NewStats: 3,263,806 , 8,181,459 topics. Date: Sunday, 08 June 2025 at 01:36 AM 3u5a1g

Xapio:
Its obvious NA can't stop this boys..

Are you silly? how do you stop people you do not see? What many people fail to understand is that NDA is fighting a guerrilla kind of warfare and not the conventional warfare Nigerian army is used to - The kind of conventional warfare boko haram is fighting, that is fighting a war of occupation, in which you occupy a territory. Nay, the NDA boys are fighting a kind of heat and run attack, so how do you stop them? Can you give me a strategy on how to stop them? America with all its military strength is yet to defeat the Taliban in Afghanistan after over 10years of fighting in that country and you want the liver-less, and unprofessional Nigeria military to fight and quench a group fighting like the Talibans.

Oh, I see you thought the British was joking when they advised king pharaoh (buhari) not to send in milliatry into ND because that would escalate the situation. well, your president did not listen to them and thankfully so, now the NDA will have a field day and come October as promised they will launch their new currency and port and i tell you I will be the first person to acquire the port if it comes out.

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Abagworo:


I don't like peace in blackmail. Full scale war should be declared adopting black scorpions style. Some communities should be used as example with cluster bombs..

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Trash! Nothing is stopping you from entering the Army.

cold:
Hmm..the Nigerian economy is hemorrhaging badly and might just suffer a total collapse. The presidency had better get their act together and engage these militants in a peaceful and tactful manner. Rather than indulging in all these sabre rattling and meaningless posturing.

It has already fallen. The CBN governor just raised an alarm that there is a massive recession coming. And to be honest I am very happy to see the economy crumble kpata kpata, I wish the good boys of NDA continue in the quest to keep the street clean. Bubu must very frustrated outta office. I love revenge.

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brownlolly:
By Levinus Nwabughiogu ABUJA

President Muhammadu Buhari has said that Nigeria made a costly mistake by depending on oil as the mainstay of the economy.

The President said the country was in for the worst times for failing to save or diversify its economy, which had been greatly affected by the crash of oil prices.

Speaking while bidding the outgoing Iranian Ambassador to Nigeria, Mr. Saeed Koozechi, farewell in Abuja, President Buhari said he was convinced that with greater diligence, hard work and patriotic determination, Nigeria would achieve self-sufficiency in most of the goods on its import list. He said his government is vigorously pursuing the diversification project. “We made a terrible mistake by becoming a mono-product economy hinged on oil and we are now in a volatile situation, due to the crash in oil prices. “We have seen the benefits of diversification which helped Iran to survive many years of sanctions and still come out strong. We are now fully committed to economic diversification,” he said.

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/05/dependence-oil-nigerias-costly-mistake-buhari-2/

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Trash, always looking for excuse!

These boys are doing a good job keeping the streets clean. Carry-on boys i dey una side!

Cc. Mynd44, lalasticlala, please kindly move this news to front page. To balance the insults hurled at Jonathan otherwise we take nairaland as biased.

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mrlycan:
This is the news we want to hear. Where are the Wailers FC

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Trash, I know you're new in Nigeria, and as such you did not know that 70% of Nigerias annual budget has been funded from NNPC accruals since 1970.

Enjoy your change.

This change sweet gan!

Help me ask them-ooh

I Jonathan, but I honestly will not want him to recontest or even pretend to want to recontest. We biafrans have made clear our ambition, and I know that a lot of our people will abandon our struggle with the hope of GEJ re-contesting, so I want him to rest.

And I hope this measage is not directed towards dousing the tensions in the NDelta, because I feel this is a political message.

jesse8048:
Someone shud pls explain in a layman's .

What they are saying is that buahri is sending the economy to hell. That things will keep get worse and will soon reach rock bottom under buahri. They also want you to know hat buahri is corrupt and ineffective. I also do want you to Know that this is coming from an economic professor from Cambridge university, so don't think it is an almajiri talking. I hope you grab..

SleekAboki:

One thing I've come to appreciate about the south west is that they're strategists and master thinkers in understanding the spirit of the times.

Be it in one Nigeria or division,they have everything to gain. They deserve more respect from the Se/Ss than they are currently getting.

Regardless of my differences with tinubu,I would agree he has led his people well politically.

I do respect ur opinions, but his thing you spewed here is trash. Don't mistake cowardice with wisdom. Don't mistake ineptitude with strategy. Yorubas have nothing to fight for, they are always divided because they carry on themselves the load of the Fulani. You see dem divided along Christian and Islamic lines, so how do you think they will form a critical mass to present a consensus on any issue.

And BTW if we the biafrans call out we will treat both SW and north the same way. It will just be strictly business, so don't think that the yourubas have anything to gain when we call out.

dunkem21:
Who sold Wailing forms to CNBC

Nnamdi Kanu!

In the words of zombies, CNBC is an IPOB newspaper. Nnamdi Kanu funded it.

IPOB please leave Buhari alone he is the best thing to happen to Nigeria.

Ngozi123:


The major problem, in my opinion, would be its direct access to the sea. Although some parts of Igboland, such as that of the Ikwerre, have access to the sea, it's not certain that they'll choose to Biafra should it come. On the other hand, I'm sure that if the Igbos were to breakaway from Nigeria, most of the minority groups in the present day South-South would follow suit, either to Biafra or to form their own independent nations. I believe that if the latter were to occur, the problem could easily be alleviated through trade agreements with both sovereign states. I think that that wouldn't be that much of a worry as we, as a people, have been trading with these tribes for thousands of years before the Europeans came. I want to add that, for me, this is the worst case scenario that we could have but we should still be prepared.

Btw, I still the Igbos staying in Nigeria and would like to push for regionalism before we start thinking of secession.

What do you think?

I respect your opinions, but you've to stop this age long mentality of this sea nonsense. Who told you onitsha cannot be dredged to ferry huge cargoes. Do you know about Oguta river? Please we have to stop this Stockholm syndrome of Igbo being landlocked, it is becoming annoying.

Lastly, there is nothing to restructure Nigeria about. You can never mix oil and water no mater how you try. We just need to go and face our problems squarely. Fulanis can never get along with the Igbos, same with the Yorubas getting along with the igbos, we just have to tell ourselves the truth stop and stop being unnecessarily political correct, you don't need political correctness in something you know will harm you. We just need to go, I bet you our lives will be forever better, than it is now.

MrTruth4real:

Did u say homogeneous country, do u know how many ethnic group make up ND? U tink is just IBO and ijaw.

I understand you, but I want you to know that Biafra can only come through a referendum, so people can decide on which side to belong. Right now all those tribes in ND are still very separate entities, and if they chose to come with us, it only they can make this choice. At this point you will agree with me that the Biafra we clamor for is a democratic setting and therefore you can say it is homogenous because people will be ruled by the consensus of the majority, and not what we have in Nigeria now. Can you tell me any where or anytime in history where the over 250 ethnic tribes in Nigeria made a pact to be in the same country, it doesn't just exist.

So Biafra will give people the choice to make up their minds to which side they belong. If the NDeltans (excluding the igbos communities there) chose to go with the fulanis, it is most welcome by us, this is a democratic thing we are talking about here.

tafabaloo:



Na igala man ...lol

Who else? if not the people from the tribe of blessings and Gods Grace.


Mumu igala people now answer Ifekandu. BTW do you know what that name means.

ridwanayo:


Ipob Igbo what's ur problem with yoruba's.I prayed for division of nigeria still u call me nd my tribe nonentity,why are u so full of hatred,why are u people. Like this.am tired of u guys hatred for us,av being called ipob number of time for defending u guys still hating us

I think you're being fair to me by saying I hate your tribe. Yeah I'do, but for a reason, if your tribesmen think and act like you do I believe igbos will love and cherish them. If you observed my writing I said I'm beginning to... The reason for the disgust we have for you guys is because we see you guys as leaches and subservient to the fulanis. I want the Yorubas to take a firm stand in what is happening in Nigeria, let the whole world know where you stand. Igbos always take a stand irrespective of the cost, we took a stand against buahri and we maintain it, the SS took a stand against buahri and they are still there, the north took a stand against Jonathan and they maintained it till the end.

But same cannot be said about the Yorubas, you may call it intelligence but where has that intelligence taking you?. In what ways are the Yorubas leading other tribes, all you've is Lagos - which if you've been outside Nigeria you will know Lagos is not even a standard city. Having an airport and seaport is something even the poorest country in the world has. So don't live in the illusion that Lagos is anything, I still consider Lagos the dirtiest city in west Africa. Yourubas should take a stand and fight for it, they should stop being divided over issue. And this is the singular reason why the SE/SS is coming together. Becaus they have seen they share the same sentiments, and buahri is making that come quicker and stronger. I hope you get the picture.

osabuohein:
The Niger Delta Republic will consist of Edo, Delta, Rivers, Cross River, Akwa Ibom and Bayelsa. In some parts of Anioma land they pledge allegiance to Benin. They include Agbor and Ika areas. Niger Delta Republic will be an economic powerhouse in Africa due to our numerous resources, access to international waters and lush vegetation. They're no clear majorities and they're month minorities. We respect every tribe for what they are and what they claim they are. It's far better to have our own nation than biafra. No disrespect to biafra though.

Long live Niger Delta Republic

I'm a Biafran and would love you people to have your republic and for Biafra to have its own republic. I'm not a fan of big country and huge population because it means nothing to me as it does not translate to any meaningful thing. That said, I think you're mistaken to include Anioma in your calculations. Just observe and know that there are Igbo regions in ND that would want to Biafra.

People say the SE wants to leach on the SS, but to the contrary, we are not in the least interested in the SS, we only want you to your voice with ours so that we would be heard otherwise it would be very difficult for us to call out alone, and this is the only reason we try to bring you on board, so you see the reason why I'm ing your proposition. Form your republic and we have our Biafra, that is what matters to me and us, we can relate in the future through some bilateral agreements.

ridwanayo:
God would give u guys ur niger/delta republic,everybody should just go there seperate way maybe we wud realise how much we mean to each other,thought it would av been late then
Fuckkk pdp nd apc,oodua republic is all I want

I love your submission. But just tarry a bit and see how your people will denounce you. Honestly, I'm beginning to believe your people are nothing but nonentities.

SleekAboki:
I'm yet to see a proper comprehensive refutation of what the OP presented.All I see are failed emotional attempts to derail.One zombie was even courageous enough to call the OP a kid.Why not show how sophisticated adult you are by way of proper refutation using same structure?

This is when you know that 98% of sai Buhari chanters are pure idiotic zombies. I've gone through OP's article and it's very articulate and filled with clear cut points, but the zombies have not shown any critical counter points to his position. All I see from them is just paucity of critical points, insults and name calling. Too much for having zombies in a country.

@OP, well done for your article.

osabuohein:
seriously bros I'm tired of yorubas and hausas in this country. Those duo are the reason we are where we are today.

I'm so happy seeing these submissions come from a NDeltan. When we told you people who your real enemies are, you people called us all sorts of names, now your eyes don dey open small small. Well it is better late than ever, I hope you do more grassroots campaign to drive your ion amongst your tribesmen who are still down with this Stockholm syndrome. Also, I urge you to disregard that confab report of 2014, even though it presents some palliative measures to the problems of ND in particular and Nigeria in general, it never really presented sufficient means to solve to a larger extent those problems. And I hope you know that the Confab report never and didn't confer full region all autonomy to any regiOn in Nigeria. It is still based on the current derivation formula of (Monkey dey work baboon they chop) 13% to the ND, just so you know that the report is just not worth the paper it is written on.

In place of the confab I urge you to campaign for an all out campaign of ND republic. Full and complete secession, and if Odua and Fulani people accept, you people can go into a kind of regional integration as is being witnessed in in the EU. This integratiion may include things like: free trade, free visa for the citizens, no aggression pact, etc. this is the best solution for the ND in my view. If you think somehow Nigeria will be restructured to give the Niger Deltans a full autonomy over their oil, well that would be nice, but you will still have the problems of the Fulani herdsmen, Yoruba corruption in the civil service, terrorism in the north, which makes Nigeria look like a terrorist country, political shenanigans in the North, APC/ PDP wahala, to name a few. My two cents...

In the words of zombie, Daily mall is controlled by PDP

Just look at how Buhari is being ridiculed. Instead of him to settle down and face the task of governance, he thinks the world is a cramp of zombies, like the ones in Nigeria. Now he is been called out, very soon the western media will crown him corruption-in-chief.

Oh Jesus! May their gentle souls rest in peace.

This is must be the fault of this govt, ineptitude everywhere.

God forbid this bad government!