₦airaland Forum

jackomagnus:
Google to find out what happens to shares when companies 'change structure'. It could help you figure out if your money is redeemable or... gone!

Ponponkon:
Thank you very much Sir. I as an Abia citizen feels the pain also. The road in question is well known to me as it links Williams memorial college oloko. Be rest assured that I shall do whatever I can within my power to get the attention of the Honourable commissioner of works and the governor. Every Abian is aware that Dr Ikpeazu started almost at square one in this state.

Ponponkon:
Yea

Ponponkon:
I don't know why lalasticlala and Mynd44 are in TGIF party today. You probably read Abia false newspaper. Aba traders are coperating well

bokohalal:
For instance, an Igbo man has capital with which to invest. No land or seaport in Igboland to make access to goods easier. A Yoruba might not have capital to begin with .

bokohalal:
Yes , they do. It is repatriated profits from other parts of Nigeria and beyond that is building up Igboland.

bokohalal:

Factors of production. Capital, Land, proximity etc. They all have to be present.

ISpiksDaTroof:
You clearly don't know what a sidewalk is.

jusRadical:
you are just making unguarded statements. Tell us how the igbos have benefitted from Nigeria?

BALLOSKI:
The way the languages you mentioned allowed your people to flourish in their place unhindered, I dont think your people have created or given them that enabling environment or hospitality which commensurates what they have towards your people and their businesses. They're only giving or have given to society that made them.


The last line in your post says it all- you are just the perfect example of igbo man(save for rochas and ofor) .

The worst thing is, you people think Jesus is one of you; but you are just too bad as a people and Christians
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immortalcrown:
You are an enemy indeed. No true biafran will post those silly questions here because the questions can only induce more mockery of Biafra agitators. Hypocrit.

macfarland:
Well the agitation for Biafra is right and not against the law of any land. Biafra has protested in 102 countries so far plus Abuja Nigeria. It's simple a step in affirmation of right for self determination as enshrined in the United Nation charter. The new resolve for Biafra is total escalated by Buhari style of divide and rule system. GEJ in his wisdom ignore Nnamdi Kanu and went ahead to try to balance the heterogeneous country like Nigeria by holding a sovereign national conference which was successful. But Buhari in his military mentality and with the support of some Yorubas threw this report and implementation to the dust bin. Buhari appointment awakened the consciousness of most southerners that this is not one Nigeria. The feeling and resolved to get out of a country u are not considered in d the scheme of things became unquenchable for many in the south. It is no longer about oil. A lot people 'will say take the oil and give me Biafra' because Biafra now stands for freedom.... A sense of belonging. If a person want something u want to tell him to come to Abuja or Lagos something that can be gotten at his own backyard. Some government strategic jobs and portfolio are reserved for a particular section of country. Call a security meeting of the Nigerian nation today and u will see how the southeast are totally excluded from the army, Navy, airforce, SSS, police, common civil defense, etc. In the helm of affairs of the National oil for where? Where do u see Ibo people. This was d order of things in during the military rule. With the way things are right a Nigerian of Igbo extraction can never win an election in Nigeria nation meaning that an Igbo can never become President. What a way to isolate a people using a powerful orchestrated techniques of voters figure. Now in democracy GEJ tried to balance some of these injustice during his administration but Buhari government just turned a sleeping dog upside down in a democracy not considering the complexities of d Nigerian state. The quest for Biafra is seen as the only way out by its people both small and might... The youth and old. Those close to government circle like governors and ezes or the Ohanezes will never support Biafra in the public but d truth truth be told they are Biafra at heart and secretly. The Hausa Fulani will fight to kill... The Yorubas will hate and aid the Northerners.... Army will kill.... Police will maim.... Nnamdi Kanu may be killed.... Many may as well die... But d soul of Biafra will never die again. There is no going back. The fight for freedom will take a lot of struggle but not long for Biafra to come. It will happen like a dream to even the Biafrans. All hail Biafra!

immortalcrown:
The biafrans that do not believe in or support the restoration of Biafra are fake ones. They are green snakes in green grasses and you seem to be one of them, otherwise you could not have posted those silly questions of yours.

immortalcrown:
You can type whatever you like as your questions but the real biafrans will never divulge their secretes to you. Wait untill Biafra is restored, then you can laugh if the future of biafrans becomes worse than their past.

Yes, the Biafra ''nonsense'' should stop, until:

1. The agitators tell who will be the President of Biafra and how the cabinet would be elected
2. The agitators tell how they plan to sustain Biafra at least in the first few years. What is the economy of the region as of today?
3. The agitators tell how much food reserves they have stored in silos located in Biafra land, and with which they will start feeding the millions that would be immediately displaced from Nigeria
4. The agitators tell how many emergency hospitals/clinics they have erected to cater for the health needs of the returnees
5. The agitators tell how they plan to create jobs for the millions of Biafrans who will certainly be chased out of Nigeria by Nigerians
6. The agitators tell what they would do to recover the billion dollar(s)-worth properties and investments of Igbos in non-Igbo parts of Nigeria when they are chased out of Nigeria by Nigerians
7. The agitators tell how they plan to defend their territory should the Nigerian government not yield to a peaceful concession to a Biafran country
8. The agitators tell what they would do to prevent Biafra from being a stagnant country, a sleeping giant, like the present Nigeria
9. The agitators tell how they plan to deal with all corrupt past and present Igbo leaders, and why they have not dealt with them up till now.
10. The agitators tell that they are not hoping to forcefully incorporate those who are not willing to be in Biafra (example non Igbos in the Eastern axis Nigeria)

If the agitators cannot answer these simple 10 questions, how then do they hope to run a Biafran country, with such high expectations from everyone?
This is not time for showcasing how brawny you are; instead, it is time to show how brainy and strategic you are. What lessons were learned from the first Biafran outing?

ayokellany:
To an extent because of lack of unity/cohesion among the masses. The politicians understand this and are specifically exploiting it thereby making the need for a revolution essential.

Ever wondered why only Igbos went to war ?

Why only Yoruba went on the street 4 June 12 ?
Do you know as we speak fuel prices will always be higher in the North so when you protest increase in the south they see no reason to ?

Do northerners want Job health education etc

Do the southerners want quota sharia etc ?

How many state will stone their senator/ex governor without sentiment or ethnicity coming to play ?

Until these wants are bridged from the West North and East the masses can not win a revolution that would save this country.

brize:
there is something you fail to understand, even a family of blood siblings they are fighting and quarreling but do you know what? After fighting and quarreling they sit down and reconcil an igbo adage says that *iwe nwanne anaghi elu na okpukpu* that means that the quarrels of siblings don't go to the extent of keeping malice forever.... I better live forever and fight sometimes with a person who have the same religion, similar culture and the same food and attire and maybe different language... Than to live with someone with strange religion, strange culture, strange foods, attire and language... We can never be one, we can only pretend to be, but definitely we can never relate in trust... #DIVIDEnigeria