illicit:



This one can only attract ritualists

illicit:
Stupid relics

PeaceforNigeria:
Fables

gidgiddy:


Nothing, there are many houses owned by foreigners in Nigeria. The street I used to live in Apapa, Lagos, all the houses on that street were owned by Lebanese men.

If Igbos get there own country, international and domestic laws will come into effect, and they will be protected.

Infact, owning a house or property in a foreign country is a good thing because it almost assures you of residency rights in that country

fozapi:


They don't understand that particioating in any election in Nigeria would corrupt ipob and they would forget the struggle and would the fulanis allow inec to give form their inec form, to a pro ipob candidate it won't end well, if he wins there would be problem and if he loses there would be problem.

Joining the Nigerian structure can't give us biafra it is a poisonous apple that if eaten fulanis would have dirt on you and hold you hostage hell they can say you stole some Money and use EFCC on you.

So no ipob won't have any 5 governors, leave that confused edo women that is trying so had to be a fulani, aisha your name might be aisha but you can never be a fulani, they would still see you as an outsider and stop giving opinions about biafran related issues, we are tired of Nigeria and no matter how much you blackmail us emotionally we are stronger now and we won't fall for that crap anymore

owobokiri:
Useless talk!
Folks like to fool themselves by pretending as if there's any sort of effects of voting in this so called "democracy". Inspite of the obvious riggings and impositions, all you hear is "wait for the next elections with your PVC"... That's is very viciously diversionary. Free and fair elections don't happen in Nigeria! You can choose to play the ostrich but the facts remain that in the east, results are written and announced, in order to make sure that anti establishment characters are seriously weeded out from governance.. They create a corrupt gang of political elite in Abuja and then go ahead to use the coercive instruments of the state to impose them in different state houses across the country..

How can ipob win elections in Nigeria!? These are the same people shot at by policemen and soldiers for just organizing prayer sessions!? The same people banned and termed terrorists for peacefully protesting! How can any sane person expect the same government that termed Igbos as terrorists to organize free and fair elections in which IPOB followers will become governors and senators and..., Isn't this kind of thinking so dangerously naive? People should start being serious in this country. Nigerias brand of democracy has zero respect for proper elections. If folks could have easily achieved their goals through the ballot boxes, there won't be any need for the scuffles we see these days..

Amaechi2023:
soon all the PDP votes from the east were all charade and massive rigging?? interesting..
never knew all this oo..

NGpatriot:




You want ipob and she gave you the most sensible and practical advice, present and vote for your ipob candidates and send them to Abuja to table your needs and even referendum instead of burning up your towns and villages and slaughtering your own people.

Abi ihedioha and hope uzodimma are Igbos?

Goalnaldo:
The wickedness in Nigeria. Nature has a way of distancing itself from corrupt elements

mrfreestuff:

If those are the people Twitter is bringing to meet a Fashola, Keyamo, Pantami who is a UK-trained PhD ICT technocrat and Lai Mohamed, a former Chief of Staff, LASG, then it is safe to say Twitter has lost it again and time is not on their side.

Twitter will need experienced people and diplomats on the team , not coding programmers who live their lives as recluse. This is high level meeting and trust me, Twitter is not in a good place . My joy is that talks to resolve the issue is in the works.

990ninty:
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engrchykae:
even ojukwu don't try to play God,kanu can't dare.
You ain't Igbo so you can never understand

TheGiftedOne:
A continent with so much mineral resources yet so little development to show for it.






Japan and so many western countries do not even have one tenth of what many African countries are endowed with yet they are a Millon miles ahead in terms of development.


Is Africa cursed

Jack005:
No one expects you useless leaders to be for the agitation... One Nigeria favours you fools.

Obindigbo:


What you are saying is real and good but you can't base a country's growth by its population growth, these people that you are saying will be born, where will they see the money and resources to purchase these goods and make Nigeria a competitive and big market, even new and small countries can increase in population and there by their purchasing power will become so strong, i only support this issue of Biafra because of how the elites have reduced this country's economy to nothing, if security can be fixed, economy fixed to raise the standard of living of the common man, this present constitution removed and a new one enacted, and tribe and region abolished in the new constitution and everyone will be recognized as Nigerians without discrimination in appointment of officials into the government and a rotational presidency, if these can be done within a year, believe you me, secession will die a natural death in Nigeria, but its better to belong to a tiny country where there will be employment, equity, fairness, justice and where every leader will be held accountable to their actions when in office than to be a Nigerian at the moment

engrchykae:
YOU SOUND LIKE SQUEALER IN THE ANIMAL FARM.
IGBO NATION CANT HAVE A DICTATOR,THE ONLY REPUBLICANS IN THE MILKY WAY

PeaceforNigeria:


Train wagon assembling not manufacturing , you lying scammer. GTFOH.

chukel:
God bless you. comments on this thread shows we have an abundance of young lunatics in this country. I really pity for the future. Idiots who want to sit lazily in their homes and government will feed them and give them exotic cars to ride. Fools who have smart phones and internet and yet can't put them to legitimate productive use.

PIMPAR:

If I have listened to propagandist like you, I wouldn't have left my comfort home zone to other zones for my business transactions.
It's over 6 weeks now, I have virtually moved round to 10 states for my business development.
I have neither encountered Robbers or any Fulani herdsmen on the roads. From Taraba, to Benue ,to Kano, Rivers, Delta, to Nassarawa, Enugu, Imo and others
You all remain in your comfort zone and allow these media houses to overblow the insecurity for you in Nigeria.
You want us to believe as if the roads in Nigeria have been taken over by kidnappers.

History555:
Op is the kind of person content with living a life of mediocrity. Imagine the gains from belonging in Nigeria is ability to ban twitter. What load of nonsense. A giant of africa that is the 2 poorest nation in the world, that can't give accurate data on it's population, no of unemployed, birth or death rates, a nation that can't provide basic infrastructure needed for industralization, a nation still building ajakuota since 1978. A nation that can't feed its citizens, can't create jobs, can't protect it's farmers etc.
This is the kind of nation some parasites like the op is content with. A life of mediocrity, zero contribution to humanity.

Kondomatic:
APC promised us change and we believed them blindly.
Our number one mistake was not asking them how they intended to bring the change, at least we would have known if it was the changed we wanted.


Now see where it has gotten us.


But we have learned our lesson.


You want Nigeria to stand strong, that's a good thing but here's a quick question.



What exactly is Nigeria's dream and how exactly can it be achieved?

Ejebleje:
O.p, from your most recent response, you only seem to see a nation from the p.o.v of economics:g.d.p this and that...

Is that all there is to a nation? Talking about how its only 'business people' that leave for 'smaller' countries. My friend ,several of these people who have moved did so because of threat to life.

Begin to also look at it from that perspective.

There are small african countries where the GDP isnt up there, but people aren't being killed like fleas every day over the most trivial of issues.

simple250:



You sound like an opportunist come down from your high horse go round your city you will see how people are suffering in this country ordinary WATER we dont have access to, you buy water to bath,cook even to drink .some of una go just read book without practical RUBBISH .. let me even ask you ' how many states have you visited in Nigeria ?

Ejebleje:


You keep citing only those countries . There are countries better than them ,at least Togo, Ghana, and Benin.

S.Leone and liberia have fought wars and for myriad of reasons have not recovered.
Rwanda did, but have put that behind,and no one is saying secession has to be war induced.

FakeUnity:


You dey mind the abooki mugu?

Always singing 'one nigeria' lullaby like his very existence depends on it.
He'd better start charting a new course for his people.

nigeria is dead and gone forever. We only await the burial date.

Ejebleje:
Very very sour subject I must say. Everyone seems to be tired of this experiment, and the idea of a strong United Nigeria continuing to exist, to most is now like an impossible task.

The pride therein, is lost in the fact that if you give most nigerians (except people from certain extraction and by extension,all major ethic groups clamouring for secession) the opportunity to renounce their citizenship for a "better" country, they will at the snap of a finger.

Where then, is the power and the bond you speak of ,o.p, that makes Nigeria the giant that cant be shit on by colonialist,neocolonialists and imperialist?

Wether you agree or not ,the country is divided ,and only held in patches by weak ,eye service ,and skewed laws

The question then is, for how long can we continue like this?

I think that most people will be willing to identify with the so-called weak republics where they can be proud to identify with and possibly thrive in, than to remain in this strong but failing(to sound optimistic) contraption.

Dont forget, he that is down ,needs fear no fall,plus a living rabbit is better that a dead lion.