There has been rumor circulating everywhere especially in the south east among IPOB members that the United Nations will declare Biafra on the October 12th.

What I don't know is who formulated that fantastic fabricated fallacy to mislead and misguide the entire public.

Just like in time past, we have heard such rumors about Biafra declaration. We heard it will be declared on January 1st this year, we heard Trump will announce Biafra immediately he wins....

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Anytime dey Mentioned that name Biafra e dey sound like Tsunami for some people ears

These our misguided brothers and meaningless chest-beating sha

Small thing, dem go dey mention United Nations, ECOWAS WHO, EU as if these bodies were established by their god, the Albino hunchback and for the actualisation of beer-fla

Yorubas, Igbos, Ijaws and others are being seriously shortchanged in Nigeria...why don't we all support a breakdown of this forced marriage instead of laughing at Biafrans who are making efforts to breakaway?

My problem isn't the agitation for self determination. It's their rights as Igbos but the way they mix the fight with lies brothers me a lot.
Achieving Biafra isn't the problem, the average mindset of the people is a huge concern as to what happens next after their independence? ..who would rule and who be marginalised, how many people would be honest to build an egalitarian and just society or how would many would appall the bribery and corruption that killed Nigeria?
What would the educational system be like, what would the day to day business transaction be like -fair or ridden with cheats and greed?

So many questions that begs for answers and to me those are the most important things, not street protests because the right negotiation with the right stakeholders, Biafra would definitely come to reality but would it be like another South Sudan, another failed country or would it blossom?

Trump missed it..dis time,it will be announced by vladmir putin.

Another m...

backnbeta:
Yorubas, Igbos, Ijaws and others are being seriously shortchanged in Nigeria...why don't we all support a breakdown of this forced marriage instead of laughing at Biafrans who are making efforts to breakaway?

It because most Nigerians are plain basement fools.

ThreeEyedRaven:
My problem isn't the agitation for self determination. It's their rights as Igbos but the way they mix the fight with lies brothers me a lot.
Achieving Biafra isn't the problem, the average mindset of the people is a huge concern as to what happens next after their independence? ..who would rule and who be marginalised, how many people would be honest to build an egalitarian and just society or how would many would appall the bribery and corruption that killed Nigeria?
What would the educational system be like, what would the day to day business transaction be like -fair or ridden with cheats and greed?

So many questions that begs for answers and to me those are the most important things, not street protests because the right negotiation with the right stakeholders, Biafra would definitely come to reality but would it be like another South Sudan, another failed country or would it blossom?

Is Nigeria any better?

They should give these guys there 5 states pls. I want to see the magic Rochas and Ouk will perform in Biafra that they didn't perform as governors.

Those fools with their useless chestbeating again,they are really shallow thinkers

fuckingAyaya:
Anytime dey Mentioned that name Biafra e dey sound like Tsunami for some people ears

High magnitude tsunami

ThreeEyedRaven:
My problem isn't the agitation for self determination. It's their rights as Igbos but the way they mix the fight with lies brothers me a lot.
Achieving Biafra isn't the problem, the average mindset of the people is a huge concern as to what happens next after their independence? ..who would rule and who be marginalised, how many people would be honest to build an egalitarian and just society or how would many would appall the bribery and corruption that killed Nigeria?
What would the educational system be like, what would the day to day business transaction be like -fair or ridden with cheats and greed?

So many questions that begs for answers and to me those are the most important things, not street protests because the right negotiation with the right stakeholders, Biafra would definitely come to reality but would it be like another South Sudan, another failed country or would it blossom?

It doesn't concern you. Stop drinking panadol for another person's headache.

Thread for foolish yelobas. And terrorist boko haram people.

Firespitterz:


It doesn't concern you. Stop drinking panadol for another person's headache.

It's sad you didn't read what I wrote and if you did and came up with this then the enemies are not only those holding Biafra from independence, you're also an enemy of a just and egalitarian Biafran society with your warped mindset.

Xavfra:





Is Nigeria any better?

Not at all that's why my point is that we should focus on achieving a society far better than that of Nigeria while seeking independence. Independence isn't the problem it's the society that's the problem.

Nancy250:
There has been rumor circulating everywhere especially in the south east among IPOB members that the United Nations will declare Biafra on the October 12th.

What I don't know is who formulated that fantastic fabricated fallacy to mislead and misguide the entire public.

Just like in time past, we have heard such rumors about Biafra declaration. We heard it will be declared on January 1st this year, we heard Trump will announce Biafra immediately he wins....

Read More

https://real-global-info..com/2020/09/nobody-is-declaring-biafra-independence.html

Is that why you are in pain.
Leave them alone and face your life biko

ThreeEyedRaven:


It's sad you didn't read what I wrote and if you did and came up with this then the enemies are not only those holding Biafra from independence, you're also an enemy of a just and egalitarian Biafran society with your warped mindset.


Not at all that's why my point is that we should focus on achieving a society far better than that of Nigeria while seeking independence. Independence isn't the problem it's the society that's the problem.

Ohkkayyyy.....I get your point

backnbeta:
Yorubas, Igbos, Ijaws and others are being seriously shortchanged in Nigeria...why don't we all support a breakdown of this forced marriage instead of laughing at Biafrans who are making efforts to breakaway?

They're called yarribastards.