igwesylv:

“Power is not given, power is taken,” he said. “The South East cannot just fold their arms and expect power to be given to them just because you want power. Power does not go with sentiment some of the times, it’s on issues on ground.

“Democracy is about the people and the South East alone cannot make themselves president. So you cannot be talking about Igbo presidency, it doesn’t exist. We may be talking about Nigeria’s president of Igbo extraction but that depends on what other geopolitical zones think about the issue.

richmind2019:
tell them o,all this ipob wailers.....you have heard from the horses mouth.

raker300:
you’re proving Ipob’s point that there is no place for igbos in Nigeria.

To the “one Nigeria” igbos out there: have you heard it? Can you now understand us?

..Better start making moves like the rest of us.

We need all the energy we can garner for a proper exit.

zibya:
The problem with secession is that it involves war. Regardless of the ethnicity of the president, an attempt to break up the country will be countered with force afterall, no president would want his legacy to be the dismemberment of his/her country under his/her watch

raker300:
you’re proving Ipob’s point that there is no place for igbos in Nigeria.

To the “one Nigeria” igbos out there: have you heard it? Can you now understand us?

..Better start making moves like the rest of us.

We need all the energy we can garner for a proper exit.

QuotaSystem:


Common sense also dictates that the only other way to secede asides war, is to modify the constitution to allow a referendum for secession, which requires a majority vote in the APC dominated National Assembly.

Need I say more ?

raker300:
you’re proving Ipob’s point that there is no place for igbos in Nigeria.

To the “one Nigeria” igbos out there: have you heard it? Can you now understand us?

..Better start making moves like the rest of us.

We need all the energy we can garner for a proper exit.

zibya:
The problem with secession is that it involves war. Regardless of the ethnicity of the president, an attempt to break up the country will be countered with force afterall, no president would want his legacy to be the dismemberment of his/her country under his/her watch

“Democracy is about the people and the South East alone cannot make themselves president. So you cannot be talking about Igbo presidency, it doesn’t exist. We may be talking about Nigeria’s president of Igbo extraction but that depends on what other geopolitical zones think about the issue.

raker300:
a bloodless secession is possible. South Sudan did it.

Besides, no country would support the Nigerian state in this current political dispensation.

Migration of igbos back to the east is already ongoing wch is slow bt ongoing.

I like the current political atmosphere..it’s proving my point all along.

raker300:
a bloodless secession is possible. South Sudan did it.

Besides, no country would support the Nigerian state in this current political dispensation.

Migration of igbos back to the east is already ongoing wch is slow bt ongoing.

I like the current political atmosphere..it’s proving my point all along.

raker300:
a bloodless secession is possible. South Sudan did it.

Besides, no country would support the Nigerian state in this current political dispensation.

Migration of igbos back to the east is already ongoing wch is slow bt ongoing.

I like the current political atmosphere..it’s proving my point all along.

zibya:
South Sudan? My friend you obviously haven't read the history books. South Sudan rebel groups waged a bloody war on and off against the Arab dominated government in Khartoum for over 30 years. This war resulted in over 1 million dead and 3 million displaced. It was only when the combatants got tired of the fighting that they agreeed to make peace under the auspices of the UN. The referendum came after the bloody war

zibya:
You and I know that introducing a clause in the constitution allowing for secession can only happen when the sun rises in the west and sets in the east

oyatz:
So what's the way out because I also want my town to be carved out of Nigeria and be a separate country.

raker300:
a bloodless secession is possible. South Sudan did it.

Besides, no country would support the Nigerian state in this current political dispensation.

Migration of igbos back to the east is already ongoing wch is slow bt ongoing.

I like the current political atmosphere..it’s proving my point all along.

zibya:
South Sudan? My friend you obviously haven't read the history books. South Sudan rebel groups waged a bloody war on and off against the Arab dominated government in Khartoum for over 30 years. This war resulted in over 1 million dead and 3 million displaced. It was only when the combatants got tired of the fighting that they agreeed to make peace under the auspices of the UN. The referendum came after the bloody war

Esseite:
The North is just playing kalo kalo with the south.

It's either the SS, or it goes North.

Esseite:
Another Igbo topic....

raker300:
a bloodless secession is possible. South Sudan did it.

Besides, no country would support the Nigerian state in this current political dispensation.

Migration of igbos back to the east is already ongoing wch is slow bt ongoing.

I like the current political atmosphere..it’s proving my point all along.