EzeUche:
And does this minority think our Igbo brothers and sisters in the south south would want to stay in Nigeria?

I am getting tired of groups trying to confine the Igbos to just the southeast.

When the time is right we will claim every meter of Igboland.

pazienza:


Urhobo land is small. Even Anioma is bigger than
the whole Urhobo land.

Go and do the needful, go and continue your fights over that shabby Warri town with Itsekiris and Ijaws, it should do you good.
Last I checked, even Okpe wants nothing to do with Urhobo, Isoko had since pulled out from you greedy selves, go sort your minority irrelevant selves out and stop nosepoking into Igbo affairs.

Now scram!

obyrich:
So kokori is now ordained to speak the minds of Igbos?

coolcharm:
Weldone Sir.

They will soon call you an afonja because they are arllegic to common sense.

One thing the east should know is that referendum is foreign to the Nigerian constitution.

A referendum can only happen via an act of Parliament and we all know the requirements. Meaning beyond the agitation, they need serious politicking in the senate and national assembly to make that happen.

By the way, has any Rep or Senator from the east ever moved a motion for inclusion of 'referendum' in the constitution before?

Nobody should quote me o

Cooly100:
Do you believe this man?

Warri has sea and may be seaport...What has the people done with the ports...How would the face of Warri hasd been without the Igbos who have good hearts for the coummnities they live in...What is the crime is asking for justice and equity in ones country?

Igbos should move home. There are lands to develop...Loads of office spaces are in hot demand...Government should encourage high rise of up 30 floors... to save land for agriculture and industries....the flats should be sold to ready buyers...etc, etc

To God be the Glory!!!

hammerF:
U are not even Igbo so how will u know wat we will do?

Kokori, regardless of property, we will vote in favour of Biafra and nothing will happen to our property, becos even Indians and Lebanese own property in Nigeria.

Wat u will say is that we will be foreign investors and foreigners.

Guestlander:


A leopard never changes its spots. You are still the same old EzeUche. If Nigeria is going to break up every tribe or sub tribe of whatever classification will be allowed to choose and speak for themselves.
Why do you want to leave Nigeria in order to go and re-create a mini Nigeria in Biafra.
When cornered you quickly reach for your arsenal of insults. SMH.

pazienza:
All I could hear from the man was "Landlocked", Landlocked, Landlocked, Landlocked. like he was trying to convince himself of its truthiness.

Better focus on his small Urhobo group, their squabble with Isoko and the possible break away of want away Okpe ethnic nationality.

Kokori or whatever, mind your business, no one asked for your inconsequential minority opinion.

Kfed4ril:


Oga is like understanding is difficult for you
The guy told you we don't care about the non Igbo south south, just the Igbo south south, finish

Amberon11:
Majority that keeps begging other tribes to join them in Biafra, is that one majority? We are minorities but feed the nation. Majority that is less relevant than ijaw politically, is that one majority? October 1st still loading. Majority but you're being humiliated by Hausa/Fulani who you call all sorts of derogatory names.

What has your majority done for you?

hammerF:
U are not even Igbo so how will u know wat we will do?

Kokori, regardless of property, we will vote in favour of Biafra and nothing will happen to our property, becos even Indians and Lebanese own property in Nigeria.

Wat u will say is that we will be foreign investors and foreigners.

allrightsir:
But if they asked other Nigerians to vote in a referendum if they wanted the SE to be a part of Nigeria, I can bet you the result will be 99% in favour of SE leaving.


They have become more trouble than they are worth!

Cooly100:
Do you believe this man?

Warri has sea and may be seaport...What has the people done with the ports...How would the face of Warri hasd been without the Igbos who have good hearts for the coummnities they live in...What is the crime is asking for justice and equity in ones country?

Igbos should move home. There are lands to develop...Loads of office spaces are in hot demand...Government should encourage high rise of up 30 floors... to save land for agriculture and industries....the flats should be sold to ready buyers...etc, etc

To God be the Glory!!!

OLORIPAPA:
And did Igbo do in warri that they should be praised..

FemiMaduka:
Just a quick surf on the internet, and the result became obvious. One very important thing that people don't understand (wittingly or unwittingly) is that even the Eastern region of the pre-war era didn't capture the whole essence of the Igbo homeland. The sizeable chunk of the igbos in Delta, Edo, Kogi and Benue were obviously left out. Any reasonable man would know that the River Niger divides Igboland into two unequal halves, with the greater half being the lands to the east of the Niger using Asaba as a reference point. No insults please, just do the check and be enlightened.

hammerF:
U are not even Igbo so how will u know wat we will do?

Kokori, regardless of property, we will vote in favour of Biafra and nothing will happen to our property, becos even Indians and Lebanese own property in Nigeria.

Wat u will say is that we will be foreign investors and foreigners.

KahlDrogo:
No one gives q shît what they do with their region. They should simply get the hell out of this country, that's all.

By the way, this terrifying reality is the reason they keep attaching themselves to ethnic minorities in the South.

Igbos started this nonsense, they must get it.

Edit:

So this thread finally made it to the fp.

Let me add a few lines to buttress what Kokori said.



Check this out.

“Importantly, as I mentioned earlier, we are not certain that the South-South will go with the Biafra idea. And in the event that they do not, what are our options for economic survival?

Flowing from this, what guarantee do we have for international support if the main oil bearing region pulls out, knowing that no nation is a Santa Claus?" - Ike Ekweremadu.

Ekweremadu said this just yesterday.

Amberon11:
Majority that keeps begging other tribes to join them in Biafra, is that one majority? We are minorities but feed the nation. Majority that is less relevant than ijaw politically, is that one majority? October 1st still loading. Majority but you're being humiliated by Hausa/Fulani who you call all sorts of derogatory names.

What has your majority done for you?

Guestlander:


The SS are saying they don't want to be part of Biafra, are you going to force them and if so, aren't you going to create the same scenario you are running away from in Nigeria?

hammerF:
U are not even Igbo so how will u know wat we will do?

Kokori, regardless of property, we will vote in favour of Biafra and nothing will happen to our property, becos even Indians and Lebanese own property in Nigeria.

Wat u will say is that we will be foreign investors and foreigners.

Cooly100:
[b][/b]n an atmosphere of a free and fair referendum on Biafra Republic, many Igbos will vote against seceding from Nigeria, Chief Frank Kokori has opined.

Kokori, who’s the former Secretary General of the National Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers (NUPENG), disclosed this in an exclusive interview with Tribune Online in Warri, Delta State.

The septuagenarian said most of the Biafra agitators hardly knew what they actually wanted for their people.

Besides, the Abacha nightmare in the days of the struggle for the actualisation of June 12, 1993 presidential election, asserted that Biafra was a mirage because the South East zone is landlocked.

He noted that being the most successful commercial people, the Igbos will lose more if they broke away from the country, adding that they own the choicest properties in major cities in the country.

Kokori debunked the allegation that only Igbos were being marginalised, saying every tribe and zone in the country experiences marginalisation one way or another, especially in the area of hunger and poverty.

According to the fiery activist, who spent four years in prison over agitation for June 12, the most marginalised people are actually the northerners because of squalor and mortgaged future by their elites.

This, he argued, is evident in the high rate of beggars among the northerners as against barely any among Igbos and a few amongst Yorubas across the country.

“The Biafra agitation is being handled by people who do not even know what they want.

“I for one know that if you allow all the Igbos in this country to go into a free and fair referendum, they won’t vote that Biafra should leave Nigeria.

“Igbos will lose more. Their land is a landlocked zone of the country, but they are the most successful commercial people across the country.

“Go to Abuja, Lagos, Kano, PortHarcourt, everywhere, they own most of the choice properties.

“Even here in Warri, they own properties. What can they do in their landlocked zone?

“You see, it’s just that the young people there don’t know. You see, everybody felt marginalised not only the Igbos.

“Because if you don’t have a good job, you don’t have food to eat, you don’t have medical facilities, you’re purely marginalised.

“Who are the most marginalised people, they are the northerners! They are so poor and a few of their elites loot everything from them.

“The average Igbo man and Yoruba man lives better than the average northern Nigerian. Check it. You don’t see an Igbo man begging on the streets.

“Yorubas are very few begging on the streets. Every other person, except the rich, in the north begs.

“What we need do is to build a good country of justice and equity.

“We can’t keep talking of breaking up. Why did America fight their civil war? They won’t allow one state to break away.

“California and Texas are 10 times bigger and richer than Nigeria. They won’t allow them to break away.

“They give them some freedom and the wealth is being properly distributed,” Kokori noted.

He accused the elites in the South South, where he hails from, four impoverishing their people in spite of stupendous derivation funds given to the region.

“Look at the 13 per cent they give our people in the South South, do they manage it well? They steal almost 80 per cent of the money. They don’t do anything with it.

They deliberately leave the people in abject poverty, but the elite have fat bank accounts in Europe and elsewhere.

That’s why I said some of us are disillusioned and depressed with what’s happening in the country.

But we still have hope. We know what we’ve passed through in the past,” he disclosed.

http://tribuneonlineng.com/igbos-wont-vote-favour-biafra-referendum-%e2%80%95kokori/

HiddenShadow:


Ibibio Annang Efik Cross River , Ijaw Bini Esan etc people will just claim Igbos and escape

SaviTar:



send me the link and video abeg
you cant create memes to spread lies and bullshit.