Theben: A nation where Tinubu would emerge the president

Ngwakwe: The quest for Oduduwa Republic is likened to a middle man out of Three People who bought three plots of Land parallel to each other but made no attempt to fence his own plot.

It was then observed that Oduduwa went and bought magnificent Gate waiting for Biafra to fence his plot on the right and Arewa to fence her plot on the left as to enable her install the magnificent gate - what a "wisdom".

The moral lesson is that Oduduwa strives when her neighbours are enemies and will never attempt self determination by her own struggle.

In summary, until Biafra secedes there will be no Oduduwa - Fact

geeez: I'm loving it

$5,000 visa bond applies to all Biafrans

noblezone:

Is that how cheap you are? Just $5,000?

I will gladly pay more, if and only if I need to visit your country.
Yet, why not get your country first!

Why count your chickens when the eggs are yet to be laid?

We don't need the money for our economy

Only applies to countries with high rates of 'abscondees' in our country

kunlekunle:

you look before you leap.
soup nodey shake for elder's stomach.

noblezone:

Is that how cheap you are? Just $5,000?

I will gladly pay more, if and only if I need to visit your country.
Yet, why not get your country first!

Why count your chickens when the eggs are yet to be laid?

Gbawe: @OP.

The SW does not need "Oduduwa republic" in this day and age and it may be separatists, consumed with atavistic instincts, who glorify the idea "Yoruba greatness" must be achieved at the expense of geographical separation from others. Those who just want the SW and all regions to thrive, and this would include most of the current crop of the intelligentsia in Yorubaland, know that every region only needs a few changes to aid the self-determination that will see us all develop optimally and commensurate with the efforts we are willing to put in to defeat socio-economic/developmental challenges.

We do not need a new nation to make the SW a developed region. We only need a few changes at the centre and I believe these changes will be seen if the PDP is defeated. For those who can shun emotion, and note facts and reality, it is obvious the SW is certainly one region that shows it is devoted to creating societies committed to the best interest of the majority and not a wealthy elite class alone. I stand to be corrected but it is only States in the SW that have introduced social pensions for the vulnerable elders in Nigeria. The mass employment scheme in the region is also indicative that a people-centred leadership is present in the SW. The commitment to socio-economic integration is also commendable. In short, the SW is on the right path and does not need to travel the circumference of a circle to get from A to B, as others want to do, when it can use the radius as a much quicker travel path.

kuluTemper:

[/b]AND YOUR IP SHOWS THAT YOU ARE CURRENTLY IN LAGOS!![b]

geeez:


We don't need the money for our economy

Only applies to countries with high rates of 'abscondees' in our country

Gbawe: @OP.

"Yoruba greatness" must be achieved at the expense of geographical separation from others.

Gbawe: @OP.

The SW does not need "Oduduwa republic" in this day and age.

IGBO-SON:


^^^When will the looking end and action begin?

eggheaders: at ops you didn't include our Benin and itsekiri cousins in our proposed nation. but seriously I don't think division is the solution to the nation numerous problems. if the right people are elected then we will all have it good. irrespective of the ethnicity of the much awaited messiah.

noblezone:

Right people? what do you mean by right people?

the truth is this:
No government can perform unless they are accepted and supported by the people they lead.
Tell me the Nigerian that will be accepted by the South South, South East, South West, North Central, North East and North West. the day we have such a Nigerian, is the day we are ready for some progress!

Gbawe: @OP.

The SW does not need "Oduduwa republic" in this day and age and it may be separatists, consumed with atavistic instincts, who glorify the idea "Yoruba greatness" must be achieved at the expense of geographical separation from others. Those who just want the SW and all regions to thrive, and this would include most of the current crop of the intelligentsia in Yorubaland, know that every region only needs a few changes to aid the self-determination that will see us all develop optimally and commensurate with the efforts we are willing to put in to defeat socio-economic/developmental challenges.

We do not need a new nation to make the SW a developed region. We only need a few changes at the centre and I believe these changes will be seen if the PDP is defeated. For those who can shun emotion, and note facts and reality, it is obvious the SW is certainly one region that shows it is devoted to creating societies committed to the best interest of the majority and not a wealthy elite class alone. I stand to be corrected but it is only States in the SW that have introduced social pensions for the vulnerable elders in Nigeria. The mass employment scheme in the region is also indicative that a people-centred leadership is present in the SW. The commitment to socio-economic integration is also commendable. In short, the SW is on the right path and does not need to travel the circumference of a circle to get from A to B, as others want to do, when it can use the radius as a much quicker travel path.

noblezone:

Right people? what do you mean by right people?

the truth is this:
No government can perform unless they are accepted and supported by the people they lead.
Tell me the Nigerian that will be accepted by the South South, South East, South West, North Central, North East and North West. the day we have such a Nigerian, is the day we are ready for some progress!