mightguy:
and what difference will it make?

hammer6F:
They say the price of freedom is eternal vigilance.

Are Ndiigbo vigilant?

Do u stay up at Night to think about the challenges we face as a nation and the effects those challenges are having on us as a people?

I bet you our enemies do.

Cjrane2:


These words should be engraved in GOLD!

My greatest concern isn't the challenges we face, it is the lackadaisical attitude of our people and leaders as if nothing is happening in Nigeria.

Our enemies are plotting more grievous crimes and we are just folding our hands concerned with village squabbles of which state or hamlet is better.

Before 2015, everyone knew Igbos could decide to fight again if the conditions in Nigeria became unbearable. Since 2015, there has been this doctrine of "protest peacefully and get shot so the international community will fight for you" I don't know who sold us those fake keys to paradise, but i know international community will not do a thing. The planned Python dance 3 in the SE, when there has been no breakdown of law and order tells you they consider Igbo a conquered race where they can conduct unnecessary military operations and kill innocent people without any consequences whatsoever.

The saddest part of what is going on now is that our people are also too reluctant to participate in the political process. If you don't want war, THEN VOTE! You cannot expect nothing to change if you don't atleast register and vote. Many young men i saw in Onitsha recently told me pointblank they didn't care who ruled Nigeria. They just wanted a Referendum! So if Abubakar Shekau rules Nigeria and abuses you, you don't care as you wait for the referendum? There is a total lack of leadership with tact and vision. Nnamdi Kanu was partially to blame for having a single strategy of Referendum or Nothing. WITHOUT A PLAN B. Every good General ALWAYS HAVE A PLAN B !

Although i hate the idea of forming a secret army because once you arm anyone, he becomes an outlaw except you have a greater force to compel him to submit to your ideas. That is the mistake northern politicians made with Boko Haram. However, i am seriously toying with the idea of having a guerrilla / resistance wing of the struggle for survival.

nnamdijonathan:


I need the new moniker to contribute to less hateful trends on nairaland because people can check your posts and I will not like people to know that I have been viewing trends were different ethnic groups were insulted just like this one

Daewang:



I said this before, let's have an outfit for clandestine operations. No matter what anyone says or wants to believe we will definitely fight another war someday. We need a covert group for our security.

Cjrane2:


You could be right, but it must be well controlled. I would prefer not to have any at all, than have an undisciplined lawless group that harass and extort the population and nobody can control them. I remember when Bakassi boys tackled armed robbery, initially they were disciplined, then they started taking bribes to detain every wealthy man in Igboland on the silly allegation of suspected to be into ritual money. These are the sorts of things you must think very very critically before you give your resources to arm anybody. They may become worse than the so called Nigerian troops killing innocent people in the SE now.

hammer6F:


A platform to unite Ndiigbo is wat we need.

We all need to come together and decided wat type of structure it should have and how to connect every igbo person on the planet to it.

Even the ones sold during slavery can join. The ones in all those far away countries too can feel closer to home.

We need to start linking up.

spyder880:
Agulu lake resorts, Agulu, Anambra state.....

Abagworo:


Spyder880 I think it's high time you leave this thread. I and every other wise Igbo man appreciate what you are trying to do for Igbos in general but as usual I noticed it would turn out like this when some people started claiming Ikwerre and tribes that rejected their origin and ethnicity. We have not been able to unite the parts that agree being called Igbo and some were already eyeing Igbo speakers that aren't Igbo. I have very good ideas on jow Igboland can move foward which I plan to unveil on better platforms but the hindrance remains inability of Igbos to separate religion and politics from Igbo interest.

You can continue your nice updates when they're done. Thank you.

Abagworo:


Spyder880 I think it's high time you leave this thread. I and every other wise Igbo man appreciate what you are trying to do for Igbos in general but as usual I noticed it would turn out like this when some people started claiming Ikwerre and tribes that rejected their origin and ethnicity. We have not been able to unite the parts that agree being called Igbo and some were already eyeing Igbo speakers that aren't Igbo. I have very good ideas on jow Igboland can move foward which I plan to unveil on better platforms but the hindrance remains inability of Igbos to separate religion and politics from Igbo interest.

You can continue your nice updates when they're done. Thank you.

Ofodirinwa:
Any Igbo man that speak of IPOB in a derogatory manner is not in step with what the people want, and therefore can no lead nor present any viable 'plan' for the people he's ignoring.

Igbo people want independence, period. Not addressing this and trying to 'plan' for Igbo people will make your contribution a waste of bytes on the internet and nothing more.

Chef2000:

Nwanne talking about Biafra on the internet from morning to night will change nor bring nothing, do you have the plan, the manpower and the resources to fight the Nigerian govt again?

Handsomegod:

"The Igbo are a Christian rearguard of high intelligence and ability against the southward movement of the Moslem and Arab population of West Africa"- President Felix Houphouet-Boigny of La Cote D'Ivoire.
The above quote is deep and instructive. The recent upsurge in Biafra agitations,even as many of you pick holes in it served to sustain the spirit and consciousness of the above quote and divine mandate as captured by President Felix Houphouet-Boigny. Igbos let us think deeply. Neither Ojukwu nor Nnamdi Kanu was mad or misguided. They both understood the times and tried to provide a buffer. If we pick holes in their strategies,let us refine them and keep running with the divine mandate.Never to give up until we attain independent statehood. This quest is not a marathon.It is a relay.We keep running and reviewing as we go until we produce a refined pattern.But by all means,let us never lift our feet on the pedal.Nigerian politics is atavistic and toxic.It corrupts whatsoever it touches. Our future hangs on the balance if we think all is well. Freedom from Nigeria at whatever cost is a million times better than a billion Igbo president or restructuring. Ekwusiam ka oram na onu!

Chef2000:

Nwanne talking about Biafra on the internet from morning to night will change nor bring nothing, do you have the plan, the manpower and the resources to fight the Nigerian govt again?

Ikology:


Please the question below is still yours

Nwanne talking about Biafra on the internet from morning to night will change nor bring nothing, do you have the plan, the manpower and the resources to fight the Nigerian govt again?

TundeBricklayer:
WAEC 2018 ranking

Abagworo:


Spyder880 I think it's high time you leave this thread. I and every other wise Igbo man appreciate what you are trying to do for Igbos in general but as usual I noticed it would turn out like this when some people started claiming Ikwerre and tribes that rejected their origin and ethnicity. We have not been able to unite the parts that agree being called Igbo and some were already eyeing Igbo speakers that aren't Igbo. I have very good ideas on jow Igboland can move foward which I plan to unveil on better platforms but the hindrance remains inability of Igbos to separate religion and politics from Igbo interest.

You can continue your nice updates when they're done. Thank you.

Abagworo:


Spyder880 I think it's high time you leave this thread. I and every other wise Igbo man appreciate what you are trying to do for Igbos in general but as usual I noticed it would turn out like this when some people started claiming Ikwerre and tribes that rejected their origin and ethnicity. We have not been able to unite the parts that agree being called Igbo and some were already eyeing Igbo speakers that aren't Igbo. I have very good ideas on jow Igboland can move foward which I plan to unveil on better platforms but the hindrance remains inability of Igbos to separate religion and politics from Igbo interest.

You can continue your nice updates when they're done. Thank you.

TundeBricklayer:
WAEC 2018 ranking

InvertedHammer:


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I really do not see any difference between non-Igbos that flood this thread and Abagworo that feeds false information to fellow Igbo folks that seek to know the true state of affairs in Igbo land. We understand that the non-Igbos are being mischievous. But what is the motive behind the malleable integrity(if any exists) of Abagworo with blind support of the rot going on at Owerri? How low can folks go for a little change in the pocket?

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Afam4eva:
Please, everyone let's for once make some form of declaration among ourselves concerning the growth of Igboland. it seems to me that all we do is talk, talk and talk even more and nothing seems to be changing. We have been talking since the Eze Ndigbo nairaland days and nothing has chancged.

Can we start some kind of movement geared towards actually making a change.

Afam4eva:
Please, everyone let's for once make some form of declaration among ourselves concerning the growth of Igboland. it seems to me that all we do is talk, talk and talk even more and nothing seems to be changing. We have been talking since the Eze Ndigbo nairaland days and nothing has chancged.

Can we start some kind of movement geared towards actually making a change.