awgumayor:
Point of correction, Igboland is not landlocked. No inch of Igboland will be left to anybody. If other millions of yorubas can reason like you Sowore would have been out from detention. If yoruba can deny Sowore because of national revolution what will become of one who srats regional agitation. Fear of escape makes a slave serve eternity.

SmellingAnus:
Although I am not in support of Nnamdi Kanu type of Biafra idealogy but I have to give it to him that he is arguably the most influential leader from Nigeria in the world....

allthingsgood:


That the entire east is landlocked is fact. You guys need us in Niger delta if u are ever going to achieve Biafra. You need our resources and access routes. But we don't need u. There's nothing for us in ur useless biafra

sunday478:


you want to stay over there and want your people to start the agitation of separation. come back and start it brother.

jacksonkennedy:
I look at igbos determination to chart their own course even tho they are landlocked and not having a big city like lagos and i ask myself what is wrong with us yorubas? Why is there no serious independence agitation in our land? We are better positioned than these people to own a VERY progressive country. Is it because of oil? Wat will oil be in a few years with global warming getting more serious? Are we afraid to go to war? With who? If the east, west and south are agitating for independence at the same time, its a walk over. The north cant stop us. Are we afraid to go it alone? Why? The state of the nation has gotten critical enough that its time for the yoruba nation to abandon it. I cant even come back for xmas with all the insecurity in the land now...my God.

jacksonkennedy:
I look at igbos determination to chart their own course even tho they are landlocked and not having a big city like lagos and i ask myself what is wrong with us yorubas? Why is there no serious independence agitation in our land? We are better positioned than these people to own a VERY progressive country. Is it because of oil? Wat will oil be in a few years with global warming getting more serious? Are we afraid to go to war? With who? If the east, west and south are agitating for independence at the same time, its a walk over. The north cant stop us. Are we afraid to go it alone? Why? The state of the nation has gotten critical enough that its time for the yoruba nation to abandon it. I cant even come back for xmas with all the insecurity in the land now...my God.

sunday478:


you want to stay over there and want your people to start the agitation of separation. come back and start it brother.

izombie:
i also wonder the same thing my sister. I am igbo and i would very much prefer a country without the north/hausa fulani but the issue here is that any yoruba moslem will be against it. Just look at how they are already attacking you for making sense. I still ask myself why are the yorubas not agitating for their own country? Is nigeria a paradise that leaving it will spell doom? I wonder.

SoNature:


TSRC comment above you is an eye-opener..
I have never really seen things in that perspective.
It's a thought-provoking comment.

allthingsgood:


That the entire east is landlocked is fact. You guys need us in Niger delta if u are ever going to achieve Biafra. You need our resources and access routes. But we don't need u. There's nothing for us in ur useless biafra

TSRC:

Yorubas have a lot to lose, so I can understand why they don't want to leave Nigeria.

Even Igbos have a lot to lose. A whole lot.

plaindealer:

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...which I stand by 1000000000000000%.

allthingsgood:


That the entire east is landlocked is fact. You guys need us in Niger delta if u are ever going to achieve Biafra. You need our resources and access routes. But we don't need u. There's nothing for us in ur useless biafra

Difrent:


Who dash you Australia...... Taaa
IOM to your rescue

TSRC:

Lagos is not a big city in the sense of it. It is the smallest state in Nigeria.
Everything it has today is attached to Nigeria since the time of the brits when they used it to export Nigeria's raw materials to Europe.

Today, We use it to export oil products while we use it to import goods for Nigeria's large population.
And any other thing is a consequence of that economic relationship.

Once Nigeria splits, Lagos would become a little better than Ogun state.
It is certainly not going be exporting that scale of oil or housing the head quarter of many multinationals whose real activities are not in Yoruba Land.
Nobody would allow that anymore.
Many other non Yoruba owned industries would relocate to their ethnic homelands as there is no more Nigerian cover and population has dissipated.
Import business and revenues would reduce by over 1000‰ as the population it is serving is a Yoruba only population as regards to the rest of Nigeria it currently does.
The importers who are mostly Igbos would be looking to divest closer home tothe Niger Delta waters.

It would economically shrink in hundreds of folds and become a port novo or Lome.

I have no problem with you wanting secession. It is.your right.
But know the real state of things and don't think Lagos would remain the way it is if that is your hope.

Gentlewarrior1:

[s]Oshogbo miscreant

I said "Austria" not Australia

Pretty show you don't know such country exist

Ogbeni shift before i dash you hot slap with 5g network[/s]

Amazingman:
Ahhh buhari intl failure. When a sheep leads a pack of lions they all eat grass and run away from a cock but when a lion leads a pack of sheep, my guy that one they become carnivorous. This man just make naija chop grass anyhow

jacksonkennedy:
I look at igbos determination to chart their own course even tho they are landlocked and not having a big city like lagos and i ask myself what is wrong with us yorubas? Why is there no serious independence agitation in our land? We are better positioned than these people to own a VERY progressive country. Is it because of oil? Wat will oil be in a few years with global warming getting more serious? Are we afraid to go to war? With who? If the east, west and south are agitating for independence at the same time, its a walk over. The north cant stop us. Are we afraid to go it alone? Why? The state of the nation has gotten critical enough that its time for the yoruba nation to abandon it. I cant even come back for xmas with all the insecurity in the land now...my God.

Pentasoft1978:


what is comedic and laudable. IPOD has gotten the attention of the international community , keep deceiving yourself until when it becomes a global concern , then your eyes will open.

Difrent:


Who dash you Australia...... Taaa
IOM to your rescue

Difrent:


Who dash you Australia...... Taaa
IOM to your rescue

leokid866:


Lol which international community?....you mean the same people who are currently focused on the G7 and massive protest in Hong kong....p.s what happened in Hong Kong is a real protest not this come and shout ipob is organizing up and down.

lilytender:


Please post your father's achievement in life, let us all compare it to Buhari's. Has your father ever headed a committee in your church or headed the landlord association in your area or even headed a department in his place of work? Now, compare your father's achievement to that of a Head y
State or President.

jacksonkennedy:
I look at igbos determination to chart their own course even tho they are landlocked and not having a big city like lagos and i ask myself what is wrong with us yorubas? Why is there no serious independence agitation in our land? We are better positioned than these people to own a VERY progressive country. Is it because of oil? Wat will oil be in a few years with global warming getting more serious? Are we afraid to go to war? With who? If the east, west and south are agitating for independence at the same time, its a walk over. The north cant stop us. Are we afraid to go it alone? Why? The state of the nation has gotten critical enough that its time for the yoruba nation to abandon it. I cant even come back for xmas with all the insecurity in the land now...my God.

TSRC:

Yorubas have a lot to lose, so I can understand why they don't want to leave Nigeria.

Even Igbos have a lot to lose. A whole lot.

Xisnin:


You have been brainwashed by the Ipob terrorist group.
No group is more determined than Boko haram in Nigeria, yet I didn't
see you praising their determination to chart their own course.

Since you lack basic economic sense to not realise that global warming is a hoax and has
nothing to do with the oil economy, there is no point engaging you further in your other baseless
points.
Shioor!

Difrent:


we know you are not YORUBA
stop deceiving yourself, you are IGBO

Proudly Omoluabi

leokid866:


Lol which international community?....you mean the same people who are currently focused on the G7 and massive protest in Hong kong....p.s what happened in Hong Kong is a real protest not this come and shout ipob is organizing up and down.

jacksonkennedy:
I look at igbos determination to chart their own course even tho they are landlocked and not having a big city like lagos and i ask myself what is wrong with us yorubas? Why is there no serious independence agitation in our land? We are better positioned than these people to own a VERY progressive country. Is it because of oil? Wat will oil be in a few years with global warming getting more serious? Are we afraid to go to war? With who? If the east, west and south are agitating for independence at the same time, its a walk over. The north cant stop us. Are we afraid to go it alone? Why? The state of the nation has gotten critical enough that its time for the yoruba nation to abandon it. I cant even come back for xmas with all the insecurity in the land now...my God.