QuotaSystem:
"NAIJ.com gathered that the British High Commissioner to Nigeria, Paul Arkwright stated that the United Kingdom is behind one and indivisible Nigeria."

"He noted that the unity of Nigeria should not be negotiable, stressing that the country will be better under one umbrella"

tollyboy5:


https://www.naij.com/1098162-biafra-agitation-suffers-a-major-setback-britain-nigeria-break-up.html

BMedia:
This means several things:

1. The US is also in support of one Nigeria because the UK and the US are long standing allies that never go against one another, especially on issues of sovereignty.

2. The UK and US are the most powerful members of the UN with veto powers, so a UN sponsored/supervised referendum is out of the question; it's just not happening.

3. In the event of military engagement in the quest for biafra, the UK and US will be on Nigeria's side again and defend her sovereignty (through sale of weapons or outright participation in the melee) like they did in 1967.

4. The Nigerian government now has even more impetus to prosecute and punish Nnamdi Kanu, a Briton, with this renewed UK support for an indivisible Nigeria.

5. The IPOB propaganda to paint Nigeria in bad light through fraudulent claims so as to gain the sympathy / support of the international community, has failed woefully.

What a sad day for the Liepods.

farouk0403:


African cannot be united, African leaders are power drunken.


Unlike the U.S.A, Africans have different culture and tribes, our way of reasoning will never be thesame.

Common example is Nigeria with over 200 tribes and each tribe want their tribeman to rule.

tollyboy5:


https://www.naij.com/1098162-biafra-agitation-suffers-a-major-setback-britain-nigeria-break-up.html

BMedia:
This means several things:

1. The US is also in support of one Nigeria because the UK and the US are long standing allies that never go against one another, especially on issues of sovereignty.

2. The UK and US are the most powerful members of the UN with veto powers, so a UN sponsored/supervised referendum is out of the question; it's just not happening.

3. In the event of military engagement in the quest for biafra, the UK and US will be on Nigeria's side again and defend her sovereignty (through sale of weapons or outright participation in the melee) like they did in 1967.

4. The Nigerian government now has even more impetus to prosecute and punish Nnamdi Kanu, a Briton, with this renewed UK support for an indivisible Nigeria.

5. The IPOB propaganda to paint Nigeria in bad light through fraudulent claims so as to gain the sympathy / support of the international community, has failed woefully.

What a sad day for the Liepods.

franchizy:
This is a welcome development. Igbos and kanu are criminal, terorists, fraudsters and enemies of the state.

Britain should prevail on the FG to execute kanu now and shot at sight any ipob caught with Biafra flag or emblem.

Even ojokwu is laughing at the Igbos right at his grave.

We remain one Nigeria and united.

2kaybiel:
if ipob had used wisdom in their quest to secede, no country can say what britain is saying

wizzyrich:
Britain ain't God

Anyihumble:
Evil people. You people created this evil blood sucking monster called Nigeria. May God punish you and your support for one Nigeria.

2kaybiel:
if ipob had used wisdom in their quest to secede, no country can say what britain is saying

mandax:



A foreigner makes a political pronouncement about your country. You are happy. Why then did Britain leave the EU, if not for the fact that the EU makes major pronouncements about how the UK should be and be governed?

If not that you are a born PARASITE, you should have been angry that a foreigner is wading into your country.

saintandsinnerz:

Why are you all hypocrites fighting tooth and nail to prevent the Igbos from leaving Nigeria? I thought you people hate them so much, why are you insisting that they remain in Nigeria? One would have thought that other ethnic groups in Nigeria will be happy seeing the people they hate so much to leave Nigeria, but reverse is the case. Are you gaining anything from Igbos remaining in Nigeria?

wizzyrich:
Britain ain't God

wizzyrich:
Britain ain't God

Iceberg3:


word. God will punish them big time...shebi scotland referadum is coming again. this time,they are gonna take that decision and get the 4k off that goddamm britain arssho!

thunda faya this brits..


meanwhile just take a look at fellow zoogerians below tufiakwaaa

nnamdikanu

BMedia:


1. Most Nigerians don't mind if ibos leave Nigeria (it's not as if they contribute anything significant to the national purse; they produce less than 4% of crude oil), but what Nigerians will never accept is ibos trying to leave with more than their 5 states where they're the majority, and attempting to force the SS to go with them because of their oil wealth and access to the ocean.

2. Most Ibos voted Jonathan to rule a united Nigeria till 2019... how come in 2016 they suddenly want to break the country?

Did I hear you mention hypocrisy?

Search yourself for the honest answer to the above question and you will understand why certain Nigerians are against the Ibo secession at this time.

P.S nobody hates ibos, but everyone else detests fraudulent recalcitrant liepods and their ipob antics.

BMedia:


1. Most Nigerians don't mind if ibos leave Nigeria (it's not as if they contribute anything significant to the national purse; they produce less than 4% of crude oil), but what Nigerians will never accept is ibos trying to leave with more than their 5 states where they're the majority, and attempting to force the SS to go with them because of their oil wealth and access to the ocean.

2. Most Ibos voted Jonathan to rule a united Nigeria till 2019... how come in 2016 they suddenly want to break the country?

Did I hear you mention hypocrisy?

Search yourself for the honest answer to the above question and you will understand why certain Nigerians are against the Ibo secession at this time.

JustinSlayer69:


You are either blind or confused...or BOTH.


1. Which country are you talking about? Biafra / Nigeria? You guys aren't sure.

2. Secession is never encouraged by international law. Check Morocco, China and Sudan. The secessionists were largely ignored by the international community.

3. Where did you see my joy?

Here's a hanky, wipe your tears and tell your mum to change your diaper(s). It's full.