₦airaland Forum

MetaPhysical:
Chai!!!
I just glanced and see sticker on my computer screen with 2020 resolution.

No talk about Ibo
No mention of Ibo

I forgot. Well too late now.

BeLookingIDIOT:
First of all the oil producing areas in those SS states hardly extends to the Igbo regions,you should be thanking yakubu gowon for including some of you guys amongst them.Secondly,you still are minority tribe in the SS.You don't even have same origin with other SS tribes who mostly share same origin.
So Berra Kip quayet.

Perkins2018:
What do igbos want?

Yorubas are millions of people. It is only a lunatic that will expect everyone to think alike. Yorubas are democratic people. We don’t think in one direction. If your ethnic group only think in one direction then good for you.

Perkins2018:
You don’t have a brain. One misguided guy insulting the senator does not equate the whole Yoruba. And nobody is sure the guy is even Yoruba and he might have hated the senator before. Your education failed you.

Igbos are the real two faces who are neither here nor there. Nobody even know what you want.

Perkins2018:
You hate the north for no reason. Nobody is defending the north on this thread. Just being reasonable which you igbos find too hard to be.


Btw, Yorubas know for a long time that there’s nothing like one north. That’s why we laugh when you igbos fear the north.

helinues:
Is North no longer part of Nigeria?

helinues:
Abaribe should have been attending his state assembly instead of Abuja now..

Delusion now spreading like plague...

Hian!

Blakjewelry:
Sending relief materials is not enough, the whole world stood band did nothing to help the situation when they can do more. Right now for me, every man for himself, right now I care more about the politics of Nigeria and if Nigeria eventually break up, then I will have to care for wherever I find myself

Blakjewelry:
Shut up your mouth, you support Israel because you think you are lost tribe of Israel, supposed God's own people, my people think so too which I called foolish. If Israel did support Biafra why didn't they send the necessary weapons to execute the war, or have you not heard one of the major cause of the defeat is due to lack of weapons

Blakjewelry:
Same Israel which do not care whether you live or die, same with Iran, why are Nigerians so foolish. As for me I care for global peace, even the American we are celebrating said they don't have permanent friends but permanently interest so I don't know whats up with the side as if war broke out between those countries whether Christians down south will donate themselves or Moslems up north with donate themselves also.

YorubaPrince:
Physically... Na Igbo females

Emotionally, feminism, shape and beauty... na my Yoruba girls of course!

allthingsgood:
Sorry but it's not the same as in Nigeria.

First of all Biafra is a mythic creation. There is no place called Biafra anywhere in d world. So it's hard to fight for what doesn't actually exist.

Then to worsen the situation the so called secessionist are not serious. You say u don't what Nigeria but 99% of ur politicians are lobbying for federal govt political positions. U say u don't want Nigeria but no igbo man is prepared to pack his load and return to the east. This shows high unserioysness. If igbos really don't want nigeria then they should desist and reject anything Nigerian. Any thing less is fraud nobody will buy

MetaPhysical:
The assembling of monarchs in an order of relevance was started by Abacha.

Alaafin spoke against it and rebelled against protocol. Thats why till today Alaafin does not attend the scheduled traditional rulers meeting at Aso Villa. He used to attend.

At a particular meeting called by Abacha to assemble all traditional rulers in Abuja, Alaafin first noticed that Sultan of Sokoto and some first class Emirs from North were given elite suites at the Hilton but traditional rulers from Yorubaland were not. He summoned the Hotel manager and asked that all the attending Yoruba monarchs have their room immediately upgraded and the tab sent to FG.

At the Villa, sitting arrangement also had same pattern. Names had been placed on chairs to denote who sits where. Sultan and Emirs were designated to sit in front row. His own seat and that of Ooni was second row. Alaafin said he has never seen anything like that. So he moved himself upfront and occupied one of the prominent seats in front and sat there till end of meeting.

Now its only Ooni and Sultan at head of the table.

SpecialAdviser:
God!!!
I hope nobody interpret my statement as being tribal but like I have always said, there is a whole lot of spirit-ism practice that goes on in Yoruba land that urgently need to be checked.

Something should be done about too many babalawos in Yoruba land. Its really bad that people are not talking so much about it.

RichBoy247:
Cowards that used over three million of your parents as sacrifice to the gods of Sango and Ogun.

czarina:


It's just a question anyone else would ask. Calm down, life no hard like that.

NoLotty7:
face front bro.stay humble and learn from travellers.

NoLotty7:
Who is this one?did you know why l asked the question?Or you thought am a yoruba by tribe?have you travelled out of Nigeria before?mumu reply.

NoLotty7:
l'm glad to be here.my ogas at the top l sight you all.Please,study more about the economy and update us here,back it pictures please.
Liberians are accomodating or not?

Donaldoni:
Nigerians Afonjas can be so greedy and fraudulent

ojokolax:
A Lil bit more understanding would have allowed you to realise that VP Osinbajo statement was a comparative as to that which was more expedient.
Unless of course you believe that the day that regionalism is entrenched, the next day all our problems would disappear.

Lawmakers in Cameroon on Wednesday adopted a draft law on decentralization granting special status to the country’s two English-speaking regions, where a deadly conflict between the army and separatists has been going on for more than two years, according to national radio.

The Cameroonian radio station explained that if the law is approved by the Senate and promulgated, the regions will be allowed to develop public policies in the areas of education and justice.

This special status was the main recommendation agreed upon by the participants at the Grand National Dialogue convened by President Paul Biya in early October to end this crisis, which has left more than 3,000 people dead.

At a time when many voices were being raised to criticise the limited legislative follow-up to this major dialogue, the National Assembly met in extraordinary session on Friday to finally examine this bill.

Most of Cameroon’s Anglophones live in these regions, who consider themselves disadvantaged compared to the country’s Francophone majority. The crisis began in November 2016, with mainly demands from teachers or lawyers, calling for more representativeness for Anglophones. Most of them called for a return to federalism, but a minority demanded independence and the proclamation of a new state, Ambazonia.

But in the face of Yaoundé‘s intransigence and the repression of peaceful demonstrations, the conflict has intensified. At the end of 2017, some of the separatists took up arms.

Since then, fighting has been raging between the army and these armed groups, taking the population in hand. Over the past two years, more than 700,000 people have had to flee their homes.

After more than two years of conflict, Yaoundé decided at the end of September, under international pressure, to organize this dialogue to resolve the crisis.

Will a special status resolve crisis?

The boycott of this meeting by the main pro-independence leaders did not prevent the participants from advocating decentralization through the creation of this “special status”. A proposal far removed from federalist aspirations, for the most moderate, and independenceist for armed groups, but which had raised hopes of a return to the price after two years of inaction.

However, these discussions have so far not been successful in bringing peace. Worse still, fighting and violence against civilians have intensified, several NGOs reported in early December.

Parliamentary elections are scheduled to be held in Cameroon in February 2020, but the two main opposition parties have announced their intention to boycott the elections, which they consider to be unrealistic due to the fighting in these two regions.

QuotaSystem:
Anyone and everyone should be saddened whenever merit is sacrificed on the altar of ethnicity.

Let us however not pretend this trend is isolated to this institution.

We can all do better.

helinues:
The Gambia ( African country) took Myanmar government to ICC not UN. And that is even based on religion not humanity per say

The point of asking is World leading countries only interfere where they are going to benefits from , not that they care about the poor masses..

Watch all the countries China, USA, Russia, Saudi are fighting proxy wars.. They are majorly oil rich regions..

What natural resources does Southern Cameroon have that will make Us to invade the whole country?

I laugh in Mandarin