What a joyful satisfaction it will be to see Biafrans young and old, skilled and unskilled, gainfully and meaningfully employed as they take pride in rebuilding their country, Biafra.

I'm sure I'll shed tears of joy as my feet touch the soil of Biafra heartland, as I alert from The Biafra Airways at Owerri International airport of Republic of Biafra.
I wonder how that day shall be!

I yearn to hear the beautiful and sweet Igbo dialects of Ndigbo Biafra.
The last time I was home, I sat mute in a public transportation bus, deliciously savoring chats by other Igbos with various dialects. I was regrettably sorry when my reverie was broken off.

It's so nice to be back especially with this thread around, because I strongly believe we need to plan what we are going to do lest we become like that foolish entity called Nigeria.

Thanks ever so much my sister Amanda for initiating this thread. What will Udumeze do??

I'll shed a couple of tears. I'll then roll up my sleeves and with other Biafrans of good will embark on the Biafran power project based on 21st century clean renewable energy system. We'll go to the highlands of Biafra like Okigwe & Enugu and build some decent wind mills. Then to Aba and Onitsha outskates and install power units based on recovery of methane from disposed waste. The solar units will be mounted around the flat lands of Ngwa and owerri and coal powered steam turbines @ Enugu and gas turbines at Ukwa and egbema will be the stand by emergency system. The grid will be @ Oji river and the uninterrupted power supply will be obtainable in Biafra within 18months.

Next, we'll embark on nuclear development and within 3yrs of actualisation, Biafra will be the second nuclear power in Africa alongside South Africa.

Then, I'll erect a marble tomb stone for the first son of my father who was murdered in his late teens by the uncircumcised Nigerians.I never knew my brother, but I know he made himself a human shield so that those of us who where embryos would survive to live our dreams.

A majority of the Biafrans in the diaspora will head home right away. As a welcome to Biafra, they'd utilize their diverse expertise in raising up our wonderful Biafra.
By the time Biafra is 5 yrs old, she is expected to have soared to 21st century rank of a developed nation. Biafra will be on her way to reclaiming the glory of the great Nubia...her forebears.

I agree with you. We need to re-visit the glorious days of MI Okpara when we had farm settlements and plantations scattered across the more arable part of Biafra including cattle ranch around the Afikpo axis.
I learnt Sam Egwu is trying to revive some of the palm projects in his state. Part of the Mbakwe legacy was the Avutu poultry built by our Jewish brothers, and from where Aremu was buying day old chicks before he went to prison because of his lust for power.

Yeah, we shouldn't have any problem once we set our mind to it. I remember when students at Umudike came up with the uncomplicated formula for multiplying seed yams which was an achievement in its own right. Even my little cousin was involved in a degree project based on "eju"

I have a deep reverence for the land and its cultivation. My simple and natural soil fertilizing and rejuvenating technology will be sorely needed in food production, especially in those areas where the soil has been stripped of its nutrients by erosion. No chemicals or other artificial additiv