obinna-kenedo:
if u cant provide a source, why dont u just sharaap and leave the keyboard alone! Ode.

obinna-kenedo:
close to the shrine in ur village.

Brilliance9000:

[b]Biafra would have been a great country had the war worked to their advantage. I visited a museum in the East and saw with my eyes what Biafra engineers and scientists invented and built. I was shocked; shocked that they could invent such in the 60s. Such weaponry and military equipment that no African country then could envisaged building. How they got knowledge of the designs of the tanks, warship( yes they built it), aircraft( yes they built it) remain a mystery. The fact that these were all built with locally sourced materials makes it more ingenious and sheer demonstration of the brilliance of their engineers. Many of these engineers as I'm being told; when the war ended were whisked out of the country to U.S and Europe, arranged by the governments of these countries. No doubt their leaders had their share of mistakes but no man can dispute.... the ingenuity, brilliance, determination and clear vision of the Biafran people.

More information and pictures on these inventions
https://www.nairaland.com/1308475/untold-stories-biafran-inventions

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lord yatz: is they any country like Biafra?

bright_edge:

someone needs some lessons in history.

noblezone:
That is the thinking that has kept Nigeria moving back to 1302 instead moving forward with 2013.
We don't need oil! Can't you guys get it?
Even the oil that is there today is being stolen by the internal colonial masters.
The development and industrialization of the South East is done by the ingenuity of the average Biafran and the powere of government. According to CBN statistics, these states are highest when it comes volume of money exchane:

Lagos, Kano, Rivers, Anambra, Abia and Abuja.

What does that tell you?
South West 1 (commerce and industry)
South South 1 (oil)
North West 1 (commerce)
North East 0
North Central 1 (politics)
South East 2. (commerce and industry)

noblezone:

Yes. though it is being forcefully colonized and occupied by Nigeria.



What history?
We lost a war and lost our sovereignty?
We shall surely get it back. It is a matter of time.

We are Biafrans, not Nigerians. We are being forced to answer Nigeria by the power of the gun.
Yet bye and bye, we shall regain our freedom!

bright_edge:

I asked a honest question. I didn't expect this from a responsible person.



Thanks for providing a link in your updated post. I hadn't seen it before. I'll like to visit it anyway.

bright_edge:

Yes, you lost a war and your sovereignty. Your leaders accepted and conceded defeat. They subjected themselves and all their people (including you!) to Nigerian rule. So as far as history goes, Biafra, as a country, does not exist!

bright_edge:

Yes, you lost a war and your sovereignty. Your leaders accepted and conceded defeat. They subjected themselves and all their people (including you!) to Nigerian rule. So as far as history goes, Biafra, as a country, does not exist!

maryjames9: What we should hope for is that our refineries should start producing at full capacity and prices of pms and other products brought down drastically. That will to a large extent help booster the economy.

lord yatz: is they any country like Biafra?

Brilliance9000:

[b]Biafra would have been a great country had the war worked to their advantage. I visited a museum in the East and saw with my eyes what Biafra engineers and scientists invented and built. I was shocked; shocked that they could invent such in the 60s. Such weaponry and military equipment that no African country then could envisaged building. How they got knowledge of the designs of the tanks, warship( yes they built it), aircraft( yes they built it) remain a mystery. The fact that these were all built with locally sourced materials makes it more ingenious and sheer demonstration of the brilliance of their engineers. Many of these engineers as I'm being told; when the war ended were whisked out of the country to U.S and Europe, arranged by the governments of these countries. No doubt their leaders had their share of mistakes but no man can dispute.... the ingenuity, brilliance, determination and clear vision of the Biafran people.

More information and pictures on these inventions
https://www.nairaland.com/1308475/untold-stories-biafran-inventions

[/b]

bright_edge:

Yes, you lost a war and your sovereignty. Your leaders accepted and conceded defeat. They subjected themselves and all their people (including you!) to Nigerian rule. So as far as history goes, Biafra, as a country, does not exist!

jambogini: there was a country!

noblezone:

Yes. though it is being forcefully colonized and occupied by Nigeria.



What history?
We lost a war and lost our sovereignty?
We shall surely get it back. It is a matter of time.

We are Biafrans, not Nigerians. We are being forced to answer Nigeria by the power of the gun.
Yet bye and bye, we shall regain our freedom!

kunlekunle:

modified weaponry, not manufactured.

murimoney: we are not supposed to b importing oil @ all if not 4 coruption in d country.

prem love: are u saying dat we are producing fuel in dis country, jst my curiosity

kunlekunle:


before GEJ, there were 8 marketers, his one year in office brought that astronomical increase.
He should pick his poooooo.

kunlekunle:

u just dey return from ghana or what?

trillville: U guys should check this out
http://saharareporters.com/news-page/fuel-subsidy-scam-senate-releases-names-cabal
As at 2007, there were only 8 importers benefiting from subsidies.

Findings by SaharaReporters correspondent indicate that in 2006, only MRS,
TOTAL and OANDO were officially listed as beneficiaries of the fuel subsidy
recognised by the Federal Government. The three companies were said to have
been listed as “major marketers.” In the following year, 2007, AP and MOBIL joined the three companies and
became listed under the category of majors. The same year NIPCO was
introduced and listed under the category of petrol depot owners. A new category
of “independents” included some marketers who had no depots. AITEO Energy Resources and TRIQUEST Energy were also added in 2007,
bringing the total to eight beneficiaries of the fuel subsidy.

prem love: are u saying dat we are producing fuel in dis country, jst my curiosity

kunlekunle:

modified weaponry, not manufactured.

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loswhite: subsidy is done in various sectors in the world so coming out to say Nigerians are waiting 4 government handout is so dumb. If our refinery is working @ full capacity all d government will nid to do is sell certain amount of crude oil @ reduce price to local refineries and @ d end there will be no nid 4 subsidy payment . If we are exporting 3 million bpd 4 instant . D government can sell 2.5 million @ international price and sell may be 500 barrels to local refinery depending on our consumption so dat the refineries can sell d refined product in the country @ a price lesser than international price.

noblezone:
That is the thinking that has kept Nigeria moving back to 1302 instead moving forward with 2013.
We don't need oil! Can't you guys get it?
Even the oil that is there today is being stolen by the internal colonial masters.
The development and industrialization of the South East is done by the ingenuity of the average Biafran and the powere of government. According to CBN statistics, these states are highest when it comes volume of money exchane:

Lagos, Kano, Rivers, Anambra, Abia and Abuja.

What does that tell you?
South West 1 (commerce and industry)
South South 1 (oil)
North West 1 (commerce)
North East 0
North Central 1 (politics)
South East 2. (commerce and industry)