Still every Igbo person should henceforth think home, think East.
That they withdraw their quit notice should not make you to feel at home at the Northern side.
This country is no longer in unity.

Do your business and repatriate the gain down East.

omenka:
Good news. Bloodshed is what I don't desire to see in this whole nonsense.

Everyone should observe some restraint in their utterances. If anyone wants to leave the union, they should do so quietly, orderly, and use the proper channels.

God bless Nigeria.

Omenka my man.
Your head dey shake sometimes,
Sometimes you go reason well, sometimes Na full time craze.
Kontinu..
I pray you remain in this State.

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I never believed or took d quit notice shit serious.

Good enough, its gona b dealt wt in a short time.

Nigeria z beta united for;
- its place f pride in Africa and in d world,
- its vast resources dat can be put to use for infrastructural growth and development dat will impact positively on d nation,
- its diversity and rich multicultural heritage etc

I am an Igbo man but that Abia boy Nnamdi Kalu is a son of a wild bitch and may all the troubles he foments for innocent Igbo people condense and wash him into the River Naija or maybe condense and consume him.

If arewa truly want one Nigeria, they should support restructuring of Nigeria and not threatening the people who are already tired of one Nigeria. As a good brother tell the igbos why they should stay and negotiate with them. Not threatening them with what will also affect your people negatively. I still believe that if there be equality for all, Nigeria will remain one, but on the contrary there will never be peace. Sovereign national conference is one of the option.

GoroTango:
Lucky igbos. Nnamdi Kanu almost cost them their lives

Odikwaegwu!
They should've allow their quit notice to stand and watch who will suffer more.

Chikpat:
I never believed or took d quit notice shit serious.

Good enough, its gona b dealt wt in a short time.

Nigeria z beta united for;
- its place f pride in Africa and in d world,
- its vast resources dat can be put to use for infrastructural growth and development dat will impact positively on d nation,
- its diversity and rich multicultural heritage etc

I am an Igbo man but that Abia boy Nnamdi Kalu is a son of a wild bitch and may all the troubles he foments for innocent Igbo people condense and wash him into the River Naija or maybe condense and consume him.

Bros if you don't have any valid input kindly move to another thread.

Idiaats have decided to swallow their vomit. Was actually getting set for first October. Thunder fire them for retracting their earlier statement. Useless cows

achi4u:
Bros if you don't have any valid input kindly move to another thread.

If you don't even know the right question , how can u find the right answer? Always b objective when u comment or else go n do wat u knw best...uploading IndecentStar pics in ur dp as if;
- u will ever meet dem
- dat solves ur own problems
-dat solves Ndi igbos' problem
-dat solves Nigeria's problem.

To be more right-thinking; flee from pornography!

Caleboha:

If the igbos honestly want Biafra. They should forthwith relocate to the east, within Biafran territory! If you are so angry with Nigeria and would no longer be a part of it, show some mettle, LEAVE! OR HENCEFORTH BE QUIET. If you are outside biafran territory and you are typing outrageously harsh, ridiculous, stuff about a country you are glued to like a parasitic tick something is definitely wrong with you. I see igbos in the most remote parts of the north earning a living. Igbos aren't stupid, they didn't leave juicy opportunities in the east to travel 12 horrendous hours from home. They know the truth deep within; IT'S A HARD LIFE IN THE EAST.
The east is also yet to distinguish itself as an outlier, a place where justice and equal opportunities are available. Many Igbos searched for jobs for years in the east and lived in penury. Only when they left did they stabilise. If Biafra is created, will we import new, just and kind igbos from elsewhere?
Many times after a riot in the north, thousands of igbos are killed. In the heat of the moment, they all relocate to the east, however none of them would last 2 months in the east. Go to kano and see, the threat to their lives in the north is better embraced than the prospects of earning livelihood in the east.
Don't tell me about UN conventions protecting foreigners in another country. How well did the conventions help during the xenophobic attacks in south Africa? Till date no compensations. Igbos really need to think this true, no rush into secession like in 1967. Biafra currently has no allies, only evil countries quietly waiting to suck the east if war begins. None of this countries have made credible official statements about the struggle as they did for palestine, south sudan and others. Igbos aren't ready for Biafra. Just rushing without calculated thoughts.
If you are part of the middle belt or south west insulting ipob doesn't in anyway serve your interest. I'll rather you be introspective. Which move in this power tussle would help you get a better deal from Nigeria? Are you oppressed in anyway? Who is the oppressor? Who invades your farms, rapes your women? Who has unleashed genocidal attacks on your communities in Agatu, Barkin Ladi, Nassarawa eggon e.t.c. I do not ask you to embrace or be part of Biafra, just apply wisdom. Don't make the mistakes of 1967. Igbos are not your real enemies! Shine your eyes!
Finally I've said my mind after months of holding in.
FYI I am a bonafide igbo like you hasty critics but I think with my brain not my heart. Be objective not emotional, BE INTERACTIVE NOT INSULTIVE LIKE A MATURED HUMAN

You sounded like a typical zombie.

Etogist:

You sounded like a typical zombie.

You sounded like a typical, irrational, insultive IPOB member. Never capable of reasonable discourse. You seem not to have any points. If a debate is organised for or against biafra, can you make any points? Or will you just insult everyone and leave? This is the 21st century, make your points. If you're invited to the UN, is this what you'll say indefence of your hallowed pursuit of Biafra? You're insulting every tribe and every nation. You insult even the south south guys yet you want allies.True igbos are matured please

BuariCopyPaste:



Can you please enlighten us on this proper channel you are talking about.

God bless your soul. May the brea..ts that fed you never run dry. You just took words out of my mouth. As usual, expect no reasonable answer from someone who supports fulani herdsmen murdering his own people because he earns 250k from BMC.
At least we can see what happened with the votes on restructuring.

Shetima and his terrorist team should go to hell with their quit notice.




Who cares !

Caleboha:

If the igbos honestly want Biafra. They should forthwith relocate to the east, within Biafran territory! If you are so angry with Nigeria and would no longer be a part of it, show some mettle, LEAVE! OR HENCEFORTH BE QUIET. If you are outside biafran territory and you are typing outrageously harsh, ridiculous, stuff about a country you are glued to like a parasitic tick something is definitely wrong with you. I see igbos in the most remote parts of the north earning a living. Igbos aren't stupid, they didn't leave juicy opportunities in the east to travel 12 horrendous hours from home. They know the truth deep within; IT'S A HARD LIFE IN THE EAST.
The east is also yet to distinguish itself as an outlier, a place where justice and equal opportunities are available. Many Igbos searched for jobs for years in the east and lived in penury. Only when they left did they stabilise. If Biafra is created, will we import new, just and kind igbos from elsewhere?
Many times after a riot in the north, thousands of igbos are killed. In the heat of the moment, they all relocate to the east, however none of them would last 2 months in the east. Go to kano and see, the threat to their lives in the north is better embraced than the prospects of earning livelihood in the east.
Don't tell me about UN conventions protecting foreigners in another country. How well did the conventions help during the xenophobic attacks in south Africa? Till date no compensations. Igbos really need to think this true, no rush into secession like in 1967. Biafra currently has no allies, only evil countries quietly waiting to suck the east if war begins. None of this countries have made credible official statements about the struggle as they did for palestine, south sudan and others. Igbos aren't ready for Biafra. Just rushing without calculated thoughts.
If you are part of the middle belt or south west insulting ipob doesn't in anyway serve your interest. I'll rather you be introspective. Which move in this power tussle would help you get a better deal from Nigeria? Are you oppressed in anyway? Who is the oppressor? Who invades your farms, rapes your women? Who has unleashed genocidal attacks on your communities in Agatu, Barkin Ladi, Nassarawa eggon e.t.c. I do not ask you to embrace or be part of Biafra, just apply wisdom. Don't make the mistakes of 1967. Igbos are not your real enemies! Shine your eyes!
Finally I've said my mind after months of holding in.
FYI I am a bonafide igbo like you hasty critics but I think with my brain not my heart. Be objective not emotional, BE INTERACTIVE NOT INSULTIVE LIKE A MATURED HUMAN

Previously I thought and reasoned this same way, but with the happening of recent times, we have to wake up to the reality of the present. Take it or leave it, Nigeria is not working. The future is horrible no one has the best of the country at heart. This is because we don't believe in the Nigerian project.
To your questions, asking Igbos to relocate before dividing the country is dead wrong. The Pakistanis and Indians migrated to either side only after the British carved out Pakistan from India. We may not have all the natural resources as Igbos but do not forget that we have an abundance of human resources. And when we succeed in breaking free from this hell hole of a country, we will be a people of similar understanding, ideology, culture and language. The need to preserve our future will drive us into avoiding some mistakes that are made in Nigeria.
Travel out of Nigeria and then you would appreciate my point of view.

This latest condescending crap about withdrawal of the quit notice allegedly published by the idiotic Arewa Youths cannot and will never fool Ndigbo to disarm and stop any plan towards the “quit notice” from uneducated Arewa Youths. We have seen this human drama before now and Ndigbo collectively said not again

nawtyme:

Previously I thought an reasoned this same way, but with the happening of recent times, we have to wake up to the reality of the present. Take it or leave it, Nigeria is not working. The future is horrible no one has the best of the country at heart. This is because we don't believe in the Nigerian project.
To your questions, asking Igbos to relocate before dividing the country is dead wrong. The Pakistanis and Indians migrated to either side only after the British carved out Pakistan from India. We may not have all the natural resources as Igbos but do not forget that we have an abundance of human resources. And when we succeed in breaking free from this hell hole of a country, we will be a people of similar understanding, ideology, culture and language. The need to preserve our future will drive us into avoiding some mistakes that are made in Nigeria.
Travel out of Nigeria and then you would appreciate my point of view.

I appreciate the fact that you made your point without insults. You've made more sense than thousands of Ipob members who resort to insults when they have no argument. Asking igbos to relocate to the east in the near future will be suicidal. There are probably more igbos outside biafran territory than within. There is no sufficient infrastructure, trade routes, ports, international alliances to accommodate the millions that would return. A little food embargo will result in grave famine. Nigeria isn't working but thousands of igbos are migrating into more interior areas of Nigeria: this is the irony I can't understand. Ipob has no diplomacy in its approach. No country can stand alone. Why will states and communities be carved into today's Biafra without consulting with the traditional heads ( not politicians). Its very embarassing when such communities begin to announce that they arent part of biafra.I don't see any strategy or organisation in the entire plan. Everyone in the movement seem impulsive and that is dangerous. Ojukwu seemingly had no choice or sufficient time when he declared secession, but today we have reasonable time to plan and strategise. Igbos aren't ready for Biafra, there's a lot of work yet to be done

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Chikpat:
I never believed or took d quit notice shit serious.

Good enough, its gona b dealt wt in a short time.

Nigeria z beta united for;
- its place f pride in Africa and in d world,
- its vast resources dat can be put to use for infrastructural growth and development dat will impact positively on d nation,
- its diversity and rich multicultural heritage etc

I am an Igbo man but that Abia boy Nnamdi Kalu is a son of a wild bitch and may all the troubles he foments for innocent Igbo people condense and wash him into the River Naija or maybe condense and consume him.

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-You're chatting rubbish. Where has multiculturalism and diversity ever worked in the history of mankind? Do you care to show us any speck of evidence? Due to poor Nigerian education you received, you just hear an overused phrase and you run with it. Is the North ready to abandon their sharia law for a Federal Republic?

-What sort of system can you use to unite Feudalism (tainted with Sharia law), Monarchical system and Republican minded groups?

-Nigeria, created by a white man, named by his girl-friend, The Pride of Africa? You must be a village joker. (I could have called you or your parents something worse, as per the highlighted in your post, but I will let it go.)

lolz nonsense

Caleboha:
I appreciate the fact that you made your point without insults. You've made more sense than thousands of Ipob members who resort to insults when they have no argument. Asking igbos to relocate to the east in the near future will be suicidal. There are probably more igbos outside biafran territory than within. There is no sufficient infrastructure, trade routes, ports, international alliances to accommodate the millions that would return. A little food embargo will result in grave famine. Nigeria isn't working but thousands of igbos are migrating into more interior areas of Nigeria: this is the irony I can't understand. Ipob has no diplomacy in its approach. No country can stand alone. Why will states and communities be carved into today's Biafra without consulting with the traditional heads ( not politicians). Its very embarassing when such communities begin to announce that they arent part of biafra.I don't see any strategy or organisation in the entire plan. Everyone in the movement seem impulsive and that is dangerous. Ojukwu seemingly had no choice or sufficient time when he declared secession, but today we have reasonable time to plan and strategise. Igbos aren't ready for Biafra, there's a lot of work yet to be done

Don't forget that the Ghanaians were asked to leave Nigeria, they went back to their country and worked on themselves. Today many Nigerians flock to Ghana for greener pasture.
The mistake you are making is thinking all will be rosy as soon as we leave. That is not correct. We still have a mindset that needs to be purged before things will become alright. That purge will come when we realize that whatever we do we will affect the future of our children.
About the leadership of some minority tribes saying that they are not part of Biafra, what were you expecting them to say? How NK's hand and sing kumbaya? Have you forgotten that divide and rule was what kept us from ourselves for years? Listen to what the masses say and not the leaders because right now we are in a fight for our lives.
When they come to the realization that you can be what you want to be in the New republic with federal character, quota system, nepotism and tribalistic chauvinism, then we can fight towards a common cause.
A lot has to be done in terms of negotiations but you don't expect it to be easy right now because these "so-called" leaders still fear the wrath of Nigerian politics.
But as it stands now there is no option.

NIGERIA IS IRREPARABLE.

Sharon

Moving

I want to thank the Igbo leaders for calming the situation. Truth be told, Igbos were not prepared for the quit notice. You can't just abandon your investments just like that.

lightblazingnow:


http://www.nigerianeye.com/2017/07/breaking-news-arewa-youths-withdraw.html

group of cow milk drinkers

Amarabae:
I want to thank the Igbo leaders for calming the situation.
Truth be told, Igbos were not prepared for the quit notice.
You can't just abandon your investments just like that.

Don't be deceived... As it is North is volatile... and Igbos are not that naive or calm as people had imagined.

They have the capacity to repress any attack in the North....

Ask any Northerner, when they start that there tribal riot, the Igbos always hit back with more firepower against there machete ..before the military intervene..

Greetings

nawtyme:

Don't forget that the Ghanaians were asked to leave Nigeria, they went back to their country and worked on themselves. Today many Nigerians flock to Ghana for greener pasture.
The mistake you are making is thinking all will be rosy as soon as we leave. That is not correct. We still have a mindset that needs to be purged before things will become alright. That purge will come when we realize that whatever we do we will affect the future of our children.
About the leadership of some minority tribes saying that they are not part of Biafra, what were you expecting them to say? How NK's hand and sing kumbaya? Have you forgotten that divide and rule was what kept us from ourselves for years? Listen to what the masses say and not the leaders because right now we are in a fight for our lives.
When they come to the realization that you can be what you want to be in the New republic with federal character, quota system, nepotism and tribalistic chauvinism, then we can fight towards a common cause.
A lot has to be done in terms of negotiations but you don't expect it to be easy right now because these "so-called" leaders still fear the wrath of Nigerian politics.
But as it stands now there is no option.

NIGERIA IS IRREPARABLE.

If NIGERIA IS IRREPARABLE then obviously, BIAFRA IS UNACHIEVABLE. This is because nothing good can come out a damaged article. It is thesame Nigeria that is suppose to give a date for referendum.

Arewa yuuuut are stagnant lunatics that need miraculous healing.

RoyalUc:


If NIGERIA IS IRREPARABLE then obviously, BIAFRA IS UNACHIEVABLE. This is because nothing good can come out a damaged article. It is thesame Nigeria that is suppose to give a date for referendum.

Lol. You think referendum will make any difference. Let me tell you what will happen.
The agitation for a referendum would continue.
One day it will be organized.
The yes votes will be more.
Nigeria will not recognize it.
We will hinge on it as a legitimate source for secession.
It will go on for years at last more people will die for their refusal to give up.
It will draw more international attraction.
And even if it's after 10 years, 30years or 50 years, one day we will be free.

Areas

nawtyme:

Lol. You think referendum will make any difference. Let me tell you what will happen.
The agitation for a referendum would continue.
One day it will be organized.
The yes votes will be more.
Nigeria will not recognize it.
We will hinge on it as a legitimate source for secession.
It will go on for years at last more people will die for their refusal to give up.
It will draw more international attraction.
And even if it's after 10 years, 30years or 50 years, one day we will be free.

I'm glad you've seen the future. Referendum or no referendum means nothing to me, so that's not my worry. My concern is you saying NIGERIA IS IRREPARABLE. It's like saying your family is 'useless' and expect you to be cool with that.
I may not care about Nigeria but it's still a sovereign Nation where some other people call their own.

Yyeske:
You have been told to go for your referendum and leave with your oil earlier, what were you waiting for all the while?

Don't get it twisted. I am proudly Yoruba.

But I support IPOB agitation cos I love freedom and justice.