zionmade1:
Dialogue will not help matters
For every igbo that grew up in igboland,.this might be their experience too
as little kids we were meant to see massob members and people shouting biafra as miscreants, we were taught to believe in one nigeria
we held this belief until we came of age.
discrimination stared boldly at us
I was signing the NYSC book of life wen i noticed that most corpers there were born in that region and schooled in that state, something that is hardly seen in the south
I came to discover that the tune for 9 o clock news sounded like an hausa or fulani song
I came to discover that south has the least number of senators and House of reps members there
I came to discover that most of our soldiers are hausas
i came to discover that most of our leaders and politicians were of northern extraction
As an Igbo i found that i will never be the president of nigeria
During NYSC i found out that Hausa corpers were treated with respect while we were treated as rags
I might not support ipob and kanu because of their strategies
Outwardly am called a nigerian, but inside i know i am not just part of this country.
Almost all the major roads in the north are in good condition but i spend up to one hour from oyigbo to eleme
Change my mindset (which is ultimately very difficult) and i will drop biafra

zionmade1:
Dialogue will not help matters
For every igbo that grew up in igboland,.this might be their experience too
as little kids we were meant to see massob members and people shouting biafra as miscreants, we were taught to believe in one nigeria
we held this belief until we came of age.
discrimination stared boldly at us
I was signing the NYSC book of life wen i noticed that most corpers there were born in that region and schooled in that state, something that is hardly seen in the south
I came to discover that the tune for 9 o clock news sounded like an hausa or fulani song
I came to discover that south has the least number of senators and House of reps members there
I came to discover that most of our soldiers are hausas
i came to discover that most of our leaders and politicians were of northern extraction
As an Igbo i found that i will never be the president of nigeria
During NYSC i found out that Hausa corpers were treated with respect while we were treated as rags
I might not support ipob and kanu because of their strategies
Outwardly am called a nigerian, but inside i know i am not just part of this country.
Almost all the major roads in the north are in good condition but i spend up to one hour from oyigbo to eleme
Change my mindset (which is ultimately very difficult) and i will drop biafra

zionmade1:
Dialogue will not help matters
For every igbo that grew up in igboland,.this might be their experience too
as little kids we were meant to see massob members and people shouting biafra as miscreants, we were taught to believe in one nigeria
we held this belief until we came of age.
discrimination stared boldly at us
I was signing the NYSC book of life wen i noticed that most corpers there were born in that region and schooled in that state, something that is hardly seen in the south
I came to discover that the tune for 9 o clock news sounded like an hausa or fulani song
I came to discover that south has the least number of senators and House of reps members there
I came to discover that most of our soldiers are hausas
i came to discover that most of our leaders and politicians were of northern extraction
As an Igbo i found that i will never be the president of nigeria
During NYSC i found out that Hausa corpers were treated with respect while we were treated as rags
I might not support ipob and kanu because of their strategies
Outwardly am called a nigerian, but inside i know i am not just part of this country.
Almost all the major roads in the north are in good condition but i spend up to one hour from oyigbo to eleme
Change my mindset (which is ultimately very difficult) and i will drop biafra

jamace:
Nnamdi Kanu must not see this! https://www.nairaland.com/4025083/names-newly-appointed-nnpc-mds

Names of those newly appointed as managers in NNPC here for you (August 2017)


NORTH
1. Malami Shehu, - MD Port Harcourt Refining Company.
2. Muhammed Abah, - MD Warri Refinery.
3. Umar Ajiya, - MD of NPMC.
4. Bala Wunti, - GGM CP&S.
5. Usman Yusuf, - GMD STA. (Tech).
6. Ahmadu-Katagum - GGM Shipping (Downstream).
7. Kallamu Abdullahi - GGM Renewable Energy Division.
8. Shaibu Musa - MD NNPC Medical Services Limited.
9. Ibrahim Birma - GGM Governance, Risk & Compliance Division.
10. Farouk Ahmed - MD Product Mkg - Retiring.

SOUTH WEST
1. Adewale Ladenegan, - MD Kaduna Refinery
2. Adeyemi Adetunji, - MD NNPC Retail.
3. Bola Afolabi, - GGM Research & Development.

SOUTH SOUTH
1. Roland Ewubare - Group General Manager
2. Diepriye Tariah - MD of IDSL.

SOUTH EAST: 0
They can actually look at you in the eyes and say go to hell, do your worst.

North = 10
South = 5
One Nigeria!

zionmade1:
Dialogue will not help matters
For every igbo that grew up in igboland,.this might be their experience too
as little kids we were meant to see massob members and people shouting biafra as miscreants, we were taught to believe in one nigeria
we held this belief until we came of age.
discrimination stared boldly at us
I was signing the NYSC book of life wen i noticed that most corpers there were born in that region and schooled in that state, something that is hardly seen in the south
I came to discover that the tune for 9 o clock news sounded like an hausa or fulani song
I came to discover that south has the least number of senators and House of reps members there
I came to discover that most of our soldiers are hausas
i came to discover that most of our leaders and politicians were of northern extraction
As an Igbo i found that i will never be the president of nigeria
During NYSC i found out that Hausa corpers were treated with respect while we were treated as rags
I might not support ipob and kanu because of their strategies
Outwardly am called a nigerian, but inside i know i am not just part of this country.
Almost all the major roads in the north are in good condition but i spend up to one hour from oyigbo to eleme
Change my mindset (which is ultimately very difficult) and i will drop biafra

zionmade1:

You said "our leaders"
Is kanu one of the leaders?
Now someone who doesnt belong to that echelon that sold our rights have risen up, now give me one reason Igbos wont support him with their lives.
Moreover most of ur assertions are wrong, check wat blocked creation of another south east state. SENATE. of course how many Igbos are senators compared to Hausas.
And for that army matter if an Igbo man has one slot an hausa man has 20slots so tell me something else

nairavsdollars:
Dialogue with a criminal? NO WAY

sukkot:
that nigga kanu looking fresh. dat nigga eating well

ZUBIZUBI:



My Brother, I am a Deltan and currently work in Aba. I am indifferent about the biafra/one Nigeria agitation. But I ask you, is Biafra the solution? Why do you Feel intimidated? If an Ibo man is made president today, will it change the situation of things in this country? Would the killings & bombings stop. Would roads (especially) in Aba become better? Would it stop the discrimination within ethnic groups in the country. What do you as an individual stand to benefit from Biafra/how will it improve your ways and the generations yet to come? We should ask ourselves these questions and many more. I tell you bro, the problem isn't Biafra neither is it 'Nigeria' (as agitators) may refer. The problem is me and you.

HoluwarTohbar:
You forget he is royalty?

Victornezzar:
oga sarrki d way u dey look for biafra news ehn
Even Buhari go shock sef
una carry dis tin like gala
Bokoharam are in d north killing people everyday yet ipob na una headache

paiz:
The major problem with the easterners is division among themselves.
If all Igbos can come together without hating each other they will make progress

ZUBIZUBI:



My Brother, I am a Deltan and currently work in Aba. I am indifferent about the biafra/one Nigeria agitation. But I ask you, is Biafra the solution? Why do you Feel intimidated? If an Ibo man is made president today, will it change the situation of things in this country? Would the killings & bombings stop. Would roads (especially) in Aba become better? Would it stop the discrimination within ethnic groups in the country. What do you as an individual stand to benefit from Biafra/how will it improve your ways and the generations yet to come? We should ask ourselves these questions and many more. I tell you bro, the problem isn't Biafra neither is it 'Nigeria' (as agitators) may refer. The problem is me and you.

ESDKING:
Referendum is the only language Kanu will understand, anything outside that is a total waste of time.

sukkot:
he is ?

PHILipu1:
.
Do you really expect a Zone that has 5 states to share the same slots with zones that have about 19 states?
Igbo is spoken mostly in 5 eastern states while you have Hausa spoken in almost all 19 northern states.
I am from Edo state but i have travelled alot.
Only the land mass of Brono state is bigger than the whole of south-east and you can get your facts.

When census was to be conducted,you guys short change yourselves by listening to mossob that you people should boycott it and many people in south-east did and you were under counted and will you blame the north for that?
And since the last census,have you achieve the Biafra.
You guys will still repeat the same mistake soon in Anambra and somebody in good books of those in Abuja will be install for Anambra people as governor and heaven will not fall because when the chips are down,most of this guys beating chest and making noise on social media will be no where to be found.

sukkot:
he is ?

paiz:
The major problem with the easterners is division among themselves.
If all Igbos can come together without hating each other they will make progress

zionmade1:
Dialogue will not help matters
For every igbo that grew up in igboland,.this might be their experience too
as little kids we were meant to see massob members and people shouting biafra as miscreants, we were taught to believe in one nigeria
we held this belief until we came of age.
discrimination stared boldly at us
I was signing the NYSC book of life wen i noticed that most corpers there were born in that region and schooled in that state, something that is hardly seen in the south
I came to discover that the tune for 9 o clock news sounded like an hausa or fulani song
I came to discover that south has the least number of senators and House of reps members there
I came to discover that most of our soldiers are hausas
i came to discover that most of our leaders and politicians were of northern extraction
As an Igbo i found that i will never be the president of nigeria
During NYSC i found out that Hausa corpers were treated with respect while we were treated as rags
I might not support ipob and kanu because of their strategies
Outwardly am called a nigerian, but inside i know i am not just part of this country.
Almost all the major roads in the north are in good condition but i spend up to one hour from oyigbo to eleme
Change my mindset (which is ultimately very difficult) and i will drop biafra

PenSniper:
There is no federal but hausa-fulani government in Nigeria. Stop deceiving yourselves. Go through the list of appointments in the armed forces, security and para-military agencies, government departments, NNPC, etc, to understand my point.

paiz:
The major problem with the easterners is division among themselves.
If all Igbos can come together without hating each other they will make progress

neoclassical:


I have never been a proponent / Apostle of hate speech but as events unfold in this Buhari's regime, I am ready and in support of anything. After looking at so many lopsided appointments and infrastructural imbalances in the country, I have made up my mind to join voices in calling for the disintegration of this country. Almost all the Service Chiefs in this administration are Northerners, Heads of Public Corporations are all northerners, 90% of most recruitment these days are given to northerners. Let the worst happen if the can't stop this nonsense.

zionmade1:
Dialogue will not help matters
For every igbo that grew up in igboland,.this might be their experience too
as little kids we were meant to see massob members and people shouting biafra as miscreants, we were taught to believe in one nigeria
we held this belief until we came of age.
discrimination stared boldly at us
I was signing the NYSC book of life wen i noticed that most corpers there were born in that region and schooled in that state, something that is hardly seen in the south
I came to discover that the tune for 9 o clock news sounded like an hausa or fulani song
I came to discover that south has the least number of senators and House of reps members there
I came to discover that most of our soldiers are hausas
i came to discover that most of our leaders and politicians were of northern extraction
As an Igbo i found that i will never be the president of nigeria
During NYSC i found out that Hausa corpers were treated with respect while we were treated as rags
I might not support ipob and kanu because of their strategies
Outwardly am called a nigerian, but inside i know i am not just part of this country.
Almost all the major roads in the north are in good condition but i spend up to one hour from oyigbo to eleme
Change my mindset (which is ultimately very difficult) and i will drop biafra

paiz:
The major problem with the easterners is division among themselves.
If all Igbos can come together without hating each other they will make progress

zionmade1:

Land mass u said? deserts? what do they use their land mass for? from zamfara to the nearest state sokoto is 6hrs of travelling in a desrt. why dont we restructure so they can put their landmass to work.
Why do we have 5 states, why not 6. U call them chest beaters then u dont know aba and onitsha, go and make enquiries. Igbos are tired so let them carry out their agitations. Igbos are tired of being called nigerians and nothing will change that

freshest4live:

Agriculture constitutes 23% of Nigerian GDP, higher than any other Sector, and Nigerian agriculture has it's major foundation in the middle belt or North Central.
So now that we have that cleared, what are you contributing to Nigerian GDP?

sarrki:
NEWSBiafra: Igbo Assembly tells Buhari what to do to Nnamdi KanuPublished on September 1, 2017 By Ameh Comrade Godwin

Igbo Delegates Assembly (IDA), an umbrella body of Igbos in the 19 northern states and Abuja, has called on the Federal Government of Nigeria to dialogue with the leader of Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Nnamdi Kanu, and leaders of other agitating groups.

The assembly, rising from a three-day meeting in Abuja, urged the government to shelve the idea of revoking Kanu’s bail.


A communiqué signed at the end of the meeting by Chi Nwogu and ‎Austine Ifedinezi, president general and secretary of the assembly, respectively, urged the federal government to take urgent steps to put Nigeria “on a path of peaceful co-existence, through equitable distribution of patronage and infrastructural development.”

IDA argued that the recent outburst in favour of the establishment of the state of Biafra was simply a response to the socio-economic imbalances in Nigeria which, they added, would give way once the imbalances are genuinely addressed.

The group added that “together as a people and persuade the federal government to put in place a framework for equitable existence in the Nigerian project.

“This should be done through the convocation of a sovereign conference, of the component ethnic nationalities, or an adoption of the reports of the 2014 National Conference.”


On the withdrawal of the October 1, 2017 quit notice on Igbo in the North by Arewa youths, the assembly saluted prominent northerners who worked for peace as well as the courage of the Coalition in backing down.

“It is on this note that we appeal to security agencies to be on guard throughout the period to prevent any breakdown of law and order in any part of Nigeria, especially in the north,” it said.




http://dailypost.ng/2017/09/01/biafra-igbo-assembly-tells-buhari-nnamdi-kanu/