CHM11:

They should start by relocating peacefully to the south east.
They should all Leave Lagos and Kano if they don't want to co-exist.


Most importantly, they should NEVER add Edo, Delta, Bayelsa, Rivers, Akwaibom and cross rivers to their Biafra dream because WE ARE NOT IGBOS.


Success to the igbos as they seek their own country.

If you people don't want the igbos, then the igbos don't need you people nor you pples help either. let's see how the hausas and yorubas are going to accept you guys in their train.

Anioma is a sub group of igbo people. The Anioma people are located in Delta State, and for
administrative purposes, they are referred to as
Delta North thus contrasting the Delta Central and
Delta South densely inhabited by the Urhobo,
Isoko, Ijaw, and Itsekiri, the other ethnic groups
inhabiting Delta State. The Anioma region has a total population of 1,114,055.[1] The population figure quoted here does not include those of
Anioma communities located outside Delta state. A small Ika population can be found in
neighboring Edo State specifically in Igbanke, Oza and Ekpon. The term Anioma means 'Good Land' in
Igbo and is also an acronym derived from the four
original local governments i.e. (A) for Aniocha, (N)
for Ndokwa, (I) for Ika, (O) for Oshimili, M and A are
common denominators found in the four original
local governments. The coinage was made by the founding father, Chief Dennis Osadebay in 1951
and has since remained the preferred indigenous
name by which the people collectively refer to
themselves. Thus, A-N-I-O-M-A. Sentimentally, there
are also Anioma people in Anambra State i.e. Onitsha, Ogbaru, Akwukwu Obosi, Ozobulu, Ogidi. Some are in Imo State i.e. Oguta, Rivers State i.e. Ndoni. Anioma people who had one destiny prior
to the coming of the Europeans were balkanized
after they lost the Ekumeku War of resistance against the British imperialism in 1914 after 31
years of fighting. The Ekemeku War was the longest resistance
against British imperialism in Nigeria. Geography Anioma are located in the areas of the West Basin of River Niger, south-south within the present Delta state of Nigeria, it encompasses a land mass of about 6,300 km2. In the political matters of the state, Anioma is often referred to as Delta North as
against the other peoples known as the Delta south
and delta central in the same state. Anioma is
bounded on the East by Anambra State, south-east by Imo and Rivers States, south Bayelsa State, south-west by Isoko, west by Urhobo people, north-west by Edo State and north by Kogi State. Anioma may therefore be regarded as highly
contiguous to very many neighbours ethnic
groups. The people have drawn experiences as a
result of lying contiguous to numerous other
towns, communities and states which characterizes
the Anioma as one of the most peaceful regions in the country. (See Kunirum Osia, Anioma Association
Inc, USA, May 24, 1997) Languages Igbo language, Ukwuani language, and Ika are the indigenous languages spoken in Anioma with
varying dialects that include Enuani, and Aboh, etc.
Other languages spoken are: Ozzara, Igala. Traditional life and culture Anioma social structure is dominated by the use of
lineages which are based loosely on the concept of
uno, eboh', and idumu, which are major blood
lineages; while ogbe and obodo are open and
much more political. Uno is a small family unit
comprising husband, wife, and children. The next lineage was Eboh, which includes the primary or
nuclear family, the daughter or son in law, and the
grandparents and the grandchildren. The Ogbe is a
large structure which allowed non-blood relatives;
it comprises the Idumu and some outsiders and it is
best classified as a quarter in terms of demographics. The maximal concept is one that looks like a small town; this is the Obodo.[2] Nigerian-Biafran war Main article: Nigerian Civil War The Biafran war caused disaster for the people of
Anioma in several ways even though, the region
was not included in the map of Biafran at the
declaration of the young republic. One was the
federal recapture of the Midwestern region after it
was invaded and occupied by the Biafran troops commanded by Colonel Victor Banjo on August 12,
1967. Here Biafran troops encountered the
Nigerian troops attempting to take over Onitsha
which also caused disaster for the people of this
region. The Federal troops stationed at Umunede
on the main Benin-Asaba road and pushing through Isele-Uku, finally took over the Anioma
town of Asaba on 8 October 1967. The special Biafran force headed by Colonel Ogbugo Kalu
which later grew into the 63 Brigade, from across
the Niger moved northwards and westwards to
take over other Anioma towns. Ogwashi-Uku,
Ibusa and Oku where also reportedly captured
with many enemy stores and equipment also found by the Biafran troops, many of these equipment
which could not be brought into Biafra were
destroyed. However, the Biafran Army was able to
re-establish their presence once again in the
region. "Colonel Nwawo was quickly dispatched to
assemble whatever troops he could find and
organise them into a fighting force. While 2 Division
was carrying out massive public execution of all adult males in Asaba..."[3] This region at the time of the Nigerian civil war was invaded and declared the
"Republic of Benin" which lasted six weeks (8
August-20 September 1967) In essence, the
Anioma region was volatile to both Biafran and
Nigerian troops during the Nigerian civil war. Some of the Biafran war commanders were of
Anioma origin but the most famous of them all
were Colonel Joseph Oseloka "Hannibal" Achuzie
(Retd) and Capt. Anuku, who was the commander
of Biafran Navy. Achuzie was a militiaman who
played active roles in the invasion of Midwestern region which included his home town, Asaba.
Achuzie can again be remembered for the very
active roles he played in the defense of Onitsha
against series of attacking efforts made by Colonel
Murtala Mohammed to take over the city and
constitute threat to the Biafran bids. He was often accused of propaganda gem. There was also
Colonel (Later Brigadier) Conrad Nwawo another
Anioma indigene who was Administrative Officer,
Biafran Army Headquarters, former Divisional
commander of the Biafran Army and a one time
Nigerian Defence Attache in London. Others are Major Ananaba who effectively defended the main
Uzuakoli-Umuahia road which was effectively
achieved, Colonel Michael Okwechime was another
Division commander of the Biafran army and once
the Adjutant-General. Colonel Ben Nwajei formerly
of the 53 Brigade was the first commander of the 14 Division, as the commander of 53 Brigade he
never lost any battle for a relatively short time. He
finally captured Oguta for Biafra. He was soon
removed from command of 14 Division and all
military duties by Colonel Ojukwu after he lost
Owerri and told some members of delegates that visited him that it was so because he had no
ammunition. Ojukwu accused him of demoralizing
the civilians and attached him to Civilian Fuel
Directorate. There still numerous numbers of
Anioma indigenes who commanded the Biafran
Army. Civil War Genocides The genocide of Anioma by Gen. Murtala
Mohammed and Major Gen. Ibrahim Haruna (Retd),
during the Nigerian Civil War started on the 21 of
September, 1967 on the recapture of Benin City
from the Biafrans sweeping large Anioma towns of
Asaba, Ogwashi-Uku, Ibusa, Otutu, Ishiagu, Igbodo, Aboh and Ushisha but the massacres
carried out in Asaba remains the most severe and
unforgettable in which mostly helpless women,
youths and children were killed in rapidity by the
federal troops. It has been noted that the
massacres were organized and mostly carried out under the supervision of Maj Gen Ibrahim Haruna
(Retd) and the reason was that Gen Murtala
Muhammed was aggrieved and suspicious of the
Anioma as having aided their Igbo kinsmen to
invade the Mid west. Gen. Yakubu Gowon (Retd) the then Head of State
would later apologize to the Igbo community, while
Major-General Ibrahim Haruna, the General officer
Commanding (GOC) Two Division of the Army
during the Civil War while testifying at the Human
Rights Violations Investigation Commission Panel aka Oputa Panel held in 2004, insistently
maintained that he had no regret for the Asaba
massacres in which the Igbo were killed by his
troops since it was motivated by sense of duty to
protect the unity of the country, he stated this
under cross examination by Ohanaeze Ndiigbo group. State creation After the independence of Nigeria, A few Nigerian groups desired their own identity separate from
forced colonial political and social institutions. The
Anioma were no exception. As a wave of demand
for state creation in the 1970s permeated the
Nigerian political landscape, included in this
movement was the yearning for Ndi-Anioma, land of the Aniomas as a separate political state for the Anioma people.[2] This agitation gave birth to the demand of Anioma State, which though remains
unrealized. In 2007, the National Assembly of
Nigeria announced its willingness to allow the
creation of one more State for the Igbo people, a
committee to adopt a State for the Igbo was set up
and led by Chief Emmnauel Iwuanyawu, this committee which failed in adopting any State for the
region, threw out Anioma, stating that the creation
of Anioma State would amount to an additional
State for South-South region of the country. The
Anioma people have renewed this agitation once
again following another recent announcement by the National Assembly that seven more States may
be created in the country to create balance among
the various geopolitical regions in the
country.Among pro Anioma Activist is Henry
Ogochukwu have been promoting the creation of
Anioma State through Anioma Peoples Association. Henry Ogochukwu is the President General of
Anioma Peoples Association Anioma in Delta state Asaba (an Anioma city) has been the capital of Delta
state since the creation of the state in August 1991,
by the then Military president, Gen Ibrahim B.
Babangida (Retd). This development continues to
generate criticism from the people of the Delta
south notably Professor Itsay Sagay, an Itsekiri, Dr. Temi Akporhonor and Professor Obaro Ikime
backed by Urhobo Historical Society. In an article in
The Guardian, August 15, 2002 Professor Itsay
Sagay openly campaigned for the relocation of the
state capital from the Anioma city of Asaba to the
town of Warri in Delta south. This was preceded by the reaction of Dr Cyril Uchenna Gwam published in
the defunct Post Express Newspaper of June 1999
and several internet forums in reaction to the
publication of Obaro Ikime in which he argued
amongst others that centrality factor had never
been the major criteria for the location of State or Federal capitals.[4] This was also followed by another article be Clem Okonji published in The
Guardian, July 8, 2002 in which he maintained that
Asaba had come to stay as the capital of Delta state.
He further stressed that the peoples constituting the
state are all located within the Delta region.
Reactions in favour of the stay of Asaba as the capital of the state has since been supported by
Henry Ogochukwu, Michael Ozah, Emeka Esogbue,
Tony Odiadi, Emma Okocha and others alike. Dr.
Temi Akporhonor would call for a political
arrangement whereby governorship power would
remain with what he termed 'The real Deltan' because according to him the capital of the state is
located in the Igbo speaking town of Anioma.
(Whither Delta state?, The Guardian, May 23, 2002)
The strong resistance of this call has ensured that
Asaba remains the state capital. Though all would
unilaterally admit that a separate creation of another state from the present Delta state to
constitute Anioma with the capital at Asaba, and
Delta with state capital at Warri is necessary. Anioma in Ohanaeze Ndiigbo On November 29, 2008, Ohanaeze Ndiigbo, the
apex Igbo sociocultural organization announced
the election of Ambassador Ralph Uwechue, an
Anioma indigene as its President-General to pilot its
affairs for the next two years. He was nominated by
Delta State branch of Ohanaeze as their consensus candidate in a resolution reached at the palace of
the Asagba of Asaba after the position was zoned
to Anioma, one of the seven units that make up
Ohanaeze NdiigboBut in his acceptance speech,
Uwechue expressed gratitude to all and called for
unity among Igbo, which is said to possess the talent to and wealth it would take to take to
address national issues, while also noting that the
position given to him has created confidence that
the Igbo from Delta State are accepted as brothers
and sisters in Ohanaeze. Finally, he promised not to
disappoint Anioma people as the race is for Anioma home and abroad. The leadership of Ambassador
Uwechue has come under severe criticism by the
people of Anioma over his acceptance to administer
the Pan-Socio Organization. Economic prospects Anioma has abundant oil deposits particularly in
Ndokwa land, Akumazi, Umunede, Ute-okpu, Ute-
erume, Ute-Ogbeje, Ekuku-Agbor, Nsukwa, Olodu,
Ewulu, Idumuesah, Ejeme and other Anioma
regions. Records also indicate that oil was
discovered in Ubulu-Uno and Ubulu-Uku in 1958 by Shell B P Petroleum Company two years after the
first discovery was made in Oloibiri now in Bayelsa
state, but exploration of the oil was not carried out
by the Federal Government. Anioma region is also
rich in other mineral resources such as rubber. Ethnic identity crisis In recent times, the Anioma people have become
piqued with the Igbo of the southeast on whether
the Anioma are of Igbo ethnic group or not. The
diverse history of origin of the people have made it
quite difficult to classify the people and continues to
set the people against the Igbo of the southeast, so that while the Igbo are of historical views that the
people are part of the larger Igbo community, an
argument that the Igbo continually debunk.
Though the Anioma people speak some dialects of
Igbo and often times take Igbo names, some of the
communities claim origin to the ancient Benin Kingdom. Notable Anioma people Chief. Sonny Iwedike Odogwu, A Great Business
Mogul Dr. Andrew Azukaego Moemeka Dr. Cyril Uchenna Gwam, Diplomat, international
civil servant and international environmentalist Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, the current Managing
Director of World Bank Dr Elizabeth Isichei, prominent historian Dr. Isaac Nwaise, Epidemiologist and health
economist Chief Chris Agbobu, Former Minister Of State for
Defence and Agric/Rural Dev. Ministries Air-Marshal Paul Dike, former Chief of Defence
Staff of Nigeria Professor Augustine Onwuyali Esogbue, The only
African included in NASA and Scientist Professor Buchi Emecheta, London Based Author Chukwurah Joseph Udeh OFR, Former
Comptroller-General Nigerian Immigration
Service Prof Eric Opia, Former Governorship candidate of
Delta State Mr Jim Ovia, M/D Zenith Bank Prof. Joy Ogwu, Former Mangaging Director of
Nigeria Institute of International Affairs Professor Pat Utomi, Presidential Candidate and
Founder of Lagos Business SchoolTony Elumelu,
MD of United Bank for Africa Chief Philip Asiodu, Former Federal Minister Obi senator Nosike Ikpo, Former Senator of the
Federal Republic Chief Sabastine Adigwe, former MD, Afribank
NIgeria PLC Godswill Obielum, Former Governorship Aspirant,
Delta State Peter Okocha, Governorship Aspirant, Delta State
and Business Mongul Eddy Egwuenu, Distinguished and accomplished
banker,Co-founder Zenith Bank Austine "Jay-Jay Okocha, Former Captain of
Super Eagles of Nigeria Sunday Olise, Former Captain of super Eagles of
Nigeria Stephen Okechukwu Keshi, Former Super Eagles
captain and Malian National Football Team Coach Nduka Ugbade, Nigeria's former football player
and the first African to lift the world cup Demas Nwoko, Prominent Sculptor of Nigeria Jude Chukwudi Dike, energy economist and
prominent youth leader Henry Ogochukwu, President General Anioma
People's Association and the Presedent Skill and
Ideas Development Initiatives Dr. Newton Jibunor, The famous Sahara traveller Nduka Odizor, Former Lawn tennis Player Bonny B. N. Umeadi PhD, Technologist and
Inventor of Micro/Nanosensor Devices to
monitor oil and gas pipeline system Dr Uche Honnah, President of Anioma, USA Arc. Kester Ifeadi, Chairman/CEO Contemporary
Group and President Organisation For the
Advancement of Anioma Culture(OFAAC) Engr. Emma Onyekwene, MD/CEO, Coolman Oil
Services Oga Phillip Ijeh, Shift Manager Apm terminals

ekenedegreat:
If you people don't want the igbos, then the igbos don't need you people nor you pples help either. let's see how the hausas and yorubas are going to accept you guys in their train.

Who told you the Niger Delta cannot be independent of the igbos, the yorubas and tha hausas?...... Think deeper

CHM11:

Very deep in my blood...even my cells know it...


I'd rather have a free independent Niger Delta than have a new country with the igbos.

Benin, warri, Portharcourt, or calabar won't be bad capitals you know...lols...

Benin can be easily conquered by soldiers from our Western army command at agbor
Port Harcourt is even easier.. our obigbo regiments would make shortwork of the city
Calabar is quite tempting.. but I trust troops from our Eastern command located at itigidi
Warri is where the main work lies..instead of siting the capital at warri,why not keep it at abraka or Ugelli kos marching through Soboland on our way to warri is a waste of our time


instead of going through those shiit,we'd empower the Izon to oppress the others

chrisbaba1:


The truth is if ND goes with biafra, they will suffer it because igbos unquenchable thirst for domination (which has constantly led to their loss, marginalization and lack of being trustworthiness) will oppress the ND because of their size, they own the oil, so they are not the losers, ND should be allowed to determine their visions not lumped into the Biafra dream....

And what say do ND has in govt until gej came on board and we all knw he was dethroned thanks to born to rule mentality
U think ND will remain in Nigeria where they have to create crisis b4 dey cud get attention and even with d help of their brother d ibos they couldn't push dia son thru

CHM11:

Here's what will happen..if the igbos push for Biafra, and the Niger Delta doesn't want Nigeria which will most likely be the case, they will be on their own which will in effect force the yorubas out too cos they won't want to remain with the abokis....so we will have something Like Biafra, the Niger Delta, Yoruba Kingdom and probably one muslim name for northern Nigeria.

Exactly what am thinking but I pray it won't happened

tonychristopher:
because you dont reason like yoruba

Hw do Yoruba reason??
Ready to take note

M listening

tonychristopher:
I KNOW , OH SOBO BOY,

AFTER ALL CAJOLLING YOU SAID YOUR TRIBE, YOU AND ISOKO PEOPLE THAT ARE SO CONFUSED, IS THAT WHY YOUR CRYING THAT THERE IS NO IGBO IN DELTA STATE BECAUSE WE HAVE THE CAPITAL AND THE AIRPORT

MY DEAR, WE IGBO DO NOT RECOGNISE YOU AND STOP TALKING BIAFRA BECAUSE YOU CANT BE PART OF US, WE KNOW OUR IGBO BRETHREN IN DELAT AND FOR YOUR INFO I AM MARRIED TO UKWUANI OR WILL U TELL ME THEY ARE NOT IGBO, OR WILL YOU TELL ME MY UNCLE EMEKA FROM RIVER IS NOT IGBO


DUDE DONT WORRY

WE WILL NOT NEED UNA, SOBO ARE NOT WANTED


SO TAKE A CHILL PILL, TRY TO THINK ALLIANCE WITH YORUBA WE ARE NOT ONE WITH UNA, BUT OUR COUSIN THE IBIBIO ARE GOING COS WE FOUGHT TOGETHER. SO DONT CRY MORE THAT THE BEREAVED

Don't delude urself by making the mistake that the Ibibios will ever join in ur struggle. make proper finding you will the position of the akwabomite. in as much as we support ur struggle ,we don't want to be part of it.

ubyways:
Don't delude urself by making the mistake that the Ibibios will ever join in ur struggle. make proper finding you will the position of the akwabomite. in as much as we support ur struggle ,we don't want to be part of it.

akwa ibom ,mgboo



ndi akwa ibom okay

HzRF:

And what say do ND has in govt until gej came on board and we all knw he was dethroned thanks to born to rule mentality
U think ND will remain in Nigeria where they have to create crisis b4 dey cud get attention and even with d help of their brother d ibos they couldn't push dia son thru

I think they are a morw enlightened group, less sentimental in their approach as you can deduce from the ex militants support for buhari admitting their "son" has failed them.... They want growth regardless of who brings it..... And as I have constantly found out, they don't buy into the biafra vision, they will rather stand alone. .... Honestly the only reason SE is holding on to them by force is in anticipation of sharing the crude oil resource from their land and they know this well just like everyone is aware..... SE only cares about themselves and everyone again knows this....

tonychristopher:
why, i am curious, why cant you stay with hausa if SE/SS go? I am curios bro

What u like I don't like

I cannot because they will always dominate us
They've got d number

asha80:
First time I am hearing that itsekiri people answer ifeanyi,okechukwu and Chidi..CHM11 it is good to lie with brain...yoruba names like tosin or was it tosan?lol

his lies are pathologic

cheruv:

Benin can be easily conquered by soldiers from our Western army command at agbor
Port Harcourt is even easier.. our obigbo regiments would make shortwork of the city
Calabar is quite tempting.. but I trust troops from our Eastern command located at itigidi
Warri is where the main work lies..instead of siting the capital at warri,why not keep it at abraka or Ugelli kos marching through Soboland on our way to warri is a waste of our time


instead of going through those shiit,we'd empower the Izon to oppress the others

Eyah and how many million igbos died the last time you guys tried this? You guys ended up in your small encampment in enugu begging for international attention and help, hungry, weak and cut off.
Foolish people dieing like goats because of greed. The man who blindfully lead your army ran away to another country after begging and sending Phillip Effiong to reconcile with Gowon while Obasanjo stood behind Effiong.

What were Gowon's words again
Oh I remember, he said "this is a victory for common sense"!!!!.....


The man who lead millions of igbos to die foolishly in the war didn't die himself, he ran away to seek assylum outside Nigeria. When given pardon, he came back to marry an ex-beauty queen that has been fVcked black and blue by a FFK, a man whom even his yoruba people don't hold in high regards used and dumped a lady and that's the lady your leader see fit as wife.....eeeeeew... What else do we expect froma coward, even the igbos who died are more courageous than that imp who ran away....





Now I have talked....you guys can start puking, convulsing, swearing and cursing in your local dialect as you always do when told truth to your face...rubbish!!! !!!!

CHM11:

As much as you talk like a child, I am obliged to reply you for the sake of reasonable people reading..
None of these people you have mentioned call themselves IGBO!!!! Don't you get it!!!..they don't want your Biafra dream which is why they fought against you in the past because they see where it will lead to.
They'd rather have their own dream.

And who made you their mouthpiece? If those people you are trying to defend here on nairaland decides to join the biafran train who re you to stop them.

chrisbaba1:



I think they are a morw enlightened group, less sentimental in their approach as you can deduce from the ex militants support for buhari admitting their "son" has failed them.... They want growth regardless of who brings it..... And as I have constantly found out, they don't buy into the biafra vision, they will rather stand alone. .... Honestly the only reason SE is holding on to them by force is in anticipation of sharing the crude oil resource from their land and they know this well just like everyone is aware..... SE only cares about themselves and everyone again knows this....

This is the truth and nothing but the truth and the Niger Delta people know them igbos in and out!!!

TRIBALSTOOGE:



you and your south west race greed will get killed in millions not igbo's


we will not let asaba genocide happen in 2015.


keep written your wishes on igbo's .

the Sobo and Bini people thinks we've forgotten how they ratted and massacred our Anioma brothers in 1967
when the time comes, our troops would avenge the cries of Anioma land

CHM11:

Hahahahahahahah...not ashamed of where I'm from...I'm not igbo..hehehehehe

why are u freting?
If the Igbos in ss say yes to Biafra in a referendum, then they will come with us. If they say no (which is impossible) then nothing spoil.
What i dont buy is a non Igbo like you( a bloody uncircumcised gentile ) telling us that our brothers in the ss wont go with us.
Are you their mouthpiece?

Armaggedon:
why are u freting?
If the Igbos in ss say yes to Biafra in a referendum, then they will come with us. If they say no (which is impossible) then nothing spoil.
What i dont buy is a non Igbo like you( a bloody uncircumcised gentile ) telling us that our brothers in the ss wont go with us.
Are you their mouthpiece?

Dummy!!, there is no igbo in the SS!!!

chrisbaba1:



I think they are a morw enlightened group, less sentimental in their approach as you can deduce from the ex militants support for buhari admitting their "son" has failed them.... They want growth regardless of who brings it..... And as I have constantly found out, they don't buy into the biafra vision, they will rather stand alone. .... Honestly the only reason SE is holding on to them by force is in anticipation of sharing the crude oil resource from their land and they know this well just like everyone is aware..... SE only cares about themselves and everyone again knows this....

Do u knw why d militant claim they will support buahri??
Amnesty tell buahri to remove and see Hw strong their support is
If Igbo succesfully break away
Is either ND join them or remain on their away from Nigeria..

cheruv:

the Sobo and Bini people thinks we've forgotten how they ratted and massacred our Anioma brothers in 1967
when the time comes, our troops would avenge the cries of Anioma land

Lols, noise makers, just like ojukwu was bragging foolishly, and I quote " I do believe war is coming, I believe war is imminent, when it does come, then the people on the other side will be surprised as to what they will get"....hahahahahahahhahaha
3 years Later all their properties, even in their own states was taken from them, they were all in an encampment under the mercy of the federal troops but because they didn't want to wipe out the igbo race, the allowed them stay in hunger until their leader ran away and the sensible Ibibio man Phillip Effiong apologised for peace to reign.


If not for Effiong's nobility and sensibility, by now, maybe igbos won't be existing again and we for hear word!!! Because arrogance and foolish pride of Ojukwu would have lead to the complete annihilation of the igbo race.

Thank God this didn't happen because not all igbos share that foolish gene.

HzRF:

Do u knw why d militant claim they will support buahri??
Amnesty tell buahri to remove and see Hw strong their support is
If Igbo succesfully break away
Is either ND join them or remain on their away from Nigeria..

That amnesty is like a sick person on wheel chair, you can't say he should stand up nd start running, you have to provide walking stick first. ... I believe if they see profound development in their region, the govt can begin to reduce the huge capital poured into the program.... For now they deserve it because they give the oil nd have too little to show for it..... Their cause is very very rational....

What evidence proves to you that Nigeria is not one?

The elections were heavily rigged in Igboland does not reflect the will of the Igbo people, so you should not take too much inference about igbo views from the results of flawed polls.

HzRF:

^{I hope so but Nigeria is not 1.THIS election proves it I don't need tales dax d fact}

sammyj:
They said they are not Nigerians and want to go their separate ways. My question to them is why they interfare in the last concluded national election if this guys are not confuse set of people. !!!

You reason like a fool

CHM11:

Eyah and how many million igbos died the last time you guys tried this? You guys ended up in your small encampment in enugu begging for international attention and help, hungry, weak and cut off.
Foolish people dieing like goats because of greed. The man who blindfully lead your army ran away to another country after begging and sending Phillip Effiong to reconcile with Gowon while Obasanjo stood behind Effiong.

What were Gowon's words again
Oh I remember, he said "this is a victory for common sense"!!!!.....


The man who lead millions of igbos to die foolishly in the war didn't die himself, he ran away to seek assylum outside Nigeria. When given pardon, he came back to marry an ex-beauty queen that has been fVcked black and blue by a FFK, a man whom even his yoruba people don't hold in high regards used and dumped a lady and that's the lady your leader see fit as wife.....eeeeeew... What else do we expect froma coward, even the igbos who died are more courageous than that imp who ran away....





Now I have talked....you guys can start puking!!!!

***yawns*
thank God he knows SS Igbos would leave him behind

CHM11:

Lols, noise makers, just like ojukwu was bragging foolishly, and I quote " I do believe war is coming, I believe war is imminent, when it does come, then the people on the other side will be surprised as to what they will get"....hahahahahahahhahaha
3 years Later all their properties, even in their own states was taken from them, they were all in an encampment under the mercy of the federal troops but because they didn't want to wipe out the igbo race, the allowed them stay in hunger until their leader ran away and the sensible Ibibio man Phillip Effiong apologised for peace to reign.


If not for Effiong's nobility and sensibility, by now, maybe igbos won't be existing again and we for hear word!!! Because arrogance and foolish pride of Ojukwu would have lead to the complete annihilation of the igbo race.

Thank God this didn't happen because not all igbos share that foolish gene.

as a Sobo boy,how many crack troops would be needed to conquer Soboland

for me, 12000 is enough

CHM11:


Dummy!!, there is no igbo in the SS!!!

punk! There are.

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Eyepencil:
You reason like a fool

CHM11:

Why do you sound so scared and insecure of the biafran dream.....is it because the truth is painful and obvious?

Eastherbunny:
They should just go, all this hate against them is too much even though they caused some.

are u better then any average Biafran citizen close to you. In the voice of the Oba of lagos... Let the lagoon be your abode.

Austin4lif:
are u better then any average Biafran citizen close to you. In the voice of the Oba of lagos... Let the lagoon be your abode.

arrogant bastard .


all your family will end up in Atlantic ocean drowned .