[quote author=AdakaBoro8 post=100024697][/quote]
Then continue to suffer in poverty until the oil finishes and you have nothing to fall back on. No good land for agriculture, no good water bodies around due to pollution and no friendly neighbours either. See how you can survive by that time.

Fejoku:

Then continue to suffer in poverty until the oil finishes and you have nothing to fall back on. No good land for agriculture, no good water bodies around due to pollution and no friendly neighbours either. See how you can survive by that time.

we have one of the best soils for agriculture in ijaw... we dont not rely on oil.. oil is just an additional gift for his most beloved tribe on earth... God always give us best.

AdakaBoro8:
we have one of the best soils for agriculture in ijaw... we dont not rely on oil.. oil is just an additional gift for his most beloved tribe on earth... God always give us best.

You don't know what you're talking about. How much of your land can support the agriculture to manage an Ijaw nation by that time? Any ways it's your problem to worry. You can promote your Ijaw or Niger Delta republic now.

Fejoku:

You don't know what you're talking about. How much of your land can support the agriculture to manage an Ijaw nation by that time? Any ways it's your problem to worry. You can promote your Ijaw or Niger Delta republic now.

yes i will

AdakaBoro8:
yes i will

Good. You have my blessing.

gidgiddy:
The most important thing is that both Asari Dokubo and Nnamdi Kanu both believe in Biafra, even if both men differ on the method of achieving it.

We may all take different routes to reach a common destination, but the route is not as important as reaching the destination

Gbam.