Where are all those associating Delta state with Biafra? I guess you're now one state down.

.

Why is biafra always trying to bring S/S into biafra

drberry:
Where are all those associating Delta state with Biafra? I guess you're now one state down.
BTW op don't you think you should copy the news and paste here at once?

one state down because of one man

Why are they trying to involve south south.... Make the 5 igbo state commot!

so funny.. Biafra is becoming More agigated

Get All type of Timberland Boot, Nike, Adidas, Emporio Armani, Casio Edifice, Smart watches Et all, visit link at signature below

Still observing

***In IPOB Youth Voice***
Ibori is definitely a Yoruba Man!

TonyeBarcanista:
Still observing

how u see the protest in asaba?

I can see that so many don't bath, eat, drink beer or even sleep well at nights any more because of Biafra! and I asked,, why are Nigerians so pained that a people they hated decided not to coexist in their union? or is it a force that people must coexist by fire? Finally before the British come,, was there Nigeria? until I get this fact..

Igbos Biafra is becoming desperate. How do you display a man portrait without consulting him and having his approval? Biafra project has failed.

TonyeBarcanista:
Still observing

Observation no be crime

kkkp:
Why is biafra always trying to bring S/S into biafra

Because without the ss oil and sea coast, (which is REALLY what they are after) their Biafra is impotent, resourceless and landlocked.

There's been startlingly little discussion about the sanctity of minority rights under a new Biafran dispensation. It's not hard to forsee a scenario where the ss would start to feel bullied and marginalized by the se, who would have the population bulk, and thus greater representation in govt, and consequent control of the oil resources, whereas the oil is located in ss minority regions. I forsee tension in that area, leading possibly to a South Sudan situation.

No be small something... Abeg make them no implicate the nigg* o...

REPOSTED:

Stop identifying me with your cause, I’m a committed Nigerian – Ibori warns Biafra agitatorsBy Sylvester Ugwuanyi on November 8, 2015

981SHARES

SHARE



A former Governor of Delta State, Chief James Ibori on Sunday warned all those
displaying his images during pro-Biafra protest to desist from such, stressing that he is a strong believer of united Nigeria where the rights of every citizen is held sacrosanct.

This is as the ex-Governor’s photographs, embossed on banners, were been reportedly held aloft by some of the demonstrators, as they marched for Biafra through several cities in many states of the South-East and South-South parts of the country.

Sounding this warning in a statement
signed by his Media Assistant, Tony Eluemunor, Ibori also stated that the peace enjoyed by the country for forty-five years after the civil war should not be broken by residues being dug up by some people to further divide the nation and betray efforts at national reconciliation and development. He maintained that this must not be
allowed.

According to the statement, “Chief James
Onanefe Ibori’s attention has been drawn to the way and manner his
picture has been misused by some people who are involved in street
demonstrations to drum up support for the establishment of the
state of Biafra.

“Ibori wants to make it clear that he is
absolutely, completely and entirely committed to the indissolubility of the Nigerian State, as stipulated unambiguously in the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

“He said that all through his life, he has
believed in a strong, united Nigeria where the rights of every
citizen is held sacrosanct, where no region of state or even Local
Government Area, is neglected or is made to feel alienated in
whatever way, no matter how infinitesimal.

“He therefore calls on those who have been misusing his name and picture – indeed his personality – in furtherance of a project he has never believed in at any time and in any way, to desist forthwith from using his picture and/or name during their protests.

The former Governor advised everyone who is in any way involved in the Biafran demonstrations to remember that “The world hailed Nigeria for the peaceful way the rather fierce Nigerian Civil War ended in 1970. It is worrisome that 45
clear years after the end of that war, its residues are being dug up to further divide us and betray our efforts at national reconciliation and development. This must not be allowed to continue.

“Nigeria has lived in peace in the past 45
years, and whatever challenges, disagreements even, that may have
re-surfaced, are not beyond our collective ability to resolve.

“I therefore call on all concerned, the
demonstrators and the leaders of the different strata of government
to identify the problems, determine the solutions, and turn the stumbling blocks into genuine building blocks for real nation building.

“Ibori pointed out that many other
countries including Canada, the United Kingdom and Spain, have sections agitating for various kinds of autonomy.

“But if those countries have managed to
keep such agitations at the level of peaceful discussions, Nigeria’s case should by no means lead to another national tragedy. Nigeria has split enough blood in internecine squabbles, he said, now is the time for genuine peace, national unity, and thorough-going, all-inclusive fast-paced development,” the statement concluded

azzima:
REPOSTED:

Stop identifying me with your cause, I’m a committed Nigerian – Ibori warns Biafra agitatorsBy Sylvester Ugwuanyi on November 8, 2015

981SHARES

SHARE



A former Governor of Delta State, Chief James Ibori on Sunday warned all those
displaying his images during pro-Biafra protest to desist from such, stressing that he is a strong believer of united Nigeria where the rights of every citizen is held sacrosanct.

This is as the ex-Governor’s photographs, embossed on banners, were been reportedly held aloft by some of the demonstrators, as they marched for Biafra through several cities in many states of the South-East and South-South parts of the country.

Sounding this warning in a statement
signed by his Media Assistant, Tony Eluemunor, Ibori also stated that the peace enjoyed by the country for forty-five years after the civil war should not be broken by residues being dug up by some people to further divide the nation and betray efforts at national reconciliation and development. He maintained that this must not be
allowed.

According to the statement, “Chief James
Onanefe Ibori’s attention has been drawn to the way and manner his
picture has been misused by some people who are involved in street
demonstrations to drum up support for the establishment of the
state of Biafra.

“Ibori wants to make it clear that he is
absolutely, completely and entirely committed to the indissolubility of the Nigerian State, as stipulated unambiguously in the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

“He said that all through his life, he has
believed in a strong, united Nigeria where the rights of every
citizen is held sacrosanct, where no region of state or even Local
Government Area, is neglected or is made to feel alienated in
whatever way, no matter how infinitesimal.

“He therefore calls on those who have been misusing his name and picture – indeed his personality – in furtherance of a project he has never believed in at any time and in any way, to desist forthwith from using his picture and/or name during their protests.

The former Governor advised everyone who is in any way involved in the Biafran demonstrations to remember that “The world hailed Nigeria for the peaceful way the rather fierce Nigerian Civil War ended in 1970. It is worrisome that 45
clear years after the end of that war, its residues are being dug up to further divide us and betray our efforts at national reconciliation and development. This must not be allowed to continue.

“Nigeria has lived in peace in the past 45
years, and whatever challenges, disagreements even, that may have
re-surfaced, are not beyond our collective ability to resolve.

“I therefore call on all concerned, the
demonstrators and the leaders of the different strata of government
to identify the problems, determine the solutions, and turn the stumbling blocks into genuine building blocks for real nation building.

“Ibori pointed out that many other
countries including Canada, the United Kingdom and Spain, have sections agitating for various kinds of autonomy.

“But if those countries have managed to
keep such agitations at the level of peaceful discussions, Nigeria’s case should by no means lead to another national tragedy. Nigeria has split enough blood in internecine squabbles, he said, now is the time for genuine peace, national unity, and thorough-going, all-inclusive fast-paced development,” the statement concluded

LOBATAN!!!!!!

One nigeria is not a success story.

The olori buruku "leaders" deliberately destroyed the country.