₦airaland Forum

BlackPantherxXx:
Nnamdi Kanu would be our President of Biafra....

...In Ghana or Abidjan

Balyz:
If you want Biafra then be prepared to fight another civil war over again. Nnamdi Kanu's current fate should serve as a lesson to you rabble rousers

gidgiddy:
So if one wants Biafra, there must be war? Why? Why fight when everything can be settled with referendum as is done in other civilised countries?

gidgiddy:
I totally support the independence of my fellow Igbos from the1914 British colonial catastrophe called Nigeria

humilitypays:
it doesn't matter, human right activist always run to exile when the going gets tougher to save their head and to and to also save the image of their people because if you kill the head, the movement as good as dead.

Only a foolish man stands to die in the name of trying to form a hero. Heroes live to tell the story, you can't be a hero when you have been killed.

If Ojukwu had remained in Biafra in 1966 and got captured and killed, Biafra talk would have been a big joke by now.

The king of France fled France in 1945 during the world war II when German forces launched serious attack on France and after conquering Poland and the king saw that Germany was about to conquer France, he fled to live in order to keep the integrity of France.

You need to read history more, especially war history so you can be exposed

gidgiddy:
So if one wants Biafra, there must be war? Why? Why fight when everything can be settled with referendum as is done in other civilised countries?

Balyz:
There must be war because that's the way things are. There is no African country that has a secession clause inserted in their constitution

gidgiddy:
Well it may interest you to know that referendum does not have to be in the constitution before it can be used.

There was a referendum in Nigeria in 1961 to allow British Cameroon decide if they want to join Nigeria or the Republic of Cameroon. There was no Referendum in the Nigerian constitution at that time.

The only thing required for a referendum to be held is an order of the National Assembly.

Yyeske:
Continue reading history upside-down, it doesn't change the facts. British Cameroon was part of German Cameroon till after the second World War when it was put under British Nigerian control, the law was that that region can continue to be part of Nigeria until Nigeria's independence through a referendum, so there was a referendum clause for them from the beginning.
So British Cameroon was never part of Nigeria from the beginning.

gidgiddy:
Well it may interest you to know that referendum does not have to be in the constitution before it can be used.

There was a referendum in Nigeria in 1961 to allow British Cameroon decide if they want to join Nigeria or the Republic of Cameroon. There was no Referendum in the Nigerian constitution at that time.

The only thing required for a referendum to be held is an order of the National Assembly.

Balyz:
This is not true. Without a constitutional amendment to the constitution inserting a referendum clause, your quest is DOA. The territory called British Cameroons was not a part of the Federal Republic of Nigeria in 1961, but it was under a UN trusteeship administered by the UK. At no time before 1961 was the British Cameroons administered as being part of Nigeria.

frankdoz:
The Convener of South-East Elders Forum, SEEF, and former President General of Ohanaeze Ndigbo, Dr Dozie Ikedife, has said he is not bothered about an Igbo man becoming Nigeria’s President in 2019 or after.

Ikedife said what bothered him was how the Biafran State could be realized, adding that the Igbo had been victims of unfulfilled promises in the past.

Speaking with the Sun over the weekend, Ikedife said, “There are so many unfulfilled promises and our people often fall victims to lies.

“If someone has deceived you for about two or three times, if he comes the fourth time you will have a second thought. One is just tired of this country.”

“What bothers me is how to realise Biafra through legal and diplomatic processes, and through dialogue without fighting or abusing anybody. That’s my position,” Ikedife said.

http://dailypost.ng/2018/04/23/igbo-presidency-worry-achieve-biafra-ikedife/

Emycord:
I DON'T Trust This Man Why?
1 He Was Tony nwoyes Running Mate In The Last anambra Election In Apc
2 He Recently praised Buhari For Declaring To Run For Second Term That Will pave Way For Igbo Presidency. So When Did He sudenly Become A Biafra apologist?
They Are Just Trying To Use Biafra To gather sympathy From Igbo's This Man licks Buhari's anus. You Will Never See Biafra Enemy Attack Or Arrest Him For Saying This Cos They Know He Is One Of Them. And They Do Not Take Him Serious. They Only Attack Real Biafrans. If This Man Is Sincere Is He Registered In Ipob? Ask Him He Will Say Ipob Style Is Bad. But So Far Among All Pro Biafra Group Only That Ipob Tact Has Drawn The Eyes Of The World To Our Struggle. As Of Today Biafra Is Still A Hot News In Global World All Even In Kanu's absense. All Thanks To Ipob If This Man Is Serious Let Him Go And Register In Any Ipob Unit Closest To Him And John In A Protest. From Then We Can Take Him Serious

frankdoz:
The Convener of South-East Elders Forum, SEEF, and former President General of Ohanaeze Ndigbo, Dr Dozie Ikedife, has said he is not bothered about an Igbo man becoming Nigeria’s President in 2019 or after.

Ikedife said what bothered him was how the Biafran State could be realized, adding that the Igbo had been victims of unfulfilled promises in the past.

Speaking with the Sun over the weekend, Ikedife said, “There are so many unfulfilled promises and our people often fall victims to lies.

“If someone has deceived you for about two or three times, if he comes the fourth time you will have a second thought. One is just tired of this country.”

“What bothers me is how to realise Biafra through legal and diplomatic processes, and through dialogue without fighting or abusing anybody. That’s my position,” Ikedife said.

http://dailypost.ng/2018/04/23/igbo-presidency-worry-achieve-biafra-ikedife/

Cyynthialove:
I have said this several times that no normal Igbo man with his right senses is interested in Igbo presidency.
All those shouting " Igbo presidency" are APC lunatiics like Orji Uzo Kalu, Senator Hope Uzodimma and their online miscreants like one popular fool here on nairaland hiding under "Igbo presidency" to canvass for Buhari's second tenure. They know that Buhari is a failure, they are ashamed to support him openly, hence they had to hide under " Igbo presidency" to canvass for his support

Sometimes, I wonder when Buhari has become a god that gives presidency to any ethnic group he likes.
The same man that contested to be the President for good three times and failed woefully until SW and NC came for his rescue during the fourth time.

Even the region that has produced the highest number of heads of states are at the mercy of int donors... IDP camps everywhere.

WHAT AN AVERAGE IBO MAN WANTS IS OUTRIGHT BREAK UP OF THIS COUNTRY.
And once they leave, we progressive yorubas are leaving too whether my Yoruba Muslim brothers like it or not.

Lieutcarl:
I am from a northern state(adamawa) but am in full support of biafra. up up up biafra

igbodefender:
You are a goat
They just called me. That is why I came. You for tag me, so that we double-team whoever.

We must never ever ever give up. Igbo Presidency 2023 is a must because the Igbos cannot give away something that is their turn. We must not relent in telling our brothers the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth.

Okoroawusa, O ga adiri Gi mma o.

Balyz:
If you want Biafra then be prepared to fight another civil war over again. Nnamdi Kanu's current fate should serve as a lesson to you rabble rousers

gidgiddy:
So if one wants Biafra, there must be war? Why? Why fight when everything can be settled with referendum as is done in other civilised countries?