Let's Talk Afro-Geopolitics II: The Future of the Nigerian State

Any soldier who fights for Nigeria, I have already begun to mourn you. Your generals are selling your blood for millions!

 

That's why IPOB rejects the current Igbo leadership class...

They're largely corrupt, and insipid.

That's why governors of Igbo states were agreeing with the Federal Government to clamp down on IPOB.

Please sir, the politics are more complicated that you've put forward.


Read this and learn a bit more:

 

For those who are skeptical at theories that: Lagos is Nigeria's only port by design to serve the interests of the Yoruba elites; Nigeria has no power because elites make a killing off selling generators; Boko Haram is funded by Northern elites etc etc. - how can you not believe that but also see how generals are stealing from the soldiers in terms of pay and supplies. The same soldiers who are defending the "nation" against Boko Haram.

Nigeria is an evil country! Nigeria is a wicked! Nigeria delenda est!

 

As I predicted, Nigeria's collapse will make the Russian Revolution look like an upstart

 

"SHAME ON THE NORTH! SHAME!"

 

Was this a video? The post is gone.

 

Yes, it was a video of surviving Nigerian soldiers walking and crying out among destroyed army vehicles

 

@Skooby

 

I heard boko horom or another Islamic Nigerian terrorist group, killed like a 100 soldiers

 

I'm hearing rumours that the soldiers who were killed were mostly Igbos and from the Christian Middle Belt

Hausas, Fulanis and Kanuris don't want to fight Boko Haram no more?

 

Its getting spooky they really want to destroy our people

 

Listen to Nnamdi Kanu’s broadcast today.

What do y’all think of this Jubril al-Sudani conspiracy? General Theophilus Danjuma is commenting on it now.

We’re living in ‘interesting’ times.

 

Chai! There is God ooo. Boko Haram captured soldiers too!

 

@The Odum of Ala Igbo the GDP per capita sharply rose from $1098 to $3227 from 2009-2014

Then it fail from 2014 to 2017 from $3227 to $1986.

SO to sum it up it had to have been a combination of factors right? Drop in oil prises, instability, Boko Haram, something!? But thst was also a sharp increase from 2009 to 2014, moreso then any other African nation.

In comparison, Equatorial Guinea, the "richest" country in SSA, had a gdp per captia of $19245 in 2014 which was comparable to western countries, than it dropped to $9200 in 2016. Something happened in 2016 which made these gdp's drop. Like a change in oil prices since both EG and Nigheria is dependent on oil.