GoroTango:
You wanted to run away with the newly discovered oil wealth of the niger delta. The indigenous Niger deltans then called upon the rest of us to stop you and this is what we did

horsepower101:


LOL...

Lets assume that your bull-shiit story is true, how did it turn out for the Niger deltans 48 years after the uncivil war?

GoroTango:
It was Issac Boro and the Niger deltans that invited the Nigerian army to flush out the land grabbing Biafrans. This is a historical fact

horsepower101:


[s]And was betrayed and executed by the Nigerian army and later his disciple saro wiwa was also executed...


Yawns...[/s]

horsepower101:


The irony of these whole situation is that if igbos leave their so called region tomorrow, where are they going to get the tax payers that will help fund their governments and pay down their unsustainable debt.

They actually need us to come and should be thanking us....

Very ungrateful brats..

GoroTango:
Tha'ts besides the point Did you or did you not attempt to secede with the newly discovered oil wealth of the niger delta in 1967 or not?

horsepower101:


We decided to cede because the Eastern Assembly which comprised of all Biafra representatives from all the groups voted to cede.

Had nothing to do with oil and was actually because of the massacres of Easterners going on all over there country.

Oblang:



Hehehehe. But why are u pitying them na. Why not leave their region and let them suffer. Don't pity them biko just leave their land and let them suffer to get tax payers to generate igr...

GoroTango:
The so Niger delta representatives in the eastern assembly were coerced by Ojukwu at gun point to vote for his secession, it is on record what they did afterwards. The secession was in large part influenced by oil

horsepower101:


Wow I didn't know you were there to witness Ojukwu pointing guns to their heads. You need to take your lies easy and make it sound a more realistic..

If anything, ojukwu had most of his father's wealth in Nigeria at that time. He had so much to lose.

horsepower101:


Trust me. I don't. I am waiting for them to declare oduduwa. The ball is on their court.

But as long as we are still in this fraudgeria, then anybody can live and do business any where the choose...

GoroTango:
Bros I wasn't even born but after the war so many books were written, so many narratives told by those who participated in the events. The minorities of the delta were at no time consulted before they were forcefully taken out of Nigeria and lumped into Biafra

Cooly100:


How do you lazy and ungreetful people cater for anybody?

We build our own street roads
We build our own private schools
We build our own water system
We have our own security
We build our own private hospitals
We still pay all form of taxes...which you give to Tinubu and use the rest for Owambe.
The ONLY thing we get for free is the AIR we breath...
So what are you ranting about?

horsepower101:


Name the books.

Oblang:


They don't need to declare b4 u take action man. If u keep pushing it at their face that they will suffer if u leave, then it is more reasonable for u to leave and let them suffer for it so they will learn to realise Hw much u are contributing to their region...if u can't do that, then stop shouting they will suffer if u leave..

GoroTango:
Oh they abound. For starters try and read 'sunset in Biafra' by Elechi Amadi

horsepower101:


Elechi amadi, the notorious igbophobic ikwerre man that bears Igbo name...

Its like telling me to read a book about igbos written by "joe Igbokwe" the self-hating degenerate in lagos.

Anyway what other books do you have? you said there are many books.

Cooly100:



You deparately prefer one Nigeria than Igbo migration because of the advantage you have already because of the status of Lagos.

With Odua nation...and we with our own nation...the use of the embassies and multinational institutions there would reduce. The use of your ports would reduce by almost 78%. Your banking usage would reduce. The use of your airport would reduce by as much as 45%. The use of your borders would reduce. As these service would go else where, etc, etc...

Cooly100:



You deparately prefer one Nigeria than Igbo migration because of the advantage you have already because of the status of Lagos.

With Odua nation...and we with our own nation...the use of the embassies and multinational institutions there would reduce. The use of your ports would reduce by almost 78%. Your banking usage would reduce. The use of your airport would reduce by as much as 45%. The use of your borders would reduce. As these service would go else where, etc, etc...

djevino:



#fact
they all know what's at stake when the Igbos leave..

perez100:
South West is like a man who has N10b in his account and owe N50b debt but still claim he is richer than a man that has N5b but owe N1b. Despite the huge IGR of Lagos, Ogun States etc, South West still owe 70% of Nigeria debts while other regions share a mere 30% of the remaining debts. They owe more than what they generate. From the debt, Lagos and South West becomes the poorest region in Nigeria and to extention a parasitic region that cannot survive on its own without FG allocations that comes from oil money. No wonder they say 'most noise comes from empty vessels'.

Cooly100:



You deparately prefer one Nigeria than Igbo migration because of the advantage you have already because of the status of Lagos.

With Odua nation...and we with our own nation...the use of the embassies and multinational institutions there would reduce. The use of your ports would reduce by almost 78%. Your banking usage would reduce. The use of your airport would reduce by as much as 45%. The use of your borders would reduce. As these service would go else where, etc, etc...

Oblang:



Hehehehe. But why are u pitying them na. Why not leave their region and let them suffer. Don't pity them biko just leave their land and let them suffer to get tax payers to generate igr...

Cooly100:



..and we care?

In all known statistics the SE and SS have better standard of living than SW...

IGR is rubbish when it is not sustainable...All these rubish of potopoto is huge stale...used for Kids...as no state in SW is better than SE, except Lagos which is no man's land. You can take that to the bank.

According to UNICEF, statistics showed that 37 per cent of children representing over six million are malnourished.
She disclosed that the 17.2 million figure represents 43.6 per cent of an estimated 40 million Nigerian children under the age of five years, adding that 19.4 per cent children in the South-west are stunted resulting from malnourishment.
“This is worse than the South-east and South-south but better than the North. And we must do more as agenda setters to keep this issue on national discourse and help reverse the ugly trend,” she said.

http://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2018/02/27/17-2m-nigerian-children-suffer-from-stunted-growth-unicef-says/

perez100:
South West is like a man who has N10b in his account and owe N50b debt but still claim he is richer than a man that has N5b but owe N1b. Despite the huge IGR of Lagos, Ogun States etc, South West still owe 70% of Nigeria debts while other regions share a mere 30% of the remaining debts. They owe more than what they generate. From the debt, Lagos and South West becomes the poorest region in Nigeria and to extention a parasitic region that cannot survive on its own without FG allocations that comes from oil money. No wonder they say 'most noise comes from empty vessels'.

perez100:
South West is like a man who has N10b in his account and owe N50b debt but still claim he is richer than a man that has N5b but owe N1b. Despite the huge IGR of Lagos, Ogun States etc, South West still owe 70% of Nigeria debts while other regions share a mere 30% of the remaining debts. They owe more than what they generate. From the debt, Lagos and South West becomes the poorest region in Nigeria and to extention a parasitic region that cannot survive on its own without FG allocations that comes from oil money. No wonder they say 'most noise comes from empty vessels'.

omohayek:

Abi o! Why don't "The Chosen People of the East" try to teach us ungrateful Afonjas a lesson by taking their wonderful development skills back home with them, where they can patiently wait for us to beg them to come back? Surely that would be the fastest way to make us realize the value of the "charity" they claim to be offering us by residing in our lands? And yet, every time we taunt them to take their things and go, these Eastern Supermen seem strangely reluctant to take us up on the challenge!

horsepower101:


You still don't get it. Nobody is going anywhere. We are all stuck in this mess called Nigeria and according to its constitution, all of Nigeria belongs to everyone.

If you want your land back for yourselves only, then declare oduduwa republic.

perez100:
They are trying harder to defend this with silly reasons. Most third world countries live on debt because they are poor and not because they are viable. They cannot survive without loan. Rwanda, Chad, Niger, Shithole, Somalia etc. So, these countries owing everywhere are viable?