iamblisz:
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SuperStiker:

If you are smart enough you will see through what Sanusi said.
They will not let Lagos go just like that, they believe that Nigeria has invested so much in Lagos.

Ngozi123:
Once we get our independence, the Yorubas and Hausas can do whatever ever they like. All the best to them.

CltrAltDel:
[[s]quote author=SuperStiker post=49119636]
From the recent statement made by the emir of Kano that Nigeria needs Lagos more than the Niger Delta, it is becoming clearer that the north will not let go of Lagos like that if Nigeria breaks.

I can understand why Yorubas get so uneasy when the talk of breaking Nigeria comes up.

There will be fierce battles for the control of Lagos which would leave the city in ruins like Syria.

The northerners have threatened that they will take Ofa in addition to Ilorin now they also need Lagos.

I will not be surprised if one prominent northerners gets up tomorrow to warn Yorubas that the north will take Lagos with them should Nigeria break.[/s]

If you are smart enough you will see through what Sanusi said.
They will not let Lagos go just like that, they believe that Nigeria has invested so much in Lagos.
What an irony. ..hope you are smart enough to undesrtand my comment

bbmpin:
Nigerians
stop wasting your time, this country will never divide, i don't even see it happening in 100years time self

go and read the history of most countries that split and you will understand check how Belgium left france!

But i have a question tho! there is NO oil in the east! so how exactly do my Igbo brothers plan to generate revenue

SuperStiker:


If you are smart enough you will see through what Sanusi said.

They will not let Lagos go just like that, they believe that Nigeria has invested so much in Lagos.

SenatePresdo:
Dangote is even planning on building refinery (that is if he has not started building it) in Lagos.
And if Nigeria eventually disintegrate, northerners will fight bloody to take control of lagos if yorubas should try to obstruct them.
Mile 2 saga would be a kids play to compare what would happen then.

That Lagos is a no man's land is not just a mere saying, it's an obvious fact.
Which major tribe can the yorubas make go into hiding in lagos? Absolutely none!!

They will even be the one to deny their heritage in order to save their breath.

93xtr60r:


Whatever becomes of the Igbos shouldn't be your headache for Igbos success isn't dependent on crude oil or political posts.

Face your OduaArewanistan republic with your Fulani masters.

SenatePresdo:
Dangote is even planning on building refinery (that is if he has not started building it) in Lagos.
And if Nigeria eventually disintegrate, northerners will fight bloody to take control of lagos if yorubas should try to obstruct them.
Mile 2 saga would be a kids play to compare what would happen then.

That Lagos is a no man's land is not just a mere saying, it's an obvious fact.
Which major tribe can the yorubas make go into hiding in lagos? Absolutely none!!

They will even be the one to deny their heritage in order to save their breath.

iamblisz:


So you saying am not smart cause I refused to comment concerning what you posted. Am not gonna argue with you.
Anyway What ever happens to Lagos shouldn't be your problem, that is if you are a biafran, but if you are from the southwest then I guess it is.

SuperStiker:


Do you know that during that mile12 crisies, a yoruba man was able to save his life because he could speak hausa that's why he was not killed by the hausas.

This is getting really interesting.

Sanusi's message was actually a coded warning to the Yorubas that they cannot let Lagos go like that.

SuperStiker:


The problem here is that Igbos need Lagos too, we never knew the hausa/fulani also needed Lagos.

Only God knows the kind of battles that will take place for the control of Lagos should Nigeria split.

FlyoruB:
In the same vein, whatever becomes of Yorubas or Yorubaland shouldn't be Igbos headache. Tell that to your blockheaded brother than opened this thread.

SuperStiker:


The problem here is that Igbos need Lagos too, we never knew the hausa/fulani also needed Lagos.

Only God knows the kind of battles that will take place for the control of Lagos should Nigeria split.

FlyoruB:


At this rate you go soon run mental enter market. The way you are ejaculating all over Sanusi's statement like a one-minute man so, e pass be careful. Something is really wrong with you people. Why don't you leave Sanusi to say what you are ascribing to him first, why this desperation You people should be thinking of ways to develop Enugu for instance into a first-class city/state so that Sanusi can also praise una, instead you dey chase wetin no lost. Odiegwu for you oooo. Smh.

93xtr60r:


Frustrated Oblong conehead, Lagos isn't your father’s property. Face OduaArewanistan republic and leave Igbos out of your frustrations.

You need must go back to your Oshogbo enclave and stop patronising Lagos for Lagosians.

finalboss1:
shut up nd shut up again... was born in lagos ... dont say what you don't know ....you shuld do sm research abt Lagos... before using those ur filthy thumbs to type rubbish ..

93xtr60r:


Whatever becomes of the Igbos shouldn't be your headache; for Igbos success isn't dependent on crude oil or political posts.

Face your OduaArewanistan republic with your Fulani masters.

SuperStiker:


Do you know that during that mile12 crisies, a yoruba man was able to save his life because he could speak hausa that's why he was not killed by the hausas.

This is getting really interesting.

Sanusi's message was actually a coded warning to the Yorubas that they cannot let Lagos go like that.

FlyoruB:
You and your shameless Biafra zealots are the frustrated ones, else you won't open this sort of thread. Abi no be your brother open this thread? Wetin concern Lagos with Biafra?? ABi una no want Biafra again?? What a confused bunch of e-touts. Caution your fellow Biafran wey dey spit all over this forum about matter wey no concern am and leave Yorubas to handle their affairs.