Zhirinovsky:
There is no Biafra without non Igbos Bro. I can't picture myself in a new country without the Efiks and ibibios,we are the same people. The ijaws too and other ethnicities in the ND. Together we can forge a nation on equity and. Fairness.
Biafra without the ibibios means that people like Gen.Phillip Effiong fought for nothing (God forbid).
It just pains me when some Niger Deltans say ill about their Igbo brothers and denounce Biafra. That was exactly what the people that divided the old eastern region wanted to achieve so that we can be so divided to challenge them.

the igbos will be scared of forming a new country with non igbos so as to avoid a repeat of the crisis of confidence as seen in the old eastern region. the igbos will also find it difficult to form an entity with them because the south south region is a volatile region peopled by educated, rich and arm strugglers. Infact the South South may have the upper hand and may end up leaving the new country -ie india, parkistan and bangaldesh
so the South South should fight for their interest which may include staying in Nigeria or forming their own country

Ekinematics:



I'm not in support of what the north and other regions have been doing.
Same way I'm not in support of Biafra.
Abua will never be part of your phantom biafra.
No single Abuan or Odual man will think like you.

You have said what you are not in support of. You have conspicuously left out what you are in support of. Sadly for you but in truth, you will not be the one to decide the future of Biafra. It will be decided by those who are willing to do the work. I know you are willing to do the talk from your assertions herein, so keep talking. Intime, a referendum would be conducted which will of course be because of those who are working, going to prison, hounded and arrested etc . You will be required only then to vote. In as much as I am comfortable with Biafra, I would like to ask you what plans you have for the Niger Delta/Abua.

ahaika23:


You have said what you are not in support of. You have conspicuously left out what you are in support of. Sadly for you but in truth, you will not be the one to decide the future of Biafra. It will be decided by those who are willing to do the work. I know you are willing to do the talk from your assertions herein, so keep talking. Intime, a referendum would be conducted which will of course be because of those who are working, going to prison, hounded and arrested etc . You will be required only then to vote. In as much as I am comfortable with Biafra, I would like to ask you what plans you have for the Niger Delta/Abua.

Don't quote a part of my comment.
Go read the full comment and quote appropriately

How does the issue cultism within Abua and its communities relate to this very topic of discussion? Tell me how does PDP and APC groomed cultist in Abua have anything to do with the North having higher number of legislatures in the Lower and Upper Chambers of the National Assembly and as such we can not effect any change in the status quo of our region by ourselves? You don't bring in the quarrel of a man and his wife when discussion on how to connect "light" to a community is being discussed. The Elders will all shout "sit down" in unison. Go and tell your politicians to stop funding those boys and protecting them. Betty Apiafi is not difficult to reach, if you have solutions to issues you can reach her easily as I have heard.

Also a point to note, a lot of the traders in our market at central are Igbos. Are you aware of that?

Ekinematics:



I'm not in support of what the north and other regions have been doing.
Same way I'm not in support of Biafra.
Abua will never be part of your phantom biafra.
No single Abuan or Odual man will think like you.

The constant cultism and communal clashes especially in emughan have not been fully resolved.
People both the old and young are deserting their villages eg Aminigboko and Owerewere, here you are talking biafra.
Betty Appiafi is just sitting there in the green chambers doing nothing.
Abua need to fix it's internal crisis.
I was expecting you to write a thread about Abua and it's people and the present restlessness in Abua (especially emughan), here you are clamouring for a phantom biafra.


Tell me how many Ipob youth here know Abua?
How many of them can point Abua on the map?
Some that even reside in our beloved Rivers State do not even know Abua.
Your identity is almost taken away from you and all you could do is clamour for biafra.
Just hide your face abeg.

Abuans both in Rivers State, Nigeria and the world at large will always remain Niger Deltans and will continue to fight the course of the SS.

ahaika23:
How does the issue cultism within Abua and its communities relate to this very topic of discussion? Tell me how does PDP and APC groomed cultist in Abua have anything to do with the North having higher number of legislatures in the Lower and Upper Chambers of the National Assembly and as such we can not effect any change in the status quo of our region by ourselves? You don't bring in the quarrel of a man and his wife when discussion on how to connect "light" to a community is being discussed. The Elders will all shout "sit down" in unison. Go and tell your politicians to stop funding those boys and protecting them. Betty Apiafi is not difficult to reach, if you have solutions to issues you can reach her easily as I have heard.

Also a point to note, a lot of the traders in our market at central are Igbos. Are you aware of that?

I guess you don't understand my point for bringing up all the things I wrote.
All I'm saying is that biafra is not an agitation of the SS.
We have our problems that needs to be addressed before it consumes us and biafra isn't one.
We in the delta have other issues that need to be addressed.

Biafra should keep their clamour for a nation within their territory. We can as well give you to them too.

Long Live the good people of Abua/Odual.
Long Live Rivers State.
Long Live Niger Delta.
Long Live South South.

Who are you? Niger Delta Lord, God, Deity or what? Bro are you aware the likes of Asari and Miss Ankio Briggs have come out openly to embrace Biafra? Did you believe the people who came for NK were behind the struggle all this while? Were you not amazed at the complete and total shutdown of Port Harcourt. Did you believe the massive followers this project is wielding? Your single unit self vote is all you have. While you are finding a solution to the restiveness in Abua which I'm not so sure about, Biafra is working out ferociously.

Ekinematics:



I guess you don't understand my point for bringing up all the things I wrote.
All I'm saying is that biafra is not an agitation of the SS.
We have our problems that needs to be addressed before it consumes us and biafra isn't one.
We in the delta have other issues that need to be addressed.

Biafra should keep their clamour for a nation within their territory. We can as well give you to them too.

Long Live the good people of Abua/Odual.
Long Live Rivers State.
Long Live Niger Delta.
Long Live South South.

Ekinematics:



I guess you don't understand my point for bringing up all the things I wrote.
All I'm saying is that biafra is not an agitation of the SS.
We have our problems that needs to be addressed before it consumes us and biafra isn't one.
We in the delta have other issues that need to be addressed.

Biafra should keep their clamour for a nation within their territory. We can as well give you to them too.

Long Live the good people of Abua/Odual.
Long Live Rivers State.
Long Live Niger Delta.
Long Live South South.

At the bolded, who do we have in the delta as you say that can work the work?

ahaika23:
How does the issue cultism within Abua and its communities relate to this very topic of discussion? Tell me how does PDP and APC groomed cultist in Abua have anything to do with the North having higher number of legislatures in the Lower and Upper Chambers of the National Assembly and as such we can not effect any change in the status quo of our region by ourselves? You don't bring in the quarrel of a man and his wife when discussion on how to connect "light" to a community is being discussed. The Elders will all shout "sit down" in unison. Go and tell your politicians to stop funding those boys and protecting them. Betty Apiafi is not difficult to reach, if you have solutions to issues you can reach her easily as I have heard.

Also a point to note, a lot of the traders in our market at central are Igbos. Are you aware of that?

We did a project in Omaraka years ago, with my then church. It was my early years..... I stayed in Okana before the end of the project. I'm currently residing in the East, but I still have a strong connection to Rivers state.

Probably because he does not travel he thinks everyone is also confined to their locale and as such ignorant of the world around them. That is the reason they become so full of themselves even when they have not seen anything out there.

mekuzi09:

We did a project in Omaraka years ago, with my then church. It was my early years..... I stayed in Okana before the end of the project. I'm currently residing in the East, but I still have a strong connection to Rivers state.

Ekinematics:



I guess you don't understand my point for bringing up all the things I wrote.
All I'm saying is that biafra is not an agitation of the SS.
We have our problems that needs to be addressed before it consumes us and biafra isn't one.
We in the delta have other issues that need to be addressed.

Biafra should keep their clamour for a nation within their territory. We can as well give you to them too.

Long Live the good people of Abua/Odual.
Long Live Rivers State.
Long Live Niger Delta.
Long Live South South.

It's not enough to scream the bold.

Cultism in ur community is an in house issue which should be resolved in house.

I know u are not for Biafra, good. And I want to believe what u crave for is for a restructured Nigeria where u have total control of ur destiny and resources, good.

I want to believe u came across a thread yesterday where the AGF made it known that restructuring of the country is an almost impossible mission. Of course u'll be needing 24 States to be able to amend the constitution to accommodate restructuring. Even if the entire south with 17 States agrees we still need 7 more states from the north to get the required number to amend the constitution. U and I know that that's definitely not going to happen.

So my question to u. Now that restructuring is never going to happen, what next? Do we continue with the status quo?

Cc: Ahaika23

Candyrain:


It's not enough to scream the bold.

Cultism in ur community is an in house issue which should be resolved in house.

I know u are not for Biafra, good. And I want to believe what u crave for is for a restructured Nigeria where u have total control of ur destiny and resources, good.

I want to believe u came across a thread yesterday where the AGF made it known that restructuring of the country is an almost impossible mission. Of course u'll be needing 24 States to be able to amend the constitution to accommodate restructuring. Even if the entire south with 17 States agrees we still need 7 more states from the north to get the required number to amend the constitution. U and I know that that's definitely not going to happen.

So my question to u. Now that restructuring is never going to happen, what next? Do we continue with the status quo?

Cc: Ahaika23

That is all they know how to say, long live Niger Delta, when infact we are not even alive. All they good at is all talks and zero action that can produce results. They are excellent at spelling out what they dislike but so lazy to go for what they prefer if at all they know what they want. That is why when I asked him questions his trap had to shut. People who are wise are aligning with the only hope out of the mess we're stuck in right now.

ahaika23:


That is all they know how to say, long live Niger Delta, when infact we are not even alive. All they good at is all talks and zero action that can produce results. They are excellent at spelling out what they dislike but so lazy to go for what they prefer if at all they know what they want. That is why when I asked him questions his trap had to shut. People who are wise are aligning with the only hope out of the mess we're stuck in right now.

It's quite pathetic that we still have young men who can't think and are so blinded by hate and bitterness. We all have a common problem, instead of discussing the way out, he's there ranting about something else which is irrelevant to the discussion at hand.

The writer of this piece is a complete unbiased mind.
The question I have always asked those who try to create a rift between the South South and South East is, and I quote "in the history of geography, has there been any thing like South South in the cardinal points of the earth? We have South, South East, South West, North, North West, North East and what have u. But there is nothing like South South in the geographical locations of the Earth. So how comes it is existing in Nigeria. Only a creation of the game of divide and rule.
South South and South East are the same. The only difference is in the making of the North but back here in our midst, we know that we are one. Moreover, the issue of Igbo dominance shouldn't play in the minds of anyone that might be termed a minority group because the Ibo man is void of we must rule mentality. The Ibo man is an industrious element who doesn't believe in surviving by the national cake. They are inspirational and manufacturers. They add more than they take in the building of their nation. The support giving president Goodluck Jonathan during his leadership tussle by the ibos is a clear indication of the oneness between the ibos and the rest of the BIAFRAN enclave.

And that is our problem here. We claim we know too much, are proud but don't have what it takes. I have known my people for so long and I am particularly not thrilled by our attitudes towards other people even towards our own so called brothers. We posit ourselves seeking for whom to pour out our misery on instead of seeking for a way out of it. That is why apart from those who are in the oil industry and government, you can harldy find successful Rivers people. It really beats me!

Candyrain:


It's quite pathetic that we still have young men who can't think and are so blinded by hate and bitterness. We all have a common problem, instead of discussing the way out, he's there ranting about something else which is irrelevant to the discussion at hand.

I read one report some time ago that Alsakans received as much as $900 a month stipends as a thank you, that is to say EACH Alaskan. Why us that not possible in the oil producing areas, is it enough that people like Emami ayiri are made elites, by making them stupendously wealthy, while the huge majority wallow in poverty and misery. Is that how you want it? Is that how to share wealth? We all know that as far as Nigeria is concerned, this country is bound to make far more money in her restructured form, than the sorry form she is, right now, but unfortunately the people who think that they own the country are not ready for that, what do you do, continue waiting? For how long? Till lizards grow beards? Or till fowls grow teeth? In one of Nnamdi Kanu's broadcast he said that if we all join hands we can achieve this goal and when it is achieved, the system in place will make it so that if the Niger Delta people want to drown themselves in thier oil wealth, it is not the business of the Central government. Now if Igbos some of you speak so vile about begin to use the ports in your land and pay taxes to your local governments, please tell me who stands to benefit? When you hear Lagos IGR, where do you think that money is comming from? Do they print money? Now imagine your own community receiving even half of that money every month, my brothers I tell you, you will be forced to insult that person that tells you to relocate to Europe.

Agumbankembu:
Malami swore no amount of agitations Nigeria can lead to restructuring.
Even if I drop the issue of Biafra, I want someone to stand up and say this is how we will press on till Nigeria is properly restructured.

People only remember Niger Delta and restructuring when they read Biafra and IPOB.

These are the same people that TU Face wanted to lead in protest, and others went behind to collect N500 to do "I stand with Buhari" on the same day.


Nigerians think they are doing me. Hehehe, more and more talents are leaving this country per day.

As for Niger Deltans that remember to pay allegiance to Niger Delta only when they hear Biafra, issa nice thing oh, continue.

what do u expect from a cow rearing fulani man called malami

ahaika23:

A lot of the people who insult you the Igbos online claiming to be from the Niger Delta are from other regions entirely. So what's the fuss about?

You are a disgrace to the Ijaw people for supporting Biafra. Go back to your history and find out why Boro declare the Niger Delta Republic, was not because the eastern region government were treating the Ijaws and the Niger Delta people badly or when they declared Biafra and they told the Niger Delta representative that we will always remain minority in Biafra.

tutudesz:

You are a disgrace to the Ijaw people for supporting Biafra. Go back to your history and find out why Boro declare the Niger Delta Republic, was not because the eastern region government were treating the Ijaws and the Niger Delta people badly or when they declared Biafra and they told the Niger Delta representative that we will always remain minority in Biafra.

Adaka Boro declared ND republic and had to face the central govt of them, not eastern Nigeria govt.
There was no way Ijaw was marginalized under Eastern Region.

Agumbankembu:


Adaka Boro declared ND republic and had to face the central govt of them, not eastern Nigeria govt.
There was no way Ijaw was marginalized under Eastern Region.

Google is your friend! He was many parts and different things to different people - a university students leader, a teacher, policeman and Nigerian army officer. An undergraduate student of chemistry and student union president at the University of Nigeria , Nsukka, he left school to lead an armed protest against the exploitation of oil and gas resources in the Niger Delta areas which benefitted mainly the federal
government of Nigeria and Eastern region with capital in Enugu and nothing was given to his Ijaw people. He believed that the people of the area deserved a fairer share of proceeds of the oil wealth. He formed the Ijaw Volunteer Force, an armed militia with members consisting mainly of his fellow Ijaw ethnic group. They declared the Niger Delta Republic on February 23, 1966 and gallantly battled the Federal forces for twelve days but were finally routed by the far superior Federal firepower. Boro and his compatriots were jailed for treason. However, the federal regime of General Yakubu Gowon granted him
amnesty on the eve of the Nigerian civil war in May 1967.
https://maxsiollun./2008/08/02/isaac-adaka-boro-and-niger-delta-militancy/

Agumbankembu:


Adaka Boro declared ND republic and had to face the central govt of them, not eastern Nigeria govt.
There was no way Ijaw was marginalized under Eastern Region.

Any Ijaw man who support Biafra is not a true Ijaw!! Some Igbo's were even insulting Ijaw leaders here and nobody said anything, can the Ijaws insult Nnamdi Kanu or any of their leaders here without all Igbo's defending them. Those supporting Biafra here are already been treated as second class.

tutudesz:

Any Ijaw man who support Biafra is not a true Ijaw!! Some Igbo's were even insulting Ijaw leaders here and nobody said anything, can the Ijaws insult Nnamdi Kanu or any of their leaders here without all Igbo's defending them. Those supporting Biafra here are already been treated as second class.

Pls which Igbos insult Ijaw leaders?

Agumbankembu:

Pls which Igbos insult Ijaw leaders?

go through yourself! Did they not insult Chief ek Clark?

ahaika23:
All Politicians are business men only interested in personal gains and profit. So when we talk about nationalists, they are automatically excluded!
The likes of Nnamdi Kanu comes to mind!

Insulting the Ijaw man and praising the Igbo man! A slave and master mentality

tutudesz:

Insulting the Ijaw man and praising the Igbo man! A slave and master mentality

Don't digress, be real, true and factual. Is Edwin Clark not a politician? Are politicians as we have it today not about personal gains or interest? Are you aware that Ojukwu with great wisdom made the North and West sign the Aburi Accord, to enable us control our resources which was later renegaded by General Gowon? Do you know it was because of that that the civil war was fought? What then are you saying that the Igbos did against us? In all your hating the Igbos, what have we achieved?

You are a slave IF you accept to be!

tutudesz:

Any Ijaw man who support Biafra is not a true Ijaw!! Some Igbo's were even insulting Ijaw leaders here and nobody said anything, can the Ijaws insult Nnamdi Kanu or any of their leaders here without all Igbo's defending them. Those supporting Biafra here are already been treated as second class.

So would I be right to say that sitting down and doing absolutely nothing is a sign of a true Ijaw Son? I really am fed up with this very weird kind of reasoning among some of my ijaw people. You and I know all our elite politicians have one thing in common which is to loot irregardless of their party affiliation or the region they hail from. Such people for crying out loud cannot do anything to help us out of this web of injustice.

Stop fuming about frivolities pls, thanks.

tutudesz:

You are a disgrace to the Ijaw people for supporting Biafra. Go back to your history and find out why Boro declare the Niger Delta Republic, was not because the eastern region government were treating the Ijaws and the Niger Delta people badly or when they declared Biafra and they told the Niger Delta representative that we will always remain minority in Biafra.

By your definition of Ijaw people, do you mean the hate-filled set? Look bro, move on with life and stop living with stories told you that you never experienced to ascertain it's authenticity. The new Ijaws are a people filled with love, a genuine open heart with the zeal to get things done.

tutudesz:

You are a disgrace to the Ijaw people for supporting Biafra. Go back to your history and find out why Boro declare the Niger Delta Republic, was not because the eastern region government were treating the Ijaws and the Niger Delta people badly or when they declared Biafra and they told the Niger Delta representative that we will always remain minority in Biafra.

That dude makes me weep for him whenever I see his post.
An Abuan defending biafra. This is the worst joker I've seen in 2017.

ahaika23:
Probably because he does not travel he thinks everyone is also confined to their locale and as such ignorant of the world around them. That is the reason they become so full of themselves even when they have not seen anything out there.

See careless assumption.
Where have you been to?
I don c u wey dey travel.
O'ga!

It's not by hiding in a faceless forum to write rubbish.
I just landed egunughan 2 hours ago, will be heading to Okobo tomorrow. I guess you don't wanna know where I was coming from.

Ekinematics:




That dude makes me weep for him whenever I see his post.
An Abuan defending biafra. This is the worst joker I've seen in 2017.

It seems a joker not just to you but to us also. When I mean us, I mean 21st century Igbos who are as well indifferent towards Ijaws and other hate filled anti-Igbo minorities in the S/S. I've learnt a few lessons from Ahaika as well as the likes of DearPreye not to generalize hate towards every Ijaw. Ahaika seems to have won me over. Despite that, I still can't claim to be an Ijaw lover.

Ekinematics:




That dude makes me weep for him whenever I see his post.
An Abuan defending biafra. This is the worst joker I've seen in 2017.

I'd rather you weep at our docility! Look, just a couple of you still live in bitterness over what you probably had no experience in.

Ekinematics:



See careless assumption.
Where have you been to?
I don c u wey dey travel.
O'ga!

It's not by hiding in a faceless forum to write rubbish.
I just landed egunughan 2 hours ago, will be heading to Okobo tomorrow. I guess you don't wanna know where I was coming from.

I'd like to buy you a drink any weekend you are disposed in ph. I believe I can change your thought pattern when we meet.