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@EzechimeOf82947 U people did not ask d disloyal fada who fought and bore d burns of d nzeorgwu coup, was it d benin nigeria govt attacked? Make una organize take d clown out of d seat if em brain no wan work, some old men are simply foolish

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@Johnkay1888 @lifeinSchool_ I sure say u no dey follow me talk make amadioha no take ur useless life, foolish slave. You bastards should face ur yaribaboon business and allow d igbo nation fix its issues. Una cry just begin

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@AmiOmotola Oduduwayo d decending man who couldn't come with gold or silver na broom and chicken he carry come establish yaribaboons... delusional tribe

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@pe_tam6 U blacks lack coordination so nah d white man isn't afraid of u

[Dr Kolins @im_Kolins]

Listen to this Yoruba man 👇

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@ALLANGREEN4 @AloyEjimakor @IkwerreConserv I would love to be a general in d army precisely d first place i will invade is yaribaland and I will marry 2 dahomey women and advise my soldiers to get one for themselves too, that will be very important to my mission

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@larryking11011 @AloyEjimakor Shut up yariba fool, those lands are ours under igbo nation they are our brothers and sisters and we not in any argument but insisting on d desolution of d sorcery d yaribastards and British did to them, yall know there's power in numbers. Unless una no want restructuring

[aloy ejimakor @AloyEjimakor]

Landlocked or not, a seaport is possible in Southeast

By ALOY EJIMAKOR

It’s often said that a lie told so many times, if unchallenged, may - in course of time - begin to pass for the truth. One of such terrible lies, institutionally purveyed since the end of the Civil War, is that Southeast or Igboland is landlocked or has no access to the sea, and thus cannot have a seaport.

By this piece, I will debunk this lie with some simple historical and topographical evidence that are even in plain sight. In the Southeast, there are many waterways and little-known slithering tributaries that meandered through Igbo-delta wetlands and ended at the Southeastern waterfronts of the Atlantic.

These rivers and their contiguous tributaries have varying lengths of short navigational paths to the Atlantic, and in some cases, are far shorter nautically (and even on footpath) than the dredged Lagos seaports are to their contact with the Atlantic.

Many of these pathways, including particularly the ones from the outer reaches of Imo and Azumiri Rivers terminate at the Atlantic at no more than 30 Nautical miles to the Atlantic beachhead. Thus, the contiguity of Southeast (not even the greater Igboland lying in the South-South) to the Atlantic is nautically less than the Atlantic is to the seaports in Lagos.

To be sure, Ikwerre land or Igweocha which bears the greater portions of the Portharcourt seaport was dredged up to 50 miles to the Atlantic front through the Bonny River. Onne seaport was dredged up to 60 miles to the Atlantic and Calabar seaport was dredged some 45 nautical miles to the Atlantic and the Lagos seaports were dredged up to about 50 nautical miles to the Atlantic.

Compare all these to Obuaku in Abia State, which is only 25 nautical miles to the Atlantic from the confluence of Imo and Azumiri Rivers, of which Azumiri, on its separate merits, lies not more than 30 nautical miles to the Atlantic beachfront; and so is the little-known Oseakwa (Urashi) in Ihiala (Anambra State).

Additionally, what is geopolitically known as Igboland today is far smaller than what it was and legally supposed to be.

As far back as 1856, Baikie - one of the earliest and credible geographers of ancient Nigeria, had this to say - “Igbo homeland, extends east and west, from the Old Kalabar river to the banks of the Kwora, Niger River, and possesses also some territory at Aboh, an Igbo clan, to the west-ward of the latter stream. On the north it borders on Igara, Igala and A'kpoto, and it is separated from the sea only by petty tribes, all of which trace their origin to this great race" (Baikie, William Balfour, published with a sanction of Her Majesty's Government in 1856).

But with the infamous post-War abandoned property policy and the egregious institutional injustices in boundary adjustments, coupled with the widespread anti-Igbo gerrymandering, Igbos physically lost political hold of their vested ancestral lands, all to the point of not caring anymore about their historical contiguity to the Atlantic Ocean, which Igbo ancestors beheld with their eyes and exclaimed: ‘Oshimiri’ which means: ‘the infinite sea’.

The post-war psychological beat-down and gang-up got so bad and institutional that some of the descendants of these Igbo ancestors (nearest to the Atlantic and now lying outside Southeast) are no longer sure whether they are Igbo or not.

The worst injustice was in 1976 when the Justice Nasir Boundary Adjustment Commission made a serious and targeted agenda of carving out core Igboland territories into some neighboring States of the South-South. But they didn’t quite make an absolute success of it.

They missed the southernmost Southeast lands that possess Rivers that meandered through slices of Igboid South-South territories and ended up at the Atlantic waterfront.

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@waxzzy @Pathfinder077 Ur lying ancestors fell from d sky with ordinary witch broom and chicken, was he running from famine or what? D igbos remain a descendant of GAD which has a world historical account unlike Oduduwayo, u pigs got nothing on d east... the sun always rises there

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@Pathfinder077 Says d offspring of a man dat decended from d sky wit a broom and chicken despite d abundance in heaven. A lie they believed unto their death, whereas d igbos are who u find mysterious? U should even d white men felt dat way. We are unique child, this has been ur pain... hahaha

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@5D_man @patola58 Run ur mouth stinky that's how loud u nigas get wit d thrash

[Bia Pulse @BiaPulse]

This Fulani man has exposed the Fulanis that are sponsoring insecurity in Nigeria, yet the security agencies are silent.

The Nigerian military, the DSS, the police, the Air Force, and other security agencies are hiding the identity of those destroying Nigeria.

Civilians have taken it upon themselves to expose those destroying the country. You can see for yourself that the security agencies are all silent on the issue.

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@5D_man @patola58 Na we build d lagos u dey use make mouth today. Clown we are known builders all over d world

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@patola58 Fools we cannot conquer our people we are reminding them of d Nigerian socerery that was done to them and we won't leave them behind else kiss ur restructuring goodbye... una go cry tire

[Daniel Somtochukwu @Somtolism7]

Chief Morocco Maduka, through his music, narrated the painful experiences and atrocities Ndígbo suffered during the Nigerian Civil War.

Our history must never be forgotten.

For me, Biafra remains the only hope for the future, freedom, and self-determination of Ndígbo. ✊🏾

All hail Biafra.
#FreeMaziNnamdiKanu

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@BiaPulse Make them beg u o 😂

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@Preyeironsyde Cry more cos we know who we are and u too small to check am u go chop beating if u like allow yariba people gas u

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@minafuropeleke Dey clown urself