₦airaland Forum

Basseti:
Thats a point that need not to be over looked. Too much bickering btw the two tribes on who is better in what. However, if the rivalry is healthy and devoid of any violence, then it might actually work out well as each region will be trying to out compete the other. If not, then I see another division on the way.

That has been proposed time and time again. I actually think it is a good idea. However, will the North go along with that idea? The prevailing idea is that the North depends heavily on the south for economic stimulus. If the North goes along with the idea of state controlled resources, then that might lay the allegation of over dependence on oil money to rest.

The North need's to realize its a proper Fed govt or else, the status quo needs to change. We can't remain like this forever because its not working. The only viable alternative to keep Nigeria one is for states to control their resources.

virgo:
250 nations indeed. LOL! The majority down South have more in common that the majority up North. So your point is moot!

Even you Igbos fight amongst yourself, so its nay impossible for the Calabars and the Ijaws to join you. Lol!!!!

250 countries from the entity we know as "Nigeria". When trouble sleep yanga go wake am.


[quote author=Le  Molar link=topic=653830.msg8201827#msg8201827 date=1303748891]Let Divide This silly Country Called Nigeria And We Middle Belt Can No Longer Stay  In The Same Country With Yoruba,Hausa,Fulani The Three Tribe Are The Problem Nigeria Have Today[/quote]No make me laugh.

2mch:
Into 6 countries. No southern Nigeria. After all we have a fair share of the people causing problems in the country today in the South. It would be another 38 years of fighting and further splitting. So 6 countries it is.

No way my friend Edo state would want a country of their own, ehhh so will the Tiv nation, the Berons, Idomas, Urobos'Itsekiris, the ______ add your tribe.
We may end up with at least 250 countries.
Niceeeee[quote author=EzeUche__

link=topic=653830.msg8201776#msg8201776 date=1303748516]Sorry but there is widespread consensus that no one wants the North.[/quote]Where did you hold this referendum?
In America abi?
I dey laugh

[quote author=EzeUche__ link=topic=653830.msg8201725#msg8201725 date=1303748044]Lets keep this in perspective, my time in the U.S. is coming to a close, and I shall be returning to PH in May. I have no intention staying in America. Most of my family continue to reside in the East.

And why must a break up of this nation turn to war. There is widespread consensus that Southern Nigeria does not want to be in union with Northern Nigeria. We have the education, oil, world wide exposure and our economy is much stronger than the North.[/quote]I must say the Yorubas would not like to be in the same union with Igbos and what of the southern/northern minority tribe?
The solution I think would be to have a proper Federal govt that's not too strong at the centre and resource control by states.

jokingmary:
Bomb! Bomb!! Bomb!!!

This people make me sick.
Correct but how

Simple.
Let each state control its resources.[quote author=EzeUche__ link=topic=653830.msg8201641#msg8201641 date=1303747398]I shall continue to preach the truth. The truth hurts doesn't it?[/quote]The truth is you stay in far away America but wish war on your people. How many Nigerians woul be able to run abroad in war situation. A war in Nigeria would swell your dollars--------Niceee.

virgo:
@Ivynwa, honestly, everyone is tired. For how long will we continue to turn the other cheek? It is no longer funny. 38 years of believing in one Nigeria, and this is what we get. Intimidation? No way. You must speak to the violent man in the language he understands. Preaching Jesus and peace to people who cal you "kaffir" is just foolhardy.

My friend start the war now or who are you thinking should start it for you. Its other peoples children that would die in this war that you're advocating remember.

virgo:
@Tippy top, sugar why don't you call names? For your information, the last revolutions you have seen in the M.E started from the internet. It is a pity that you are just an apologist. Like Ezeuche said, truth hurts. If you don't like it, jump into the nearest lagoon. Note- I am not Ibo. Idiota!

That revolution was for a change in govt not a call for arms.

J12:
I perfectly understand and I also believe splitting the country would good. But I believe a change in governmental system would be the best solution.

Let me ask you something: Which country should Abuja go to if we split?

Thank you ja re. Becareful what you wish for, thats what am saying.
How can we divide without a monumental war. Igbos tried it and it led  to 3years of wanton destruction on both sides.

Am also pissed off with the likes of Eze uche and the rest of the internet warrior movement. Put your money where your mouth is.

[quote author=EzeUche__ link=topic=653830.msg8201412#msg8201412 date=1303745403]I am anti-North. Not anti-Yoruba. I want a Southern Federation. No need to have barbarism and religious extremist.

Viva la Southern Nigeria! [/quote]A Yoruba/Igbo country will last at best 3years, enough time for the Igbos or Yorubas to play a game of one-upmanship.

[quote author=EzeUche__ link=topic=653830.msg8201380#msg8201380 date=1303744961]I thought I was anti-North. Some of these comments even make my comments look benevolent.  [/quote]You're anti-North, anti-Yoruba and in a miniature setting anti-your-step brothers. (if you had any). I hate bigots like I hate rascist.

Ivynwa:
Why mustn't we divide, what are we holding on to? A people(that a greater number of them) only have hates for others. Should we keep our arms akimbo and watch them kill us all?

Go on warrior let the war begin. You're a dolt if you think I come from the North.

kulutempa:
Well, the current state of things is not exactly what I would call peaceful.   As to the minority problem why should there be any agitation if their views and preferences are considered and taken into account at the outset.   BTW what do you mean by "true federalism with a soft centre"?

Its not exactly peaceful but we're not at war. A "true federalism" will herald resource control by individual states.  A soft centre in this case will be a president that controls only the army, foreign policy etc on behalf of the "states"

bamosagie:
@ Tippy Top why are you so scared of seperating the south from the north, your people dont like southerners but they dont have problem being in the same country with them because of oil money.
you people would rather kill southern infidels each time you have a cause to be angry but you want one nigeria so you can develope your region with resources from the south, sorry to dissapoint you, things are changing and changing fast, if you people like blow things up with the hope that military will take over, kill more people; soon, very soon, the southerners will speak, and you all will hear.

How did you come to the conclution I was from the "north".  

chamber2:
why did you choose to ask this question here and why do you think I am the best person to answer you?

Hehehe!!!

Fhemmmy:
I honestly think it is time for the Nigeria govt to do something.
It is time for us to find a common ground in our great nation . . . . . . Let us love to find solution and not fight and kill to eradicate one another.

Sensible reply at last.

kulutempa:
The partition may not have brought perfect peace but it separated  the majority Hindu and Muslim populations and kept them from tearing each other apart.   Although India still has a sizeable number of Moslems there were given the option of relocating to Pakistan at Independence but they chose to stay in India.  In my view the partition was a practical step, not a perfect one.

Partition would be a violent route for us to take because of the resultant consequences (e.g minority agitation for independence also).
I'd advocate true Federalism with a soft centre.

roselex:
@chamber pls i need your advice can i use niit cert to work i have my ssce result i presently work with an isp but i need to further because i have diploma

You're asking a dolt for advice?
I dey laugh.

chamber2:
I know you are one of the almajiris, but i tell you, your time is up

You're a doofus if you think all intelligible views on this forum comes from almajiris.
Am just not a bigot like you. Am done with you, so move on.

A bigot quoting a bigoted domain. You gotta have a laugh.
[quote author=jerseyboy link=topic=653830.msg8201194#msg8201194 date=1303743050][/quote]

chamber2:
Thank God [b]i have no northern friend [/b]cos when we shall strike no stone will be left unturned. Enough is Enough

Who dash you friend, abeg carry go jare.

kulutempa:
It looks like it is now time to start exploring the default option:  Partition of Nigeria along religious lines.
This was in fact the political  outcome of two strategic British ex colonies when they got independence -  India and Palestine in 1947

Partition of India into India and Pakistan in 1947

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Partition_of_India

The partition of India did not bring the desired peace, Pakistan broke away from Indian and  Bangladesh broke  away from Pakistan. There are minority all over the federation, where are these people suppose to go? India still has a sizable number of Moslems and Christians even now.
We should advocate true Federalism.

[quote author=EzeUche__ link=topic=653830.msg8201049#msg8201049 date=1303741472]Did you really make that statement? Honestly, a European would probably value my life more than a Hausa man would ever value my life.[/quote]Replace the "Hausa man" with any Nigerian and the above statement would still hold true.

chamber2:
I would rather stay in iraq than is an hausa land

(You already reside in chamber2) or alternatively the gas chamber.

chamber2:
If you are bored then hug transformer.

Your stupidity make me wanna pull my hair out.
Jeeeeeeeze

[quote author=High_Chief link=topic=653830.msg8200999#msg8200999 date=1303741013]One can put up with someone from any other part of Nigeria, but living with an Hausa man is almost impossible cos we are totally different people. Heartless set of people who derive joy in killing[/quote]Yet you're happy to live with Germans, French, Brits, Americans, Chinese etc.
Tell me you're joking.

The "we must divide" brigand is getting to an all time high.
Instead of internet warrious doing something about separation (hopefully they would be arrested for treason), they come here and mouth to ridiculous and nauseating extremes.
Jeeeze am bored with tribal bigotry.

[quote author=EzeUche__ link=topic=653830.msg8200662#msg8200662 date=1303737204]And people wonder why I want division. Let the Christian East go. We do not have to worry about religious extremist.[/quote]Do you see your numerous posts on same subject as strategic fulcrum or what?
I hate to tell you it's ad nauseam.
For f^^k sake stop being a coward lieutenant, please lead your people or family out.

On behalf of GEJ I say no to your request. Thanks

hollandis:
The korean has beed sentenced to misleading a certain group,it is a book of lies,violence and wickedness.It will be burnt today ,come and be a witness to this historic feat

Please the name of your church and the address, thanks.

P.S
Have you thought of writing a will? Get one before Sunday and please take it with you to church. Wishing you all the best my friend.

Bakare To Jega: You Lied To Nigerians

Jega To Bakara: Shut da f^^k up.


Most observers believe Jega conducted a credible election.
But Ssh!!! Don't tell that to losers.

Its laughable that some people sit in the comfort of their chairs in Europe and America, and yet manage to speak with authority on an election they were not part off.

What does Bakare expect when he chose to work for the devil? If he had conscience he would have formed his party, or join a party with "progressive policies."

smooooooth:
we need to move from talking stage to acting. the hausa man has no brain for diplomacy!

How many have you killed so far? If you're blood thirsty take a hike to Kano.

MaziUche0:
May the enlightened Yorubas listen to the words of OPC.

All I can say to those who are AFRAID, is what would your ancestors think of you?

What happened to the brave children of Oduduwa? What happened to the descendants of the Oyo Empire? The same empire that not only fought the Fulani, but fought the Dahomey Kingdom and the mighty Asante Confederacy!

Rise Odua nation and make sure your brothers are avenged!

The OPC people are being pragmatic, Nigeria can not afford another civil war.

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=650362.msg8164755#msg8164755 date=1303229400]Funny thing is, I was actually in an English class when I typed up this thread. Will be modified.

Thanks. No offiiieeeeeennnnnnce taken.[/quote]@Ileke-IdI
End this waste of time studying English year after year, try Chinese language?
You will agree you may be wasting your time and money studying something you're incapable of grasping.  No offence meant, just a polite advice from a friend.

Seun should think of a "full proof" way of registring dealers or the Auto section dies.
Inspired_m had this problem once and resolved it and his reputation soared, unfortunately not all dealers are Inspired.
Its a shame German didn't put up a fight, does he think he has no reputation to savage?

Where's the link?

Ijaw Youths poised to march to Abeokuta.

By Segun Balogun
Ijaw Youths take another town and are poised to march to Abeokuta

February 18, 2011 01:51AM

Fool story here