CrazyMan:

Thanks for being able to reason with me on this issue.

jossyj:



and you prefer being a slave forever
check your lineage I'm very sure there's madness in your entire local gorvernment

Etogist:
You are not only a crazy man but a foolish man. Tell me one thing you have benefited as a Nigerian. You want us to remain in this damnable zoological republic. Tufiakwa! God forbid!

kponkedenge:
Biafaud must come, igbos must go shebi u people say Biafra wuld be beta dan dubai oya start going 2 ur erosion land.

CrazyMan:

Solution: We are all Nigerians so we should work towards the growth of this country. To my IPOB brothers, I will say sheath your swords. Don't waste your precious lives, MASSOB has followed that path, and today their members in jail are yet to get justice and those that lost their lives as a result of the struggle have been forgotten. If you die in this struggle you will be forgotten, your name wouldn't even be mentioned anywhere as a hero. Our leaders don't care, their kids are all abroad so when a stray bullet from a happy trigger policeman hits you, you're gone. No justice!

Anyi Ga-eme Mbaa Ka Ódi Ukwuu Ma Öbúrú Na Agbúrú Nille Ga Etikota Aka Rúó Órú Ma Gharakwa Ì Na-ata Ndi Ózó Uta Mgbe Ihe Mgberede Dakwasiri Anyi.E Kwenyerem Nigïria Ga Adikwa Ukwúú ÖZÖ.

Ishilove:
Fantastic writeup. Makes a whole lot of sense.

They want Biafra yet they cannot hold their own leaders accountable for the underdevelopment of the SE

CSTR2:
So it is my Igbo brothers that have not smelled the presidency that would resuscitate the EFCC to deal with criminal Igbo governors preying on a weak federal system?
It is my Igbo brothers that have not been president sine 1962 that would chart economic policies that would stimulate growth, devt and then create jobs, develop the country, create modern national transportation network that would create a cyclic chain of growth and development?
It is my Igbo brother that have not even gotten a chance at the presidency that would create a military industrial complex that would create jobs, increase GDP, and a strong industrial base?
The SE gets by far the least federal allocation in this country. What kind of possible serious development do you think those meagre funds can create?
The confab resolution that should give more powers to the state to create enough revenues for development was jettisoned by your president.
So, as much as the SE governors are very culpable, the problem is much deeper.

melzabull:
stop sounding myopic and abysmally silly. What are the remote causative factors that gave rise to the renewed agitation? Issues bordering on lopsidedness, deliberate regional neglect, political marginalisation, unequal representation etc etc

The fundamental issues are still begging to be addressed.

I ask again, who is afraid of equity, fairness and justice??

What

coolzeal:
[b]2015 index has shown that, South East has the highest level of human development and capital [/b]in Nigeria despite being denied from the scheme of things in all ramifications. Perhaps, until every Igbo man is killed then you will realize how important it is to glamour for Biafra. So, spare me with your bad leadership bull craps and one Nigeria hypocritical campaign speech. Nigeria is a failed state and we want out..

CSTR2:
The leadership in the SE is a byproduct of the Nigerian system.
Every single inch of that country is governed by terrible leaders.

MaziOmenuko:


Please, which of the oil producing states are you going to drag into the Biafra? You campaigns for the rights for a group to determine where they belong, Rivers State, Delta, Akwa ibom also has a right to determine where to belong and as it is, they are staying put in Nigeria; are toy planning to drag them alongside with you even against their wish?

It is glaringly obvious that you are hoping to sustain the Biafra in your mind with oil from states in Nigeria.

Lol...I laugh at your myopic thinking.

EUROBOMBER:
@CrazyMan, God bless you. More of us should continue to speak out before people start mistaking IPOB for Igbos.

IPOB is a cult and should be dealt with by the government.

What we need in Igboland is good governance that's all, not Biafra.


These eediots shouting Biafra everywhere cannot tell you categorically and mathematically how and what this Biafra would look like and how it would run.

How would they provide jobs for the massive army of unemployed Igbo youths if Biafra is declared today?

How will they pay salaries?

How will they provide power, good water and all that assuming Biafra starts today?

Who is their foreign ally? They are busy cursing Britain and others!

Who are your local allies? Everybody should get lost, Biafra can survive, we can do it!

These IPOB people are very daft animals I tell you.

You are just ranting as if everything is going well in Nigeria..

Has Nigeria able to provide Jobs for the unemployed No

Has Nigeria able to pay salaries to workers without owing them a penny ?? no.. Rome is not built in a Day .. So when Biafra comes .. Everyone will know it will not be built in one day.. So stop all this hate and reason with ur common sense...

Duru1:



From the above rant of an ant, it is clearly you do not understand the relationship between leadership and nation state. It is garbage in garbage out. You cannot arrive at good leadership with a zoo such as Nigeria. Leadership does not make Nigerian society but the dysfunctional Nigerian society cranks out idiotic leadership. In order to even begin to think of good leadership, a change of scenery is absolute in order and in this case, it is disintegration of the zoo called Nigeria. Nigeria created Mallam Rochas Okorocha hence he is bent on keep Nigeria even in its dilapidated state. Any sudden move to Biafra or most admirable to me, Republic of Igbo land, will usher in new and young people that would not want Biafra or Igbo land republic to gravitate towards the state of Nigeria as it is today.

Mpanyi:
I wasted my time reading this. All I saw was fear of the unknown boldly written by somebody that is probably in comfort zone like many politicians from SE and beneficiaries of the present system.

How could talk about presidential election during OBJ regime that. was obviously rigged?

sukkot:
GEJ was your igbo brother na. abi why una dey cry for him ? you mean to tell me all this noise you igbos are making over gej and he is not one of you ? gej done use and dump una abi ? walahi this gej na real cunny man

CrazyMan:

Exactly my brother IPOB is an evil cult just like boko haram.

I wonder why the average igbo youth can't even reason. Even if Biafra is to become a reality, now is certainly not the time. Cos we aren't economically capable of shouldering the responsibilities and challenges we're definitely going to encounter.

Let our youths channel their aggression towards our leaders and demand for a better leadership in the south east.

Abagworo:
The truth is that when compared with their counterparts from other parts of the country, Southeast leaders have not performed badly. Also when one compares individual successes by zone Southeast also come tops. The major problem facing the Southeast is lack of federal presence.

What I expected Igbos to have done under Jonathan was demand for federal presence and not appointments. I equally expected Igbos to have met with Buhari prior to elections and demand federal infrastructure in the Southeast.

Igbos have not enjoyed the advantage of proximity to good infrastructure and it is impossible to develop these level of infrastructure with our meagre resources.

obailala:
But strangely, Igbos have always been an integral part of this 55 years of disastrous nationhood both at the federal level and especially at the state levels?... If these set of people in leadership could be disastrous when they answered Nigeria, what sort of fairy tale miracle will make them saints simply because they change name?... No doubt Nigeria is a british contraption, but you will agree with me that Igbos have also contributed a great deal to the dysfunctionality of this contraption called Nigeria....

Let us forget the federal and focus on the state levels, never has it been heard of since 1960 till date that federal allocations were not paid to Igbo states. So my brother, what did Igbo leaders do with the moneys?... If we had problems managing moneys at the local level, how then would changing of name make us any better?... Why can't these agitations be made against local Igbo leaders i.e. state governors, LGA chairmen, councillors, Senators, Reps and traditional rulers?... Why cant these street agitations be made to force the implementation of the national conference report?

Agitating to force the implementation of the conference report is a cause which both the SS and the SW and most parts of the NC would gladly support and join and in no time, we would be very close to achieving regionalism.

Whynotthetruth:


smh... 1)You accused of deciding for them and also went ahead to decide for them...Ever taken time to see how the protest is being championed by those States you listed? including Bayelsa?...Ask anybody that visited baysela within last week

2)Economy of Biafra isn't dependent solely on oil(which we have in Anambra, Imo, Abia etc)...because we have other mineral resources in abundance eg Granite, coal etc... coupled with entrepreneurial, and commercial ingenuity of Igbo as shown in Aba, Onitsha,etc or technological prowess of Nnewi etc...or agricultural product of Ebonyi, Anambra etc...

You need lots of growing up to do boy!!!...life isn't about oil alone...Nigeria is not better than Switzerland that has no oil...

Ishilove:
Fantastic writeup. Makes a whole lot of sense.

They want Biafra yet they cannot hold their own leaders accountable for the underdevelopment of the SE

Whynotthetruth:


smh... 1)You accused of deciding for them and also went ahead to decide for them...Ever taken time to see how the protest is being championed by those States you listed? including Bayelsa?...Ask anybody that visited baysela within last week

2)Economy of Biafra isn't dependent solely on oil(which we have in Anambra, Imo, Abia etc)...because we have other mineral resources in abundance eg Granite, coal etc... coupled with entrepreneurial, and commercial ingenuity of Igbo as shown in Aba, Onitsha,etc or technological prowess of Nnewi etc...or agricultural product of Ebonyi, Anambra etc...

You need lots of growing up to do boy!!!...life isn't about oil alone...Nigeria is not better than Switzerland that has no oil...

ikevin:
that misguided youths are carrying flags on the street does not represent the thoughts of the populace. You talked about diversification, how much of that have your SE governors done. You blame FG for everything.

Godsate:
One thing I notice about Igbo people is that majority of them lack what yoruba people call 'LAAKAYE'. Though, they are hard working, think that they are wise, argue a lot with their might and still funble at the end. Example is Biafra war and what just happened in just concluded last election. What igbo people need now is good leader that love his people.

This write up make sense no be small.