[quote="DisGuy"]Are you sure  about this?
take the SW for example, most of them might have different names but their culture and languages are very similar if not the same!

Geordies and Scousers are still English

I still don't believe we have up to 250 ethnic groups in nigeria![/quote]
Ethnicity is not a matter of similarity or sameness in language and culture.

For the topic. . . Nigeria and Nigerians ought to do the below.
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[li]Divide into provinces, or different regions of sovereignty, and behave like states under alliance.[/li]
[li]Invest in your local regions. Forget about building Nigeria as a whole. Rather each person should focus on building up his or her own local areas. Then riding through the storm, because nations are long-term investments.[/li]
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Or. . 
Prepare to dissolve "Nigeria", and let it be absorbed into neighboring countries, or split it (the end of "Nigeria".

The tone of many suckers shouting One-Nigeria and united cesspit called Nigeria would suddenly change if the federal government will build an airport stature of MMA in Port Harcourt or in any Igbo land and expand the seaports in Calabar and Port Harcourt to rival or surpass the ones in Lagos. The moment of the volume of international traffic on business or pleasure ventures start to elude Lagos, the reality will set in the minds of these loafers.

I wish during period of Jonathan acting as president, he will be able to champion the implementation of these two projects (befitting International airport and deep seaport) including the improvement of network of roads and address the acute shortage of electricity. The southern Nigerian must have more than one “Lagos”.

my beloved Nigeria cannot split, the hausas/muslims r da main problem innaija, they r blood thirsty and always fighting for Allah. why cant Allah fight for them, i would love for nigeria to stay together, and i would love for the religious clashes to stop, and i would love for sharia law to end,

One year on and people still talking about splitting up than ever before.

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