accordadoga29:
Hehehehe

That’s true but a label does not dictate to his master.

That Biafra we won’t give you until Yoruba and Hausas feel it is the right time

And if you like you can do anyhow, you will collect wotowoto like you collected in 1967.

Raskimonojendor:
Azikiwe knows all these yet he ensured that it was treasonous to declare a secession.

Well, the only solution now is for people to lobby through the Senators and HOR members in Abuja. Their governors and State House of Assemblies can apply pressure too..

People can also voluntarily move back to their regions of origin in large numbers.

cassyrooy:
Azikiwe, Ahmadu Bello or Tafawa Balewa and Obafemi Awolowo all got that question and it was 1:2 votes (opinionated expression) that Azikiwe supported No Secession, Awo and Bello/Balewa supported Secession.

That's 67% pro-Secession as against 33% anti-Secession.

Till date, I don't understand how Azikiwe won this argument over facts of weighted votes/expressed opinion, or was 1:2 (33/67) higher than the normal law of quantification?

Nmeribe17:
If you go Google and search ''FACTS YOU DON'T KNOW ABOUT NIGERIA'' You will be shocked to realize that Nigeria is the only country held together by the use of force.

Many Nigerians dont even know about it, that's why things don't work here, if you like vote from now till next 1000yrs your vote will never count, your leaders must be foisted on you and not by the majority lawful votes, 2023 election comes to mind.

Now, if Nigeria manages to survive to the next four years from now, the same inec that tricked and cajoled Nigerians to vote in this 2023 elections will still make trick Nigerians into coming out to vote and later tell you to go to cour

If you observe closely, you will find out that there are now three governments in Nigeria now,

Namely....

1) Bokoharam/Bandits

2) Federal Government(Abuja)

3)Biafran Government/IPOB.

Two of this governments are seriously battling the Abuja government due to its leadership failures and adamant progressive failures, and they will never change,

Since Nigeria doesn't want to get better, due to lack of common values, since independence of 1960s, then We are committed to end it for our own good and that of our next generations.

If you are committed to your one Nigeria am not against it, but that will be in fairness, love, justice and equity with agreement for common shared values based on the former, but if it is based on forced unity and religious and ethnic or political supremacy, then, that's where the shit must hit the fan, because am not born into Nigeria to suffer because of its irresponsible existence and lack of respect for life and well-being of its citizens, of which i know that Nigeria will never change from.

Remember, you can't intimidate me in my own house,

ajailer:


The British colonialist got involved in the vote too and voted for anti-secession which eventually resulted in the clause being taken out of the constitution.

Azikwe was short sighted by being silly and greedy thinking that SW will be dominated. Even up till now, the generation of his people are still nursing that hope and it’s leading to frustration for them as they are now realizing that it’s a pipe dream.

Nmeribe17:
If you go Google and search ''FACTS YOU DON'T KNOW ABOUT NIGERIA'' You will be shocked to realize that Nigeria is the only country held together by the use of force.

Many Nigerians dont even know about it, that's why things don't work here, if you like vote from now till next 1000yrs your vote will never count, your leaders must be foisted on you and not by the majority lawful votes, 2023 election comes to mind.

Now, if Nigeria manages to survive to the next four years from now, the same inec that tricked and cajoled Nigerians to vote in this 2023 elections will still make trick Nigerians into coming out to vote and later tell you to go to cour

If you observe closely, you will find out that there are now three governments in Nigeria now,

Namely....

1) Bokoharam/Bandits

2) Federal Government(Abuja)

3)Biafran Government/IPOB.

Two of this governments are seriously battling the Abuja government due to its leadership failures and adamant progressive failures, and they will never change,

Since Nigeria doesn't want to get better, due to lack of common values, since independence of 1960s, then We are committed to end it for our own good and that of our next generations.

If you are committed to your one Nigeria am not against it, but that will be in fairness, love, justice and equity with agreement for common shared values based on the former, but if it is based on forced unity and religious and ethnic or political supremacy, then, that's where the shit must hit the fan, because am not born into Nigeria to suffer because of its irresponsible existence and lack of respect for life and well-being of its citizens, of which i know that Nigeria will never change from.

Remember, you can't intimidate me in my own house,

cassyrooy:


Till date, I don't understand how Azikiwe won this argument over facts of weighted votes/expressed opinion, or was 1:2 (33/67) higher than the normal law of quantification?

cassyrooy:
Azikiwe, Ahmadu Bello or Tafawa Balewa and Obafemi Awolowo all got that question and it was 1:2 votes (opinionated expression) that Azikiwe supported No Secession, Awo and Bello/Balewa supported Secession.

That's 67% pro-Secession as against 33% anti-Secession.

Till date, I don't understand how Azikiwe won this argument over facts of weighted votes/expressed opinion, or was 1:2 (33/67) higher than the normal law of quantification?

Raskimonojendor:


https://thenewsnigeria.com.ng/2020/10/01/nigeria-at-60-why-azikiwe-opposed-secession/

gidgiddy:


Oh I see. Zik who has been dead for Donkey years is why you must die with 'one Nigeria'? The present generation have no brain or power to decide for themselves if they want Nigeria?

May be tomorrow it will be Zik who decides if you should use the toilet

Jokers everywhere

helinues:

Raskimonojendor:

Let's say Zik has been dead for a century, you also ja e the other options below 👇

ibos should lobby through their Senators and HOR members in Abuja. Their governors and State House of Assemblies can apply pressure too..

Ibos can also voluntarily move back to their regions of origin in large numbers.