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uthlaw:All you people know is Lagos this, Lagos that.. Are you guys from Irabiji, Ilobu and other tiny SW villages, who have no single investment in Lagos, from Lagos? |
Biodun556:You are now a joke.. Did you have Biafra refugees in 1967? You are simply scared of the north, alone. |
Iamgrey5:...Spoken about brings no solution... You should be asking yourself, why most Yorubas are now advisers, as you claim they have no interest in the east. They open multiple threads to show why the Igbos would suffer if they leave... especially Biodun556. Don't you want to breath in your Lagos, once they leave? Now you tell me. |
blackmantis:But Ife and Modekeke didn't kill themselves.... Jukun and Tiv didn't kill themselves... Igbos are really special people... There are millions of advisers, once anything befalls the Igbos.. |
benuejosh:This lying Buhari man...why not respect yourself... Are you working under LAi and Adeshina? Is this one Benue?
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Iamgrey5:Yes, you are right. the Yorubas who are now preachers here advising, didn't advise their cousins up north who are at the worse end. The Yorubas are not doing these because they love the Igbos or derive any thing from them. No, they are doing it for self preservation...they can't face the marauding bandits from the north alone. That is it. |
SlayerForever:Anything can happen...the rag tagged Talibans waited for 20 years...remember? Dialogue remains the best solution. |
Afamed:Please stop being childish. This doesn't work any longer. |
Afamed:The highlighted got me laughing... Show any part of SW better than these in the potopoto republic...even Lagos which is owned by all Nigerians... Dialogue is the best solution for the FG to provide amenities to SE, like it does to SW and the North, or you will continue to receive massive influx of people from the region Lagos need to breath.
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Successlane:The thing that can please them is establishing industries, federal schools, army university, rail system, good federal roads, and airports as established in the north. They are tired of army and police barracks... ![]() When will you get tired of cheating other people for your selfish end?
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“The Nigerian Army remains a credible institution that unites the country and has no place for ethno-religious sentiments. We shall continue to carry out our constitutional tasks objectively across the country and remain totally apolitical.” This statement would have been believed, but see this and tell if they are right... Soldiers escort herdsmen to Ogun villages, flog residents for rejecting herders...pic 1 and Soldiers Torture Residents Of Cross River Community For Rejecting Herdsmen.... pic2 ![]()
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Afamed:But that's is not the topic here? There are many things this government said that is entirely false, as well. Do you know Lai and Adeshina? Do you agree with all they have said? Please stay away from here if you have nothing to say. Thanks |
0m0nnakoda:So why are the Yorubas and the northerners, the major ones enjoying everything? Ijaws weren't silent till they got huge amnesty funds... The Tivs are northerners. So what are you all about? Besides what is the population of the Tivs compared with the Igbos? When you marginalize a huge population, you get into trouble. |
BKayy:This will be it...if it can be achieved, with less violence and shedding of the blood of the innocent. |
Afamed:Please don't bring your confusion with IPOB here. What about ISWAP, Boko H, Fulani herdsmen, northern bandits, etc, etc? Why do you see IPOB everywhere? This topic is how to manage Nigeria with its vast diversity...as stated in sections of your One Nigeria constitution...
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BKayy:I totally agree with you. But will it be possible to go the stretch at once? |
gwarotango:The OP didn't post any false headline... Are you enlightened to understand how to view a link as source? |
BKayy:If you didn't wait for your god, Biafra would have gone in 1967? The colonialist are still strong till today. Please calm down.. |
gwarotango:What else did you find wrong in the story? Do you like the system of government Nigeria state is operating? |
BKayy:I agree, but where you entrapped in false pseudo-federal government with great powers at the center, having autonomous regions is far better. And as you know, it appears, it will be very difficult to have a total separation, as we are seeing today. |
meccuno:The best for the colonial masters of Africa is to ensure to their colonies practice confederation, so that the tribes can develop at their own pace, than a particular tribe dominating others. With this, their won't be any much interest heading the central government. Nigeria type of governance is heavily flawed. |
meccuno:You don't have t cross out the post... Mbeki was short of saying that the large countries in Africa should go like the Yugoslavia and USSR, if they cannot handle their diversity. |
klonboi:I am surprised that ANDORRA is about 77,006 in population. The worse part is that the people of the region cannot even do some of the projects like rail system and federal roads, as they are in the exclusive list. This is strangulating a people. Regions should have autonomy to progress at their own pace. There should be peace in the country, when most people are happy. |
PrinceOfLagos:I don't know why the leaders of this country find ot difficult to share the resources of the country in a more equitable way. A government will come and projects will be sited in the north and SW all time. When another government comes they will site more in the two regions, and tell the East to be patient as their is no money for projects in their region. Today the SE as small as it is, has the worse Federal roads in the country. No one can mention one large federal investment in the region that employees people, other than army and police barracks. No airports, rail system, industries, etc, How do they leaders think that the youths of the region will continue to be patient? It is not too late to do the right thing. |
Nigeria crisis is especially in the SE is largely due to persistent marginalization from the central government. It should be noted that this didn't start with this present government. Its like a hidden policy that the region should be punished since after the war. The SE people are the most one Nigerians by action and by deed, but they are not treated like the other regions, among the tripod that founded Nigeria. This has raised agitation in the region, especially after 1999, when MASSOB was created. To resolve the issues, dialogue should be used, instead of power of force. |
The United Nations Security Council has been told that the failure of Nigerian leaders to deal with diversity was the root cause of the Biafran crisis. The person who made the presentation, was South Africa´s former president Thabo Mbeki, who lived in Nigeria for a few years in the late 70s during the anti-apartheid struggle. Mbeki addressed the UN Security Council on Tuesday and listed African countries, apart from Nigeria, where the failure to deal with diversity was a root cause of conflict. He blamed the current clashes in Ethiopia´s Tigray region, also on the failure to manage diversity. Mbeki recalled that the Nigerian government was victorious against secessionist-seeking Biafra 50 years ago and its leaders announced “that they would follow a policy of no victor, no vanquished.” Looking at the “painful example” of the ongoing conflict between the Ethiopian government and ethnic Tigrayans, Mbeki said, “this is exactly what Ethiopia needs. Thabo Mbeki cited “the centrality of failure properly to manage diversity” in the conflicts in Congo, Burundi, Ivory Coast and Sudan. He pointed to the 2004 report of the Sierra Leone Truth and Reconciliation Commission “which tells the naked truth, that it was as a result of the failure to manage diversity that the country experienced a very costly 11-year war which started in 1991” — and there is a similar failure to manage diversity “in the violent conflict which has been and is still going on in Cameroon.” France´s U.N. ambassador, Nicolas De Riviere, had some additions. In the Sahel region stretching across northern Africa between the Atlantic Ocean and the Red Sea, “terrorist groups use differences to stir up hatred between communities,” he said. And ethnic and religious violence is also prevalent in the Middle East including Iraq, Yemen and Syria. They spoke at a U.N. Security Council meeting on “Diversity, State Building and the Search for Peace” that was organized by Kenya, which holds the council presidency this month, and chaired by its president, Uhuru “The key message I wish to deliver today is that poor management of diversity is leading to grave threats to international peace and security,” Kenyatta said. He said inequality within and between countries “is too often the result of exclusion on the basis of identity” that becomes institutionalized in governments and in economic relations. https://pmnewsnigeria.com/2021/10/13/un-told-nigerias-failure-to-deal-with-diversity-root-of-biafra-crisis/
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davinchecodes:That's what I am saying... Almost everybody is pointing at IPOB, but others could be involved. I pray the FG should do everything possible to reduce the tension as it could get out of hand quickly. There is nothing wrong in setting up a federal panel to look at the issues, even in short term. |
The recent crisis in the south east of Nigeria have been largely blamed on the banned IPOB group, but this group have consistently denied any involvement in the killings there. Also recently, senator Abaribe has stated that there are about 30 pro agitation group in the region. I have done a little search and found these groups. The issue here is that many people only know IPOB, so this piece is to educate more people in understanding the complex nature of what could be happening in the SE. Personally, I will advocate dialogue in resolving the issues as the groups are agitating for the same thing. With Justice, equity and fairness, peace will reign. List of some of the groups.... Movement for the Actualization of the Sovereign State of Biafra, MASSOB, Eastern Peoples’ Congress (EPC), Biafra United Liberation Council (BULCO), Joint Revolutionary Council of Biafra (JRCB), Igbo Hebrew Cultural Restoration Biafra Actualization and Defence Squad. Biafra Revolutionary Organization (BRO), Biafra Liberation Crusade (BLC), Salvation Peoples of Biafra, Ekwenche Organization, Biafra Peace Corps, BILLIE Human Rights Initiatives Igbozurume Organization. IPOB Biafra Zion Movement (BZM) Biafra Independent Movement )BIM) Baifra Nations Youth league ) BNYL) Biafra Zionist Federation (BZF) |
NGpatriot:The lady is not Igbo..and I believe she is frustrated by the actions of the leaders from the SE. They do not stand by their people for any reason like the northern and western leaders.. Even Buhari supported BH before he became president. When he said attack on BH is attack against the north. The northern leaders have not openly cristisized the groups in the north. Even the Cowrie founder said that bandits in the north are freedom fighters. The Yoruba leaders, even Obasanjo and Ooni cautions the FG to treat Sunday Igboho with care...in their meetings. Now what has the eastern leaders do? Nothing. Only Ezeife and Abaribe are trying to support their people. https://www.nairaland.com/2061360/attack-bokoharam-attack-north |
Newton85:So Unongo, Sanusi and Tanko Yakassi are Ziks slaves? This slow Yoruba man self...larching on Eboes...for his known fault.. The Igbos rejects Ojukwu...but the Yaribas due to tribalism chose Falae than Obasanjo...in 1999. Everyone in Nigeria knows the Yaribas own tribalism than the Eboes. |
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