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Thanks Chairman. Keep updating me

2ruink:
Good man! pls you will be the one doing the compilation of our e-mail adds. They will be used to alert our members on any development through which we can ascertain possible number of attendees come first meeting. Through these e-mails, we will distribute all information find confidential. You know, our ideas are not safe here. Start with mine: ampemy@yahoo.com

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Mine is kroophy@yahoo.com.

@2ruink, 2 or 3 people can shake the whole world, they can make the needed different. So we dont need crowd b4 the first meeting. Disregard all doubters who are giving reasons why it won't work. If u want to count a follower as one of the leaders, u fail. Let the few leaders take the risk and move, then u see crowd behind. Stop postponding this SEED called meeting. Not until we meet in a 5 star hotel. We all understand our environment and how things are. We can meet in any decent place. Result is most important

I 'v been skipng ths thread, avoding a klik on it, not knowing it is a seed which if it germinates, and watered well, its success will be wild. I am in now. I will be back

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Ogbonaikenna: The people were reminded that
the Project for Biafra's
liberation is purely that of the
co-operation of peoples who
due to centuries of domicile
proximity and interactions have
had similar experiences and
common historical antecedents.
Over the years, the people
through interactions of various
kinds came to have a good
understanding of one another
which has resulted in mutual
respect, relative peace and
stability due to a common world
view. It was emphasized that
Biafra is a coalition of nations of
peoples who are bound by one
goal and one destiny; to free
themselves from the
senselessness of a one-Nigeria.
Biafrans are those peoples who
want to restore their national
sovereignty essentially as they
had it before the advent of the
European colonialists. Biafrans
are peoples who have come to
accept that they are on a
journey together and want to
help each other to achieve their
best potentials in a free, secure,
peaceful and stable society
which Nigeria is incapable of
providing for them.
Clearly, there is no group of
Biafran nations that wants to
dominate and rule over the
other. In Biafra, persons can
assume positions of
responsibility only through a
mutually acceptable
sociopolitical system of
administration. It must be
realized that it has never been
in the nature of any one nation
within Biafra to dominate and
lord it over the other. The
peoples have always known, as
against feudalism, healthy
competitions as in the
communal wrestling matches
which have always been based
on the principles of fair play and
sportsmanship. Hence it was
made clear that in keeping with
this age-old spirit of
independence and private
ownership that has guided the
people and just as they have
always had it, resources and
wealth found anywhere in
Biafraland will always belong to
the individual or community
landowner who only pays taxes
to the state for the running and
provision of those communal
utilities and infrastructures that
are better jointly owned and
operated. It was also pointed
out that a Biafra without a
clearly defined and effective
system of high standard of
accountability, transparency and
the consciousness of quality
service to the people cannot be
imagined...osita ebiem

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shymmex: Sitting on my bed, as I inhale, and exhale my cigarette smoke - I reminisce how I used to view Nigerians as the same people. I was never raised to believe my tribe was superior to my “bredrin’s” tribe. We were all raised as Nigerians first before anything – and we all used to verbally defend Nigeria against our Ghanaian peers – and fist fight our Caribbean peers. That seems like a long time ago now – because tribalism is now rife among Nigerians in diaspora, and on the virtual World Wide Web. It seems we were all young back then, and we were living in denial – and probably tribalists on the inside, but Nigerian on outside.

I noticed every time I chat to my friends now (most of whom have never been to Nigeria) – they are always quick to point out their tribes. My Igbo friend told me the other day, that his sister got married to one of ‘my people’. I was shocked when he said one of ‘my people’ – and I asked him what he meant by that. He then explained to me that his sister got married to a Yoruba guy. My Urhobo/Edo friend has now imbibed the habit of always reminding that “those are your people” every time there are Yoruba names on TV. To be honest, I’m not comfortable with this new trend. It seems everyone in the diaspora has now been infected the tribal consciousness virus. We never used to be like this – we used to be proud Nigerians back in the days – when we used go to African parties, and jam to Sir Shina Peters and King Sunny Ade together as Nigerians. Where did it go wrong?

Today, I went on youtube to check SBTV (a UK urban music video channel on youtube) – and I saw an acoustic performance by the great Nigerian singer, Nneka. As I scrolled down to read some of the comments under the video – I noticed some youths posted comments like: “she is Igbo, that’s my tribe”, “big up Igbo, Igbo for life”, “repping Igbo hard” etc. I was baffled because this is a music video channel visited by mostly youths raised in the UK – and I was expecting the Nigerians on there to big up, Naija – and not their tribes. This new trend of tribal consciousness is becoming problematic, and we need to put it in check before it consumes us all – and destroy our future generations.

We’re all still Nigerians, pending our disintegration – which is not happening in the foreseeable future. The older folks among us need to stop promoting tribal sentiments – and start raising their kids as Nigerians. The Nigerian diaspora is already divided along class, and country of residence lines – we shouldn’t divide further – what’s already divided.

I know Nigeria is in a sorry state – but we don’t need to write the country off. I believe in the population, and the diversity Nigeria brings. I believe in the Nigerian people. If china can go from being a hellhole, to being a superpower – I believe Nigeria can also do the same. Nigerians are a unique group of people, bond together by the Confluence of Niger & Benue River – and we shouldn't break the natural confluence, which binds us together. Nigeria is Africa – and the future of Africa depends on Nigeria. If Nigeria can rise to its full potentials – I believe Africa definitely has an opportunity to turn the tide – but if Nigeria fails, Africa is going to be exploited forever.

Nigeria is Europe’s mistake – but a blessing to mama Africa. The future of the black race depends on us – we can’t let our race down.

N/B: Some may want to claim that I'm also a tribalist - but the truth is that I was infected with the bug on NL, and I have since rid myself off the silly bug.

Sorry oh. But naija is more united tday than tmoro.

@ poster how do I u ? Fone or email.

Our culture is rather to finger in the public

Really,kissing is not our culture. Our culture is fingering

PROPHECY : This year's Christmas will fall on December 25.
My Pastor said it in our church (Final Battle Miracle Church) tday.