nigeria. Then open your dummy eyes and ears again.

PROPOSED 2 (TWO) SEA PORTS IN OBEAKU- NDOKI AND  AZUMIRI SEAPORTS  IN ABIA STATE.

Obuaku Ndoki Port in Abia State is only 25 nautical miles to the Atlantic Ocean from the confluence of Imo River and Azumiri (blue River) in Abia State, which is a large and deep body water of high flowing and rich rivers. Azumiri  Blue River in Abia State is also 25-30 nautical miles to Atlantic Ocean for a big Seaport and big ships. Many Igbo towns and villages  in Imo State, Abia State, Anambra State and Anioma are within  30 minutes to one hour drive to the Sea Atlantic Ocean. That is not land lock you dummies.


7 (SEVEN) SEA PORTS AND POTENTIAL SEAPOPORT UNDERWAY IN EASTERN PARTS OF NIGERIA.

(1)PORTHARCOURT SEAPORT - IN RIVERS STATE ALONG BONNY RIVER IS 45 NAUTICAL MILES TO ATLANTIC OCEAN
(2) ONNE SEAPORT - IN RIVERS STATE ALONG BONNY RIVER IS 50 NAUTICAL MILES TO  ATLANTIC  OCEAN
(3) CALABAR SEAPORT- IN CROSS RIVERS STATE IS 45 NAUTICAL MILES TO ATLANTIC OCEAN
(4) IBAKA SEAPORT-IN AKWA IBOM STATE IS  30 NAUTICAL MILES TO ATLANTIC OCEAN
(5)OBEAKU-NDOKI SEAPORT- IN ABIA STATE IS 25 NAUTICAL MILES TO OCEAN (PROPOSED UNDER PLANNING)
(6) AZUMIRI IN ABIA STATE CONFLUENCE BLUE RIVER IS 30 NAUTICAL MILES TO ATLANTIC OCEAN (PROPOSED AND PLANNING UNDERWAY)
(7) ONITSHA INLAND RIVER PORT IN ANAMBRA STATE UNDER CONSTRUCTION.


Ever since the Abia State Government announced their intention to bring a Sea Port to the state, there have been many questions raised. I reached out to a source at the Government House, Umuahia to obtain clarity. I was told that the proposed location for the seaport is in Obuaku, Ukwa West, LGA. Right in Obuaku, there is a confluence point where the Imo River and the Blue River meet. The Obuaku confluence passes through Ikot Abasi in Akwa Ibom State. In Rivers state for instance,  (along Bonny River) we have Portharcourt Seaport and  we have the Sea Port located in Onne, Eleme L.G.A. Onne,This is Nigeria’s busiest sea port and ranks as the largest sea port in west Africa. Did you know that while Rivers State (Porharcourt Sea Port) sits 40 nautical miles away from the Atlantic Ocean and Onne Port in River State along Bonny River sits 50 Nautical Miles away from the Atlantic Ocean. Obuaku  Blue River and Azumiri Rivers is only 25 nautical miles to the Atlantic Ocean? To some, this talk about a sea port in Abia state may sound unrealistic but, it is not far fetched. Even if it does not get realized by the T. A administration, this legacy project will come to fruition in no distant time.


Igboland is not landlocked according to United Nation treaty, International law OF THE Sea and African Union laws. Igboland has many Rivers, Canals, Waterways, Lake and bays in Imo State, Anambra state, Anioma, Asaba and Abia States which flows into the Atlantic Oceans and the Sea and many a distance of 30 minutes drive.
FACTS ON GROUND
Development of a Sea-Port at Obuaku-Ndoki:  many Nigerians, even including many enlightened sons and daughters of Nd’igbo, had, out of geographical ignorance, borne the impression that the South-East of Nigeria is land-locked. But being a visionary leader, the truth is now being made manifest that the Blue River/Imo River confluence at Obuaku-Ndoki is only twenty-five nautical miles to the Atlantic Ocean. We are thankful that your administration is working committedly to establishing a sea-port at the confluence town of Obuaku.
AN ADDRESS PRESENTED BY THE PEOPLE OF ABIA-SOUTH SENATORIAL ZONE ON THE OCCASION OF A GRAND CIVIC RECEPTION FOR HIS EXCELLENCY, GOVERNOR T. A. ORJI (OCHENDO GLOBAL) AT ABIA STATE POLYTECHNIC, ABA ON 1ST FEBRUARY, 2014.
 AS SCRIPTED BY CHIEF (SIR) DON UBANI; KSC, JP (OKWUBUNKA OF ASA)

 Chief (Sir) Don Ubani; ksc, JP 11/06/2013
"further inward by thinking of laying a bigger foundation of economy for not only Abia State but the whole of the South-East geo-political zone by formally conceptualizing the establishment of a sea-port at Obeaku-Ndoki, in Ukwa-East Local Government Area.
 Embarking on a road map that will ginger his successor to see to the realization of a sea-port in Abia State, would correct the erroneous impression widely held by uninformed Nigerians that the South-East zone of Nigeria is land-locked. This is very far from the truth.The Imo River, which originates from Umuaku in Isuochi of Umunneochi Local Government Area meandered its way up to Obeaku-Ndoki, from where it emptied itself into the Atlantic Ocean. It is very strategic to mention that the distance between Obeaku-Ndoki and the Atlantic Ocean, which commences not far from Igwenga in Ikot Abasi Local Government Area of Akwa-Ibom State, is only twenty-five nautical miles.For the avoidance of doubt, any zone that enjoys a proximity of even thirty nautical miles to a maritime endowment such as the Atlantic Ocean, should not in any way categorize itself as being land-locked. For the benefit of those who do not know, Port-Harcourt wharf is about forty nautical miles to the Atlantic Ocean. It was dredged and scooped during the Premiership of Dr. M.I. Okpara during the defunct Eastern Region for ships to berth therein. If Port-Harcourt wharf could be made accessible to ships despite its fourty-nautical-mile distance to the Atlantic Ocean, it justifiably stands to reason that Obeaku-Ndoki Wharf, which is only twenty-five nautical miles to the Atlantic Ocean, could be more readily and profitably accessed by ships. Since Nigeria parades a galaxy of consultants in marine engineering, obtaining professional advice in this regards may not be far from reach."
 Chief (Sir) Don Ubani; ksc, JP(Okwubunka of Asa) Umuiku-Isi-Asa Ukwa-West L.G.A. P.M.B 7048 Aba

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FACTS ON GROUND BY Vincent Erondu 
'Without Ikwerre the hinterland Igbos have many access to the sea. Port Harcourt came to prominence as from 1913 because of the development of the sea port and the Eastern Railway line. During the oil Rivers trade and the slave trade era Port Harcourt was not a factor in those trades. The trade route was through Azumini River through Ohambele via Opobo to Bonny (Ubani). At Bonny commodities were loaded and shipped overseas. Another route in fact the ealier route was through Cross River Aro chukwu to Calabar. Aboh, Onitsha and Ugwuta were also important sea routes to Atlantic ocean. Ikwerre is not wanted by the Igbo for any specific thing or need. The issue is matter of historical distortion and revisionism.

 Talking about Port Harcourt, Igweocha is a common name for Port Harcourt, this name is a descripton of how the horrizon seems to be touching the ocean from a plain sea shore view. Its ancient name was odinaobu. We also have Igwenga. These names are spelt in various ways depending on the dialect of the writer.

Vincent Erondu   

You can get more information about Southeast's access to the Sea by asking google.com or via this link

https://groups.google.com/forum/m/#!topic/okonkwonetworks/Rxb42OACns0

Point of correction, Onne is not in Ogoni land. Onne is a town or village in Eleme LGA. Eleme is not Ogoni. Even though it has not come on the radar of silly politicians in Nigeria, one of the potential seaports in Nigeria is Opu-obu (Opobo). It is a natural deep water seaport in making.

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