lawanson44:


Ok...but not until it takes your own head and the head of some of your family members.

@topic....I ike the momentum this thing is gathering. This was how it started in Libya. What happened to Gaddafi will be a joke compared to what will happen to the Daura Dullád

the people who want buhari is x10 d ppl agitating for biafra

Optimixim:
your northern nama's are already dealing with the zone. we need not make any additional rumble. your presidential bokoharam you guys initiated are doing what you want. God help our peaceful request amen. Jehovah chukwu abiama za anyi ekpe biko. iseee!!!

Boko haram is gradually going extinct.

abduljabbar4:


Im from planet Venus

Jokes apart, even if you are from delta state, any state that is not dominated by ibos cannot join biafra

Aaboki, the whole delta state won't join biafra, only the Igbo speaking areas.

I dont d FG government has done by putting this man in prison, they r making him more popular. That is how Nelson Mandela conquered apatheid.

FisifunKododada:


e pain am I see the truth is bitter in your mouth.

I called u stupidd because ur stupidd, has nothing to do with pains.

Optimixim:
oremi. Iyala iyai idiot

paddy mi..oti wor wayre o. I dey tok to u?

Horlufemi:


Has any body from south west ever said they hate gej? Your fallacy ehn....thick well well.

Yoruba's stood for good governance nothing more nothing less.

Before you insult me.

Think about what I just said.

Yoruba voted d military dullård dictator for good governance?

Onukwu make we hear word.

IlekeHD:


We are. how can you be shouting biafra and not be moving back to biafrland?

God punish una if you don't start moving soon

Hia, abeg don't deceive urself.

Biafra has nothing to do with igbos coming back home.

Abagworo:
Please Ndi Aba don't close down your business for PDP politicians. They already have means of takung care of their families while they want you to shut down yours.

This has no connection to pdp politicians. The people are finally tired, we have tried, 45 years of oppression n marginalization.

Interesting conversations. Im yoruba & dont mind d igbos leaving, along wt any other SS states dt might want to join them. Its however not wise for d rest of us Nigerians to split up. Our population is our strength. We can renegotiate our leadership structure & give ourselves targets and a timeline for disintegration (.i.e. do it d sensible way wt d least disruptions & ill feeling) if dts what we want.

Or we just rotate powers and each region has their distinct identity, like d french & english in canada. I strongly believe Nigeria would be a much better country together (and merely a geographical construct like awolowo said) dn a bunch of smaller countries.

chuna1985:



Hia, abeg don't deceive urself.

Biafra has nothing to do with igbos coming back home.

So it has to do with becoming foreigners?

hansad:


Lol,

Who renamed Goodluck Jonathan as clueless? It is the people of southwest.

Who renamed Goodluck Jonathan as Ogogoro man? It is the people of southwest.

Who renamed Goodluck Jonathan the most inept president? It is the people of southwest.

How else do you define hate for Jonathan as was demonstrated by people of the southwest?

Yoruba people hated GEJ with pleasure.

prof12:



You are the most clueless and stupid Yoruba person I have ever come across.
I doubt if you are really Yoruba.

So because he wants self determination where Yoruba will take control of their resources n form their nation .......he's now stupidd n clueless

Yoruba people don't cease to amaze me

t2luv1:


They aren' going no where. They can shout all they want. I dont think they have told their people in Festac/Amuwo Odofin area what deal is. They may have to abandon their million naira houses and investment for the good of Biafria. They are just a bunch of noisey neighbours.

For every shop or market we have built in s waste, we have returned the investment triple fold n we will not lose dem if dis nation divides.

If it comes to that, we will burn all those houses as we leave. Yoruba can never take our stuffs for free.

Greedy people, dats wat happens wen Hausa is the one ruling. Igbo's always looking for false power. In unity there is power

IlekeHD:


So it has to do with becoming foreigners?

Biafra is a true home land for the igbos, it has nothing to do with returning home. If u visit any country on this planet, u will see a union of igbos there. We are known to be constant travellers that move around to gain more grounds n do business.

chuna1985:



This has no connection to pdp politicians. The people are finally tired, we have tried, 45 years of oppression n marginalization.

The military oppressed and marginalized ALL OF US. And there are not just 3 tribes in Nigeria. Also since d 15 yrs of democracy, d hausas have only ruled for 2 & a half years. who is marginalizing who?

The igbos were d ones dt derailed dis country into tribal bloodshed and coups just 6 years into our independence because of impatience and greed. Now ur doing it again, 15 yrs into our new democracy because of impatience and greed. Its true history ALWAYS repeats itself. I always wonder abt our trajectory, where we wld have bn & what d country wld have bn like wtout dt 1st coup.

FisifunKododada:


Wrong. Obasanjo is the best Civilian president we have had so far. He paid of Nigerians debt after over 30 years and suppressed that Boko Haram nonsense. Under GEJ Boko Haram became emboldened.

Obasanjo ke Guy abeg abeg e don do. Respect urself

EasternLion:


■Group marches in Aba, vows to shut down city Monday

FROM: OKEY SAMPSON, ABA

Members of Indigenous People of Bi­afra (IPOB) on yesterday protested round the major streets of Aba, the commercial hub of Abia State over the continued detention of their leader, Nnamdi Kanu of the Radio Bi­afra fame with a vow to shot down the city on Monday. This was in de­fiance of the warning of the Inspector General of Police, Solomon Arase for the group to discon­tinue its violent protests across the South East.

The IGP had in a statement issued through the Spokes­person of the force, Olabisi Kolawole warned that the group should stop its protest as information suggested that members of IPOB were plan­ning to use dangerous weap­ons during its protest in some of the southeast states of the country.

The protest which started as early as 7.00am saw mem­bers of IPOB march peace­fully through the streets of Aba in their thousands, carrying Biafran flags, flex bearing the image of their detained leader and chanting solidarity songs.

They also carried placards some of which called on the Federal Government and other International bodies to come to their assistance in order to help them achieve a sovereign state of Biafra and the release of their leader, Kanu.

Sunday Sun gathered that as early as 7am the pro­testers had assembled at a location near Ariaria Inter­national market where they were at initial stage pre­vented from taking off by a combined team of Police and other security agencies.

However, between 11am and 12noon, members of IPOB re-grouped and went round Ariaria International market with a bell warning that the market would close for business on Monday for a proposed mega rally, stress­ing that anybody that would defy the order would be seen as anti Biafra.

After beating the security web, the group around noon took off from a different lo­cation to match along major streets of Aba, including Faulks road, Aba-Owerri, Aba-Ikot Ekpene among oth­er places, causing gridlock.

The group before heading back to town made a stop­over in front of the office of the Nigerian Television Authority, NTA channel 6 Aba, located along the Aba- Ikot Ekpenne road. They were however prevented by the police to get close to the gate of the national televi­sion where they had wanted to voice out reasons for their peaceful protest.

Some of the protesters who spoke to our reporter said that they decided to em­bark on the protest as a mark of respect for their leader, Kanu who they said has been incarcerated by the federal government and was refused to be granted bail despite the peaceful path that he (Kanu) and other members of the group have chosen to let the world know the level of marginalization and dehu­manization the southeast and south-south states have suf­fered even when they were the gooses that lay the eggs other parts of the country are enjoying today.

“Look at the deplorable nature of our roads. Water in the south-south especially the oil producing states and communities have been pol­luted. Are we talking about gas flaring that is going on in these states? Farmers are not planting again because their farmlands are no longer pro­ducing. Poverty is eating up the people whose resources is being used to sustain the economy of the country.

“We have said it and we are going to continue saying it that we are tired of being part of the country called Ni­geria where things go wrong and when you ask questions, people will call for your head. This is just the beginning of the struggle and we shall con­tinue to push further until our leader (Kanu) is released and until the dream of our fore­fathers for the actualization and realization of a sovereign state of Biafra is realised. It is not going to come through a violent means, but a non-violent one; our forefathers have fought the war that we are supposed to fight, so any person thinking that Biafra is going to come through violent means is just wasting his or her precious time”, one of the protesters said.

Soldiers and policemen were stationed at strategy lo­cations of the city, but it was not clear whether there was any clash between the secu­rity agents and the protesters.

Abia State Police Public Relations Officer, PPRO DSP Ezekiel Udeviotu Onyeke could not be reached for com­ments, but a senior police of­ficer who wouldn’t want to be named said the presence of the police was to forestall any possible breakdown of law and order in the city.

http://sunnewsonline.com/new/biafra-protest-rages-in-south-east/




Cc: Lalasticlala, u sure say dem fit shut down Aba?

my south south ppl shouldn't join dis generation cald IGBOs they are not trust worthy

chuna1985:


Biafra is a true home land for the igbos, it has nothing to do with returning home. If u visit any country on this planet, u will see a union of igbos there. We are known to be constant travellers that move around to gain more grounds n do business.

Now you're making stories about not wanting to go back to Biafra? Are there no opportunities there for you not to go back?

Visit any country, you'll see a union of Yorubas, yet Yorubas would rather stay in their region in Nigeria.

Go to Europe, Central America , North America, South America, Asia....... Yorubas dey there.

chuna1985:


Yoruba voted d military dullård dictator for good governance?
Onukwu make we hear word.

Wisdom, my friend wisdom.
Humanity get issues.
Its ur cup of tea sha.

chuna1985:



Hia, abeg don't deceive urself.

Biafra has nothing to do with igbos coming back home.

Of course igbos dont need to go bk home. Their citizenship will be rescinded and they will be asked to apply for work visas or residence permits. As long as they do legal business (dt our pple cant provide) and pay their taxes, we dont mind immigrants in yorubaland. Dont think theyll ever feel welcomed in d north though. But honestly dts d biafrans cross to bear.

janellemonae:


The military oppressed and marginalized ALL OF US. And there are not just 3 tribes in Nigeria. Also since d 15 yrs of democracy, d hausas have only ruled for 2 & a half years. who is marginalizing who?

The igbos were d ones dt derailed dis country into tribal bloodshed and coups just 6 years into our independence because of impatience and greed. Now ur doing it again, 15 yrs into our new democracy because of impatience and greed. Its true history ALWAYS repeats itself. I always wonder abt our trajectory, where we wld have bn & what d country wld have bn like wtout dt 1st coup.

Oh, u northerners are now complaining thag u ruled for only 2.5 years in d last 16 years, chisos. Wen u people ceased power from 1983 till 1999 n ruled alone, u didn't complain.

What of igbos that have not ruled Nigeria for 45 years

Nigeria first co up attempt didn't happen in 1966, inform urself.

There was no coup in 1996, all that happened was a cleansing of Nigerian leaders who were corrupt., it has happened several places like Ghana.

If it were a coup, why didn't the coup plotters go for the seat of government In a coup, u swoop in first to the nations capital to secure d seat of government which Nzeogwu never did.


I can only call u a foooool if u didn't notice thaf buhari have over 45 political appointments till now and none was given to d igbos, ur a foool if that seemed right to u, now more n more igbos are keying into the biafra stuff because of marginalization n ur here talking nonsense.

hansad:




Listen Fearmonger,

Biafra can never be like South Sudan. It shall be a Biafra where Resourse Control reigns, a Biafra of fiscal federalism. A Biafra where oil proceeds shall not go to develop Abakaliki or Nsukka while Yenagoa, Portharcourt or Oron remains impoverished and wrecked by pollution - as it is with Nigeria.

Payment for oil pollution in any country depends on who is in power in the country. While a foreign oil company pays peanuts for pollution in the Nigerdelta - because Arewa controllers of Nigeria do not care - the same foreign company must be forced to pay billions of Dollars for similar pollution in another foreign country where the government cares for the areas polluted.

Hey. u should have read ma previous post. wasnt referring 2 d biafran country.

dacovajnr:
Which country will suffer?..Biafra land would be south sudan alagba!

Read previous post before u comment. Nt biafra.

janellemonae:


Of course igbos dont need to go bk home. Their citizenship will be rescinded and they will be asked to apply for work visas or residence permits. As long as they do legal business (dt our pple cant provide) and pay their taxes, we dont mind immigrants in yorubaland. Dont think theyll ever feel welcomed in d north though. But honestly dts d biafrans cross to bear.

Igbos have leased peacefully in d north for over a century now, long before independence so staying again won't be a problem.

What will happen to us should not be ur problem, ur major concern shuld be how Yoruba will be left alone to live with the Hausa parasites wen we are gone.

salisy:
Good!!! This is a welcome development, intensify your crusade and struggle, we want you out of our Nigeria asap.
Advice: be peaceful in your hustles


Baba Buhari grant them Biafra, we are tired of their rants and cries

you better watch it..

Horlufemi:


Wisdom, my friend wisdom.

Humanity get issues.

Its ur cup of tea sha.

U mean voting d dullård na wisdom Lol

chuna1985:


I called u stupidd because ur stupidd, has nothing to do with pains.

check well no be me you reply to. But I see say he really pain you

IlekeHD:



Now you're making stories about not wanting to go back to Biafra? Are there no opportunities there for you not to go back?

Visit any country, you'll see a union of Yorubas, yet Yorubas would rather stay in their region in Nigeria.

Go to Europe, Central America , North America, South America, Asia....... Yorubas dey there.

Common lies. Yoruba people don't go out from their region, Yoruba migrants outside nigeria are very minimal, except for Yoruba settlers in south America during n after slavery

For every Yoruba man that travels out of nigeria, 3 or 4 igbos travel as well.

Igbos have unions down to "vilage" levels. Nsukks, Ngwo, Awgu, ogidi, etc have their separate unions abroad, I'm talking apart from the main general igbo union.

D igbos are well known for travelling to all places on earth. They are renowned for that.

simplisity:
I dont d FG government has done by putting this man in prison, they r making him more popular. That is how Nelson Mandela conquered apatheid.

Pls do not compare nelson mandela to this guy. Mandelas purpose was just & he was praised all over d world for his nonviolence stance. This guy was fd wt a cache of weapons in a hotel room. Have u watched this guys videos? Its a rwandan call to genocide. For no reason. Or u think d CIA, MI6 & all other intelligence agencies have not listened to his rants? The world is smarter dn dt. They know manipulation when they see it.

chuna1985:



Common lies. Yoruba people don't go out from their region, Yoruba migrants outside nigeria are very minimal, except for Yoruba settlers in south America during n after slavery

For every Yoruba man that travels out of nigeria, 3 or 4 igbos travel as well.

Igbos have unions down to "vilage" levels. Nsukks, Ngwo, Awgu, ogidi, etc have their separate unions abroad, I'm talking apart from the main general igbo union.

D igbos are well known for travelling to all places on earth. They are renowned for that.

A simple research will do you a bit of good.

I can tell that you're very untraveled.