Can A State Single-handedly Gain Independence From Nigeria? - Politics - Nairaland
Nairaland Forum / Nairaland / General / Politics / Can A State Single-handedly Gain Independence From Nigeria? (525 Views)
Middle Belt Gain Independence Breakout Of The North- Pics / I Foresee 30th May 2025 As The Date Igbos Legally Gain Independence From Nigeria / FFK To Move The Motion For Yoruba's Oduduwa Independence From Nigeria (2) (3) (4)
| Can A State Single-handedly Gain Independence From Nigeria? by TooResilient(f): 6:27am On Jan 31 |
Can a state, even though surrounded by other states, make their original native language their very own official language, develop herself all around, build and raise her borders high like China, fight for independence against Nigeria and really win it? Just like inside the South Africa Country we have Lesotho country. |
| Re: Can A State Single-handedly Gain Independence From Nigeria? by EreluRoz: 6:34am On Jan 31 |
 |
| Re: Can A State Single-handedly Gain Independence From Nigeria? by TooResilient(f): 8:09am On Jan 31 |
EreluRoz: It’s only a question right? What do you think? |
| Re: Can A State Single-handedly Gain Independence From Nigeria? by EreluRoz: 8:10am On Jan 31 |
TooResilient:It's not possible in Nigeria. It can only happen in countries with a good working system. 1 Like |
| Re: Can A State Single-handedly Gain Independence From Nigeria? by UCyril: 8:14am On Jan 31 |
Unity beggars will not like it, they will even go to war, to prevent it from happening. Lol 1 Like |
| Re: Can A State Single-handedly Gain Independence From Nigeria? by Iamanoited: 8:30am On Jan 31 |
1, THERE MUST BE A 3/4 RESOLUTION OF THE STATE COUNCIL OF TRADITIONAL RULERS. 2, THERE MUST BE A 3/4 RESOLUTION OF THE STATE LEGISLATURE. 3, THERE MUST BE A YES MAJORITY REFERENDUM OF THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE. 4, THE CURRENT GOVERNOR MUST PROCESS ALL OF THE ABOVE AS A BILL TO BE PASSED BY A 2/3 OF NASS. ORISA37 YOU CAN NOT OPEN YOUR EYES AND ALLOW WASP TO ENTER. |
| Re: Can A State Single-handedly Gain Independence From Nigeria? by TooResilient(f): 9:04am On Jan 31 |
EreluRoz: Nothing is impossible oga mi, it only takes a group of strong willed spirits to overcome and standalone and the intervention of higher powers to put a stop 🛑 to the Nigerian government if they want to be an opposition. 1 Like |
| Re: Can A State Single-handedly Gain Independence From Nigeria? by izonborn098(m): 9:49am On Jan 31 |
... |
| Re: Can A State Single-handedly Gain Independence From Nigeria? by TooResilient(f): 11:27am On Jan 31 |
Iamanoited: Honestly, you are right. But it can happen if the people of that state unite. Join hands together to fight till independence. The first thing to overcome is language. They should change their official language to their native language. The next is build a strong territory on their borders and secure to prevent intruders. All other developments can follow internally before they finally break out. |
| Re: Can A State Single-handedly Gain Independence From Nigeria? by TooResilient(f): 11:30am On Jan 31 |
It can work if their state governor/government can be true to them, else, Ko Le Work. |
| Re: Can A State Single-handedly Gain Independence From Nigeria? by Nigercity: 1:29pm On Jan 31 |
The 1999 constitution made almost everything impossible It's almost impossible to create new state, merge 2 States, even the simplest one "to rename a state" self hard Talk more of gaining independent from Nigeria It's is almost impossible to alter the democratic settings of this country, the constitutional procedures are unrealistic and very long Only a military coup, or a military government can reshape anything is this country! Even for you to renounce been a Nigerian citizen still get long constitutional process, that even requires the president! 1 Like |
| Re: Can A State Single-handedly Gain Independence From Nigeria? by Christistruth00: 1:34pm On Jan 31 |
TooResilient: Adaka Boro tried it but Gen Ironsi and Ojukwu didn't allow him to go 2 Likes |
| Re: Can A State Single-handedly Gain Independence From Nigeria? by TooResilient(f): 2:32pm On Jan 31 |
Christistruth00: Did they k*ll him? If they did, how did it happen? Do you think with the way Nigeria is now that people want a dissolution, their people will not protect their leaders that is calling for a change? If they change to their local language, don’t you think there will be more loyalty among their state people? I just believe anything is possible if the people are strong willed. Home & abroad citizens can fight for their independence. |
| Re: Can A State Single-handedly Gain Independence From Nigeria? by Christistruth00: 2:46pm On Jan 31 |
TooResilient: Ojukwu killed 150 of Adaka Boro's men and Gen Ironsi regime sentenced him to Hang It was Gowon that free Adaka Boro Adaka Boro was sentenced by Gen Ironsi regime to be hanged in December 1966 but Gowon Coup saved him 1 Like |
| Re: Can A State Single-handedly Gain Independence From Nigeria? by TooResilient(f): 2:51pm On Jan 31 |
Christistruth00: Was Adaka Boro fighting for the dissolution of the entire Nigeria or the independence of his state? |
| Re: Can A State Single-handedly Gain Independence From Nigeria? by TooResilient(f): 2:55pm On Jan 31 |
Another question, did Adaka Boro sensitize his people, did he really prepare for it before he started his campaign? Was he communicating with his people in the language everybody understands or his indigenous language? |
| Re: Can A State Single-handedly Gain Independence From Nigeria? by Christistruth00: 3:03pm On Jan 31 |
TooResilient: Adaka Boro's People were with him and till today they still Celebrate Adaka Boro day He is their no1 National Hero Gen Ironsi and Ojukwu should have granted the Niger Delta their Referendum for their own Region as had been agreed with the British before independence
|
| Re: Can A State Single-handedly Gain Independence From Nigeria? by TooResilient(f): 3:31pm On Jan 31 |
Christistruth00: Don’t be fearful. Anything is possible. With the way Nigeria is poorly governed, that common Fulani herdsmen, no government has been able to put a stop to their atrocities, I don’t think they are strong enough to fight a well prepared state government that want to dissolve from Nigeria. If any state prepares well, spend that money, set their communities ready on all sectors independently, with a call for assistance from the higher powers like USA and co, they can part ways. They just need to start with border building on their territories, change of officially spoken language and building within every necessary things to stand independent. They will win. |
| Re: Can A State Single-handedly Gain Independence From Nigeria? by Yashita: 3:32pm On Jan 31 |
TooResilient: |
| Re: Can A State Single-handedly Gain Independence From Nigeria? by gidgiddy: 4:18pm On Jan 31 |
TooResilient: Nigeria is heading for collapse and disintegration. Snd from Nigeria, 3 to 5 new countries will emerge |
| Re: Can A State Single-handedly Gain Independence From Nigeria? by EmperorCaesar(m): 4:25pm On Jan 31 |
Nigercity: Na where that Prof Nwabueze push us reach be that o That 1999 cons was a reform from what that man drafted for Ironsi in the 60s |
(1) (Reply)
I Will Intimate Tinubu On Economic Hardship, Hunger In Kano – Gov. Yusuf / Nigerian Immigration Portal Discrimination Against Monocular People / Check Out This Cement Price In 1981 (photo)
(Go Up)
| Sections: politics (1) business autos (1) jobs (1) career education (1) romance computers phones travel sports fashion health religion celebs tv-movies music-radio literature webmasters programming techmarket Links: (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) Nairaland - Copyright © 2005 - 2024 Oluwaseun Osewa. All rights reserved. See How To Advertise. 34 |