Dedetwo:


Arrant nonsense!! We have been to this path and it did not work. The only viable solution now is total and irrevocable disintegration of the cesspit called Nigeria.

No we haven't!..

When did you go through that part and was it with a united voice?

If half of the energy that has been used to clamour for secession since 2015 especially is poured into a clamour for restructuring, it would have been achieved decades ago. Besides, we must face reality, balkanising a nation is not beans, Nnamdi Kanu wasn't far from the truth when he asserted that the only way to divide a nation is through war.

See as Britain destroyed the hope of LiePADs!

For a World Power to say this, LiePADs are going to have a bad weekend.

Israel and Japan must hear this!

Osus will not be happy with news.

discusant:


How do you address quality leadership? Conduct elections from now till next 100 years in Nigeria as presently structured, a most qualified professor of Law or Economics from northern Nigeria must win a goat from southern Nigeria, so long as northern Nigeria wants to have the presidency in the north.

Fixed.

discusant:

A presidential candidate needs 25% of votes in 24 states to win. But northern soldiers wrongly used land mass as criterion and created 20 new federal units (19 states + Abuja) and hundreds of local govt areas in the ONE REGION north; but allowed only 17 states and fewer local govt areas in once TWO REGIONS South. This is the fraud. Land mass is never used as criterion to create new states or new regions or provinces in a federal country.

So the entire North is one region, but the South consists of 2 regions?

This is why you and the IPOB you represent are bigger frauds.

farouk0403:


ofcourse yes, including you.

hmmm... what is the difference between Scotland's secession and that of Biafra? I need an answer GOAT!

BMedia:
This means several things:

1. The US is also in support of one Nigeria because the UK and the US are long standing allies that never go against one another, especially on issues of sovereignty.

2. The UK and US are the most powerful members of the UN with veto powers, so a UN sponsored/supervised referendum is out of the question; it's just not happening.

3. In the event of military engagement in the quest for biafra, the UK and US will be on Nigeria's side again and defend her sovereignty (through sale of weapons or outright participation in the melee) like they did in 1967.

4. The Nigerian government now has even more impetus to prosecute and punish Nnamdi Kanu, a Briton, with this renewed UK support for an indivisible Nigeria.

5. The IPOB propaganda to paint Nigeria in bad light through fraudulent claims so as to gain the sympathy / support of the international community, has failed woefully.

What a sad day for the Liepods.

The British nor un has the power to decide whether or not a referendum will take place.
I'm neither for nor against biafra. They certainly have a right to self determination in the 21century!

BMedia:
This means several things:

1. The US is also in support of one Nigeria because the UK and the US are long standing allies that never go against one another, especially on issues of sovereignty.

2. The UK and US are the most powerful members of the UN with veto powers, so a UN sponsored/supervised referendum is out of the question; it's just not happening.

3. In the event of military engagement in the quest for biafra, the UK and US will be on Nigeria's side again and defend her sovereignty (through sale of weapons or outright participation in the melee) like they did in 1967.

4. The Nigerian government now has even more impetus to prosecute and punish Nnamdi Kanu, a Briton, with this renewed UK support for an indivisible Nigeria.

5. The IPOB propaganda to paint Nigeria in bad light through fraudulent claims so as to gain the sympathy / support of the international community, has failed woefully.

What a sad day for the Liepods.

you are a fool

bilazego:



The decision isn't that of Britain.

But Britain and her allies have the power and capacity to help enforce the decision that Nigeria takes.

Na lie?

BMedia:
This means several things:

1. The US is also in support of one Nigeria because the UK and the US are long standing allies that never go against one another, especially on issues of sovereignty.

2. The UK and US are the most powerful members of the UN with veto powers, so a UN sponsored/supervised referendum is out of the question; it's just not happening.

3. In the event of military engagement in the quest for biafra, the UK and US will be on Nigeria's side again and defend her sovereignty (through sale of weapons or outright participation in the melee) like they did in 1967.

4. The Nigerian government now has even more impetus to prosecute and punish Nnamdi Kanu, a Briton, with this renewed UK support for an indivisible Nigeria.

5. The IPOB propaganda to paint Nigeria in bad light through fraudulent claims so as to gain the sympathy / support of the international community, has failed woefully.

What a sad day for the Liepods.

OK only US and UK can sell their weapons and gives support, please what's the color of sky where you live? pathetic!

why are you biafrans soooo worked up because britain said something??..

when we south southerners said something you didnt listen...but when britain says something,or hell break loose...

sometimes i ask my self who realy has a slave mentality in nigeria....

biafrans have the slave mentality...if britain would have said the opposite,you moronns would be on the streets by now,celebrating like winning worldcup...

YelloweWest:

The British nor un has the power to decide whether or not a referendum will take place.
I'm neither for nor against biafra. They certainly have a right to self determination in the 21century!

It's either the UN or the northern dominated national assembly.

Take your pick. I'm sure it's clearer now why I stated that a referendum is now out of the question.

BMedia:


It's either the UN or the northern dominated national assembly.

Take your pick. I'm sure it's clearer now why I stated that a referendum is now out of the question.

it was already before out of the question...nigeria didnt needed britain for that....

BMedia:


It's either the UN or the northern dominated national assembly.

Take your pick. I'm sure it's clearer now why I stated that a referendum is now out of the question.

Is it the UN or members of parliament in the UK that granted the referendum on Brexit?

No! It was simply a campaign promise made by then pm Cameron.

So yes a referendum is still very much on the table for the Igbos.

bantudra:
why are you biafrans soooo worked up because britain said something??..

when we south southerners said something you didnt listen...but when britain says something,or hell break loose...

sometimes i ask my self who realy has a slave mentality in nigeria....

biafrans have the slave mentality...if britain would have said the opposite,you moronns would be on the streets by now,celebrating like winning worldcup...

jus negodu!!,,,, ke ihe nwa na akuoheri

wristbangle:
Good afternoon mr lalasticlala. This snake thread deserves FP




Sorry. I have handkerchiefs for both of u

Never mind bro, I have a well functioning A.I (Artificial Intelligence) ready to be installed in place of ur dilapidated brain...

bantudra:


it was already before out of the question...nigeria didnt needed britain for that....

You guys from others parts of the country should focus on amelioration the fears you people have should Nigeria break up!

Be it economic or for what ever reason.

Stop sounding like you depend so desperately on the Igbos that u can't let them go... even if that may be the case.

MrGerald:
OK only US and UK can sell their weapons and gives support, please what's the color of sky where you live? pathetic!

If you seek a replay of '67, that's your bed to lay on.

Only a dumb kid that has never heard a bomb go off will ask for war in his backyard in this day and time.

youngbelieve:


jus negodu!!,,,, ke ihe nwa na akuoheri

well,ke ihe and confused...

YelloweWest:

You guys from others parts of the country should focus on amelioration the fears you people have should Nigeria break up!

Be it economic or for what ever reason.

Stop sounding like you depend so desperately on the Igbos that u can't let them go... even if that may be the case.

dont you still get it??...nigeria is not breaking up...you no have even passed the delta you are talking of breaking up...

YelloweWest:

Is it the UN or members of parliament in the UK that granted the referendum on Brexit?

No! It was simply a campaign promise made by then pm Cameron.

So yes a referendum is still very much on the table for the Igbos.

Wrong. It was promised by Cameron but was decided by a parliamentary vote. That's why a brexit bill existed.

https://www.google.com.ng/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/politics/2017/mar/13/brexit-vote-article-50-eu-citizens-rights-lords-mps

Referendum decision by the Nigerian parliament (NA) or the U.N. is totally out of the question.

farouk0403:


ofcourse yes, including you.

You are not qualified to form such opinion, no one is, except misled by the vanity of the ego. Thousands have fallen after being misled by the mud.

BMedia:
This means several things:
[s]
1. The US is also in support of one Nigeria because the UK and the US are long standing allies that never go against one another, especially on issues of sovereignty.

2. The UK and US are the most powerful members of the UN with veto powers, so a UN sponsored/supervised referendum is out of the question; it's just not happening.

3. In the event of military engagement in the quest for biafra, the UK and US will be on Nigeria's side again and defend her sovereignty (through sale of weapons or outright participation in the melee) like they did in 1967.

4. The Nigerian government now has even more impetus to prosecute and punish Nnamdi Kanu, a Briton, with this renewed UK support for an indivisible Nigeria.

5. The IPOB propaganda to paint Nigeria in bad light through fraudulent claims so as to gain the sympathy / support of the international community, has failed woefully.

What a sad day for the Liepods.

[/s]

Smh

Why are people so afriad of Biafra seceding? Pls anyone sud answer

I stand with.....................

wizzyrich:
Britain ain't God

shut up wizard

Anyihumble:
Evil people. You people created this evil blood sucking monster called Nigeria. May God punish you and your support for one Nigeria.

punish you too wizard ipob

BMedia:


If you seek a replay of '67, that's your bed to lay on.

Only a dumb kid that has never heard a bomb go off will ask for war in his backyard in this day and time.

No one is asking for war, stop scaring people with 67 saga, using blockage of relief materials/ food as weapon of war, this is 2017

So una Oga don talk abi? . . . .
Neo colonialism in its quintessential form.

These kids shouting Biafra upandan should go and rest because you ain't getting it with that silly IPOB hate.

efeski:


stop splitting hairs mate.
what he said (1.) is the gospel truth.
BTW I'm from Delta state isoko and Urhobo by tribe.
the largest oil gas plant this side of west Africa Otorogun Gas plant is in my community.

and you folks need to cool it with the hate mongering. all these talk of zoo this paedophile that. it's not helping your cause both home and abroad

I can't remember quoting you and moreover who is talking about Urhobo ? No reasonable igbo man will want the Urhobos to join Biafra. Has the oil in your backyard changed your life circumstances? What have you really gained from it?

BMedia:
This means several things:

1. The US is also in support of one Nigeria because the UK and the US are long standing allies that never go against one another, especially on issues of sovereignty.

2. The UK and US are the most powerful members of the UN with veto powers, so a UN sponsored/supervised referendum is out of the question; it's just not happening.

3. In the event of military engagement in the quest for biafra, the UK and US will be on Nigeria's side again and defend her sovereignty (through sale of weapons or outright participation in the melee) like they did in 1967.

4. The Nigerian government now has even more impetus to prosecute and punish Nnamdi Kanu, a Briton, with this renewed UK support for an indivisible Nigeria.

5. The IPOB propaganda to paint Nigeria in bad light through fraudulent claims so as to gain the sympathy / support of the international community, has failed woefully.

What a sad day for the Liepods.

You've said it all fam.. #OneNigeria