Softmeat:


SS want recognition and development in Nigeria which PMB and Nigerians are ready to give.
We will also make them the third strongest tribe after yorubas..

it will so shock you SEasterners

Softmeat:


SS want recognition and development in Nigeria which PMB and Nigerians are ready to give. We will also make them the third strongest tribe after yorubas.. it will so shock you SEasterners

Victorvexz:

U are also entitled to ur opinion. Let the disintegration come and see wonders u will never believe. Believe me

blues20:

And how is it related to this thread? Why the convulsion on this thread? If South South gets the supposed development from Federal Government, we will be happy, cuz its good for all Nigerians. See, no need to be jittery.... Igboid tribe spilled into South South, and this are facts you cannot dispute. Inogo.

Softmeat:


when the time comes and they show you the exit, don't go.. Good thing they are more ruthless. not just chest beaters.
keep deluding yourself you hear

blues20:

Hmmn- its easy to make noise online. But why are you even pouring threats after threats? Na who wan fight for this 21st century? Guy you no get work'o. hehehh Mumu.

Softmeat:


na you no get work, you keep disturbing my mentions to do attache by force with SS.
I've said my own. The joke is on you now

Bye

samincredible44:
we want Biafra and dats all

blues20:

This yoruba guy, wetin be your problem again? I'm very sure you did not go through the thread in the first place. And how do you mean "see wonders?" Will you be in Oshobo and be speaking for an Igboid clan in Omuma, Igbo-Etche etc on where to belong should incase Nigeria divides? Why are you guys like this? Anyway, this thread is not about disintegration, or whatever your diobolical mind is cooking. Don't expect further replies from me..

blues20:

Well I'll let you go on this thread, cuz I'm the author and would not want it derailed..... but don't expect me to civil with you next time. I'll be very ruthless with you. You can check my signature to get a glimpse of my character. I'm very objective but wild at the same time. In the first place, this thread never mentioned South South, but your jittery unsecured person still had to drag her in, to derail the thread. Please keep off. Don't expect any further reply.

Softmeat:


speak for yourself alone

SS struggle is different from SE.. get your eyez off SS oil cos you won't get it.
Take your 5 SE states alone and see if Nigeria won't free you guys today today

Xflint:

oooh i see.... HauseYoruba

Xflint:

oooh i see.... HauseYoruba

samincredible44:
we want Biafra and dats all

blues20:

Hmmn- its easy to make noise online... Guy you no get work'o. hehehh ****.

Justiceleague1:

do the needul

blues20:

Well I'll let you go on this thread, cuz I'm the author and would not want it derailed..... but don't expect me to be civil with you next time. I'll be very ruthless with your kind. You can check my signature to get a glimpse of my character. I'm very objective but wild at the same time. In the first place, this thread never mentioned South South, but your jittery unsecured person still had to drag her in, to derail the thread. Please keep off. Don't expect any further reply.

blues20:

Don't forget that their are Igbos indigenous to South South....if Nigeria should disintgrate, they have the right to choose where they belong.
As for the bold, that is stale news. Who oil epp? Do you own one oil well now as we speak? Stop making noise with oil, oil oil as if that is what a nation needs to thrive.

blues20:
Who presidency or vp epp? Abeg make we see road. We will get it right this time.

Develpeast:


please kindly continue talking and I am reading. please for the last time, do not reply them.

I am trying to organise something big about your line of thought which I have conceived for more than a year now. I have gotten some good minds here, of which we have discussed at length but we need more people to push with us so that we can consolidate our efforts from different state.

we are even looking at a bigger picture with what you have highlighted as elements of the big plan. if we can push further and have the people on our side. we can achieve more than we are even envisaging.

please, continue spilling out very good thoughts and stop replying people.

to other igbos here, please spill your thoughts and let's get something solid and not just typing.


please again continue.

Develpeast:
To all non-igbos in this thread. I know its a normal thing we argue and bash other people's tribe. I have seen quite a number here but please kindly postpone it to some other thread which will be more interesting to bash each other.

To the igbos, please let's discuss

blues20:

Thanks for the nudge back to track. These guys are hard to ignore..... I'm on your side.

ThumbzTNA:
Ignore the Afonja. their plan has failed


Personally I think the south east are in a position where they can produce the President in the 2019 election cos of 2 combined factors.

1. Buhari is failing woefully and Nigerians need someone who is business inclined naturally to manage Nigeria in a time of dwindling oil revenues. if we Igbo can sell ourselves as capable of handling Nigeria as a Mr

2. The south west are in need of a new political friend since their latest escapade with the North exploded in their faces. We can woe them to support us to spite the North and win back the loyalty of the south

LordAdam:
I'm not Igbo, but from the SS.

IMHO, and if it counts for something, Igbos should look inwards in 2019.

Develop Igboland and forget the center for now.

Igboland is not that big, is dense, has the necessary resources and capital. So, the stage is ripe to develop the region, and turn it into an economic behemoth.

The SS is getting a $10b fund from Buhari and a negotiation team led by Clark with the US involved, because there is oil in the ground.

The SW is a force because of Lagos.

If the SE wants to be heard, you guys should set the usual intra-ethnic strife aside for a few years and key into turning the SE around.

I've noticed the industrious nature of the Igbos first hand. Just five years--2017 to 2022--and the music will change.

-Lord