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The Biafran map has never included Kogi nor any middle belt state. Secondly, Kanu has only ever mentioned the indigenous IGBOS who were mischievously carved into Kogi (instead of being in Anambra) to be annexed into Biafran terrority. Who is this fool using igbo affairs to shine? Next they will say we are claiming Egbira and Nupe too. They hear Igbos in Kogi and assume Kanu is talking about the whole state. This is why they must start teaching REAL history in Nigerian institutions. |
This is a welcomed development! They should then make sure the design on the interior matches the beauty and quality of airports in developed countries, or even similar or better to Accra or Dakar new airports. Equip the airport with enough jet bridges (no more queuing under the sun on the tarmac). Eventually the airport should be expanded to have two terminals - one for international and one for domestic. Include ultra modern business and first class lounges to for elite guests to eat and relax before or after a flight. It would be nice for Anambra airport to become a hub for international and domestic travel. Yes, some may see it as inconvenient to stop over in Anambra before flying to London or back to Lagos, but most other airlines do the same. If you’re flying to Italy on british Airways you will definitely stop in London first for a connecting flight, or if you’re flying to Sweden on KLM you will definitely stop in Amsterdam first for a connecting flight. If the prices are competitive enough, people will choose AirPeace over foreign carriers. Hopefully this will boost the economy as lots of airport hotels will spring up in the area. God bless Igbo Nation! ☀️ |
Adakintroy:So a product is substandard because it’s made in Nigeria, specifically made by igbo people? But you will spend 5 times the amount to buy an “Italian” product that was originally made in a Chinese factory. Smh. Who cursed the black man like this? |
chukel:This is what the other races can say to justify racism against black people. “If everyone hates black people it’s because there is obviously something that they’re doing wrong” Very foolish logic. |
gwafaeziokwu:You spoke well. Nobody has yet to answer why a country of 200+ million is relying almost entirely on Lagos port for the movement of goods in and out. What sane, forward thinking society relies on one port if the act itself isn’t deliberate? If Hausas/Fulani were based in the east, there would be at least three more ports functioning at the capacity of Lagos port. Can you imagine China, Japan, or the United States being relegated to one port? And people defend such foolishness because of their hatred of Igbos then beat their chests that “Igbos need other regions to survive” as if that isn’t by design. A region that sees very little federal government presence. |
Gireiboy:Nobody answers to him, but the fact that his message resonates with the majority is proof that these few elite do not speak for the majority. The igbo man has no king. All of them represent one vote each, just like everyone else. |
The question nobody has yet to answer is, is it by force to be in a country called Nigeria? So many people here clearly hate and despise Igbos yet always develop high blood pressure over the thought of Igbos leaving. Even if Igbos form their own country and become worse than South Sudan, that is our fundamental right so save your fake concerns on how Biafra will survive. If you guys enjoy being slaves to th the Fulani, all good and well. But Igbos are not interested, period, and no amount of threats will change that. |
ablejesus26:You are saying this to console yourself because you know it’s not true. And what does my gender have to do with anything? I guess you were attempting to insult me but failed woefully. I guess people like Hopless Uzodinjo were democratically elected? The point is, you cannot change the will of the people. They have one vote just like everyone else. THEY ARE NOT GODS. |
stanluiz:You’ve replied over 50 times on this thread. Clearly Igbos are giving you sleepless nights. Get a life. |
Igbo people don’t have a king nor a group of “elites” that we answer to, unlike other tribes. At the end of the day, no amount of talks or pleads from such people will change anything. They benefit from the zoo contraption called Nigeria at the expense of the common man. They know when Biafra comes they will lose all their relevance and will have no chance to steal, so of course they are protecting their interests. Thank goodness Igbos are republican in nature and nobody can lord over us and tell us what to do. If they want the agitations to stop, they know exactly what needs to be done. Most Igbos are no longer interested in the zoo and backwards failed state called Nigeria. No two ways about it. If they are proud of their failed state, all good and fine, but others are not and want better to for themselves. |
Goke7:If other tribes are too cowardly to speak up then that’s their own problem, we Igbos are NOT! Also is one Nigeria by force? ? ? ? ? |
Igbo people don’t have a king nor a group of “elites” that we answer to, unlike other tribes. At the end of the day, no amount of talks or pleads from such people will change anything. They benefit from the zoo contraption called Nigeria at the expense of the common man. They know when Biafra comes they will lose all their relevance and will have no chance to steal, so of course they are protecting their interests. Thank goodness Igbos are republican in nature and nobody can lord over us and tell us what to do. If they want the agitations to stop, they know exactly what needs to be done. Most Igbos are no longer interested in the zoo and backwards failed state called Nigeria. No two ways about it. If they are proud of their failed state, all good and fine, but others are not and want better to for themselves. |
michaelpop50:Blah blah blah continue enjoying your failed state, who is stopping you? |
michaelpop50:No wonder the world treats black men horribly around the globe. It’s because you guys equally hate other black people. What a pity. |
Rissimenky:There are more than 5 million INDIGENOUS Igbos living in the so called south south and middle belt, if you don’t know. But I see why they purposely don’t teach history in Nigerian schools. Secondly, every society has a right to self determination whether you like it or not. Is it by force? ? ? ? ?. We don’t want to be in Nigeria, PERIOD. If you are patriotic about your backwards failed state, all fine and well, WE ARE NOT. The United Kingdom diplomatically left the European Union without a single drop of blood spilled, as well as many other CIVILIZED societies. The corrupt animals in the zoo refuse to organize a referendum with the United Nations and insists on sending the army down to harass, intimidate, and kill innocent citizens. Which will only make the hunger and passion to leave the zoo called Nigeria even GREATER. And what is oil? Oil that will be of no relevance in less than 20 years. All Igbos have built for for themselves today, is it with dirty oil money? We’ve already been surviving without it. Keep depending on a dying industry and watch the naira reach to $1 to N5,000 when your oil is as good as worthless. Even Saudi Arabia has declared they are no longer an oil producing nation. Saudi Arabia is already planning for its future without oil and one African primate is flapping his gums about “oYeL!” What a shame. Only a lowly primitive animal like the black man thinks self determination is a crime worthy of bloodshed. Instead of behaving like a civilized human being in the 21st century, you instead prefer to act like animals. Racism is the fault of the black man’s disgusting inhumane behavior and nothing else. Until you learn to act like humans, you will continue being treated less than animals by other races of people. I spit on you, tufiakwa! |
planetx:Just a few days into my return to Nairaland and you are absolutely right. This site basically promotes backwardsness and everything wrong with black/African/Nigerian people. |
djon78:That’s BS. Europeans spent thousands of years at war before diving their countries mostly along ethnic lines. Even USSR eventually broke up for the same reason. Respecting people’s desires to be autonomous doesn’t mean you are enemies. Also we Igbos do not want to be in a country “ruled” by non indigenous Fulani people where violence and backwardness are their guiding principles. To hell with that. EVERY nation or people have a right to self determination whether you agree or not. And no Nnamdi Kanu has never preached violence, he only mentions violence in RETALIATION to th violence waged on us, hence the formation of ESN. Kanu is simply asking for a referendum, something the UK got to do with brexit and many other civilized countries in the world have done without a single drop of blood spilled. Why are you fighting for a forced entity called Nigeria? We are done with suffering and smiling, we are no longer interested. Even Rwanda, a small landlocked nation with no resources and only 12.5 million people, is DISGRACING Nigeria. All you otolectuals are irritating. |
Again, this obsession with showing mutilated and mangled dead bodies has to stop. I don’t know when black peoples will start behaving like people in the 21st century. You are desensitizing not only yourselves but the entire world to black pain, suffering, and death. That’s why the international community cannot be bothered when war or genocide takes place in Africa. I mean, of all the terror attacks in Europe and America, how many of their dead bodies did we see plastered on the Internet? That’s why it’s easy for the world to mourn with France, but nobody will mourn or lose a wink of sleep when the same atrocities take place in Africa. The world already sees that we don’t even value life as we readily display greusome pictures of our dead for the world to see. Africans are not ready to enter the civilized world, period. |
djon78:I urge you to travel around the world which will hopefully help you develop some STANDARDS for yourself. You are talking about mediocre things that countries have done and forgotten about over 100 years ago. NIGERIA IS A FAILED STATE, PERIOD. The only reason you’re here talking like a coward is because you don’t think there’s a future that can be better than what is currently on ground. Is it reasonable for a bag of rice to cost more than minimum wage, are you not tired of the insecurity, poor tertiary institutions, not a single world class hospital to boast of, terrible substandard infrastructure, fulani terrorists maiming and killing indigenous people to take over their farmland, Boko Haram waging jihad on non Muslims, etc. Are you not tired of these things? Are you not tired of having to look for greener pastures overseas? Nigerians dying in Libya and the Mediterranean Sea trying to cross into Europe? Are you not tired of sending your children overseas for education knowing that any degree acquired in a sane country will hold more merit than a degree acquired at the best university in Nigeria? Some people are too cowardly to realize temporary sacrifices are necessary for the greater picture. If George Washington thought like this, America would still be a british colony. Know that most colonists at the time did not support American independence from Britain but that doesn’t matter now because the Americans won the war. And I’m sure the generations thereafter were not complaining either and became PROUD AMERICANS. |
First of all, start using the word TERRORIST and not herdsmen. We are all well aware that this grazing of a thing is not the real motive here. Secondly why do black people, particularly Africans, and ESPECIALLY Nigerians, enjoy posting gory images of dead bodies? I do not understand the fascination. Other developed societies protect the dead and give them a sense of decency but Nigerians especially always rush to turn every gory tragedy into an opportunity to start taking pictures to post online. I’m truly starting to believe there is something seriously genetically wrong with the brains of Africans, especially Nigerians. You are desensitizing people to violence against black bodies not realizing it negatively affects YOU TOO. To be honest, these type of things need to be outlawed and then ENFORCED! |
KingOfAmebo:Nnamdi Kanu has never denied that he schooled in Nigeria. He has always said he went to government college umuahia, then to UNN, then did the rest of his education in England. You’re pretending as if you exposed some sort of secret. Lol Just admit you have nothing to say. |
omohayek:You think anyone would go to Lagos if there was another viable seaport in the Niger Delta? Ask yourself why a country of 200 million only has one true fully functional seaport in the entire nation? The United States that has 350 million people has no less than 50 seaports, and that’s just a conservative estimate. Enugu airport that the federal government has suspended international operations for years now over bogus claims is totally deliberate. Very backwards set of people, the average Nigerian is. Who wants to live in a over glorified slum where humans are living on top of each other? Second least livable city in the world after war-torn SYRIA for crying out loud, and you are proud. It’s very true what they say about the black man. By the way all that infrastructure you mentioned was developed with federal money when Lagos was still the capital. So try again, please. |
stanluiz:More proof that the average black man is EVIL. Mentally enslaved with a primitive mindset. Imagine saying people who want a peaceful referendum to decide their own future are terrorists LOL. No wonder the Indian, Chinese, Europeans etc railroad over Africa even on their own soil. The only reason you guys want him back in Nigeria so badly is to kill him and suppress the movement towards independence. I ask you, look around at nigeria, are you proud of being Nigerian? Do you enjoy paying more than minimum wage for a bag of rice? “SUFFER NO DEY TIRE YOU? ? ?” |
Rissimenky:Proof that black people are EVIL. The mind of a black man, especially an African, is always filled with evil and how to mistreat his fellow black man. I now understand racism against blacks and Africans in particular, it is purely karma. They love to threaten death and destruction against their own and wonder why they can’t grow as a whole. Low mentality, primitive mindset, inability to reason, lovers of chaos and destruction. |
MarxMike:Exactly. What are people not understanding? They’re simply obsessed with trying to tell Igbos what and what not to do. And some fools here are saying Igbos need to play a better political game. What useless political game in Nigeria? Nigeria is a FAILED STATE. No amount of politicking will change that. The north that dominates politics, still their region is the most destitute, poverty stricken, illiterate, terrorist ridden region in Nigeria. The contraption called Nigeria can never produce a Dubai, Singapore, or Beijing no matter which political game you play. Nigeria can’t even produce a Cape Town or Luanda. Igbos want prosperity and success, not mediocrity. We are not interested in playing dirty Fulani games or islamisizing ourselves. Nigeria as a whole is a MALIGNANT CANCER and no type of political game will change that. So NO Igbos are not interested in your so called Nigeria or Buhari Must Go campaign, after all, it wasn’t we that voted him in. By the way, Nnandi Kanu did a lot of grassroots work from 2013 up until the time the Nigerian government tried to assasinate him. They killed his parents yet he still pushes on. Where do you see a leader leading an army from the front? They give orders to be carried out. You guys simply want him back in Nigeria so you can kill him, nothing more, nothing less. |
Ekpeitit:Okay as long as you guys use your own sweat, resources, and blood for your fight. Don’t wait for Igbos or Yorubas to do all the hard work then piggyback off of someone’s else effort. As a matter of fact, why not advocate for it now? It seems you are already sitting and waiting for others to initiate and carry the fight for you. |
This thread is proof of how lowly and pathetic the black race is. No wonder we were able to be enslaved, colonized, and colonized many time over again. The average black man, especially a Nigerian, thinks and behaves like a less evolved species of human. These same fools will gladly immigrate and vacation in countries that put the effort (many times through BLOODY revolutions) to enjoy the countries they have today. Self determination is a human right. Nigeria is a contraption and a is/was a business for the british, just like any other colony. We are no longer colonized so why protect something that was never real? But I trust the black man to hate himself then wonder why the rest of the world sees Africa as feces and a parasite to the rest of the developed and prosperous world. Even Ghana today FOUGHT for their country and are now leaving Nigeria behind in the dust. What an embarrassment. Despite all its access to the sea, it’s still a complete failed state, Lagos ranking second out of 140 cities as the worst places to live, you can’t even boast of any world class hospital, proper roads, tap water, 24hrs electricity, etc. And some people don’t even have shame. Switzerland with no access to the sea is far better than Portugal, Spain, Greece, Croatia, Albania, etc. Even Rwanda, a small landlocked country with NO RESOURCES, with a population of only 12.5 million people is leaving Nigeria behind in the dust. A propsperus nation that has become the light in East Africa. Soon to become the Silicon Valley of Africa. How far with Yaba Tech in Lagos? The typical black man has no shame, it’s no wonder you are disregarded and disrespected everywhere you go in the world. Nobody respects people who clearly have no SELF RESPECT. That is all. |
Ekpeitit:That’s the same tune the Yorubas were singing for decades, taunting Igbos, but now the Fulani has showed up (again) on their doorstep wanting to go beyond their reach of Kwara state. If you want jihad upon your land, that’s your business, we don’t care. EVERYTHING Igbos mentioned over 50 years ago is still showing itself today. Ask the middle belt if they have any regrets, or Yoruba, etc. Nigeria is 100 times worse than before the civil war and a totally failed state. Anyone defending the british entity called Nigeria DESERVES Buhari as it’s president. |
RingRoadMafia:Yes for the politicians and elite of course...but the average Nigerian living hand to mouth who is against the disintegration of Nigeria, they can’t name 5 decent points as to contrary. Well, mental slavery is a real thing. |
Why won’t people want out of this Zoo? Those opposed to people seeking sovereign states, what does Nigeria have or have to offer to anyone? Last in anything positive, yet ranks first in all things negative. This Zoo Dictatorship must end! |
I think if BBA should come back, it should come back with a bang by doing BBA All Stars 2! There are many housemates that definitely deserve another chance, and since most of them already have a fan-base, or a following of some sort, it would surely bring in lots of money and ratings for the show. The list of potential housemates I’d like to see again, from seasons 6-9, is as follows: ANGOLA: Weza and Seydou BOTSWANA: Eve and Goitse/Sheilla ETHIOPIA: *All contestants from this country have been extremely dry* GHANA: Alex and Keitta KENYA: Huddah and Malonza MALAWI: Lomwe and Wati MOZAMBIQUE: Mira and Michael NAMIBIA: Luis and Maria NIGERIA: Lillian and Beverly SIERRA LEONE: Bassey and Dalphine SOUTH AFRICA: Koketso and Samantha TANZANIA: Feza and Julio UGANDA: Esther and Kyle/Denzel (but in this new climate of zero tolerance for sexual harassment, perhaps Denzel wouldn’t be a good pick) ZAMBIA: Sulu and Cleo/Tamara ZIMBABWE: Hakeem and Teclar or Maneta? (doubt they’d bring back a disqualified housemate, though) There are other housemates that I wouldn’t mind seeing again but they are now married/with kids, so doubt they’d come back to the BBA house. Elikem, Thalia, Sipe, Zainab (awesome-but was disqualified also), etc. It would have been epic to have Seydou and Thalia back in the same house ![]() |
Ofodirinwa:Good point. I agree. I never implied one state should only have one economic source, but one state might have an economy that is majorly reliant on one sector while having other smaller industries. But I like your breakdown of the percentages better. |
