The esteemed freedom fighter also said the Nigerians are mentally incapable of running a functioning country.
Why am I supposed to hate these guys again? Biafra stood with Rhodesia. Biafra stood with South Africa, Biafra stood with civilization, Biafra stood with Trump (remember the pro-Trump marches in Nigeria)
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Weren't they seeking independence back in the day?
Yeah they were
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West Africa would be so much better if they succeeded.
Nigzooria BTFO
What are the legit chances of Nigzooria collapsing within our lifetime?
The northern Muslims seem to be getting cocky and Igbos must have a breaking point while I guess the Yoruba won't die for Hausa and Fulani interests anymore
This is probably all one poster seeding a conversation, but I'd like to see Africa self-exterminate, especially a populous country like Nigeria.
Also, we should spread word in Africa that Judeochristians are starting up the slave trade again -- so don't get on the boats no matter what. Shoot them, in fact.
Buhari is a fucking faggot who kicked out SA mercs who not only were BTFOing Boko Haram but were also training up pretty good Nigerian batallions.
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Biafran nationalism is rising and is at it's highest point in a while. I think we could see a move to independence in 5-10 years.
Retarded take. Biafra is one of the few regions in Africa that could actually be successful. Almost all of the okay African nations are in the East or South. Biafra would be the gem of the west.
The Jew fears the truth.
Produced two very schizophrenic alliances
The reason for this is it wasn't at all an ideological war. It was an organic ethnic separation from an illogical and retarded federation. Both Nigeria and Biafra scrambled to get weapons and support and offered concessions on oil or influence. So it was an ideologically blind bidding war essentially.
Also just a word of advice when trying to understand who the "good guys" are in post-colonial African conflicts. If Rhodesia and SA are on your side you're the good guy.
FUCK THE ZOO
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Where does Israel fit in all this?
Israel supported Biafra in the war for the same reason France did - oil. Israel was facing a boycott and Biafra has a sizable chunk of Nigerian oil. France was not allowed to set up any oil companies in Nigeria because they were an Anglophone colony. Biafra even said if they succeeded learning about the splendors of French civilization would be compulsory in school.
10 15 years is a lot, and even pent up rage can cool off overtime. Northern Muslims breed a lot too, at 2X southern rates, and many of them move south. Acceleration is needed to halven that time
I said 5-10 and I'm leaning closer to 5. The next election is in 2023 and if Mai Mala Buni wins (which he will) Biafrans will lose their fucking minds.
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My bad, my eyes must have played me a trick. 5 years could be optimal time, especially considered since us global influence seems to be shrinking by the year which means we will see more regionalist and independentist policies emerge as a result
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Who? You mean buhari isn't gonna stay kangz for eternity? No way in hell
>Who? You mean buhari isn't gonna stay kangz for eternity? No way in hell
Even better. If Buhari doesn't step down Biafran independence will be supported by 99% of Igbos.
Will the Yorubas be fags as usual and act on behalf of their Muslim masters, or will they tell the Hausa and Fulani to sod off and fight their own battle? That could be a deciding factor
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Support for Oduduwa has been growing under Buhari. I think if Biafra goes the Yoruba will align with them instead of being the slaves of the North. And if Buhari doesn't step down then they absolutely will.
Oduduwa and Biafra already have cases in the high court for independence (not that that'll achieve anything)
How's it going?
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Didn't even know this was a thing until now lmao, interesting. Hopefully Biafra independence succeeds and doesn't end up being a LARP like Padania here