Before I answer some of the questions about opening dates for our sites, I wish to use this opportunity to welcome all of you to BiafraNigeriWorld. By your very presence here, you have made the forum a tremendous success. It is hard to believe that the BiafraNigeriaWorld Message Board is less than three weeks old. Keep up the good work.
Thank you for your questions regarding our plans for the BiafraNigeriaWorld homepage and other related sites. Your suggestions are most appreciated. We are working to clear all issues, including legal issues involved in publishing copyrighted works, and otherwise protected works that we may have to post at the sites. There are also some design decisions that are being made as I write. We expect to have a homepage within the next couple of weeks. The sites will continue to be accessible through both the BiafraNigeria.com and BiafraNigeriaWorld.com portals.
Yes, we are accepting articles for publication in the Homepage launch issue. If you are interested in having an article of yours published when the homepage is inaugurated, please send the article to us as soon as possible. All articles for publication should be sent to webmaster@biafranigeriaworld.com. We reserve the right to edit articles submitted for publication.
Please, feel free to contact the Administrator with any questions you may have regarding the operation of BiafraNigeriaWorld.
Best wishes,
Administrator.
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We should be the one congratulating you for creating this home for some of us who were banned else where. Thank you for giving us the opportunity for our voices to be heard. Thanks for the opportunity to be able to speak our mind without fear or favor without minding that some of our views might be controversial to say the least.
Congratulation for a job well done, we are looking forward for the launching of BiafraNigeria world. Mr Board master more grease to your elbows.
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Fellow BiafraNigerians: Please continue to engage in debates as you see fit. Any legal matters properly raised will be handled by our team of lawyers.
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bababoyz: Amazing. Isn't it? Here is a forum, where you can be a Biafran, a BiafraNigerian, or even a mere Nigerian. I love it.
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speaking for yourself not all of us are Nigerians. Currently I need visa everytime I go to Nigeria, Until Biafra is actualize I will continue to use a non Nigerian Passport.
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Bababoyz, Sure, you'd like all of us Biafrans bound and shackled to that false infusion called Nigeria. That way inherently fraudulent and lazy bums who have always been at the helms of Nigeria's mismanaged affairs will continue to stiffle the progressive spirits and talents of the Biafrans at the expense of people like you.
The rhodies and the dutchies dreamt that they'd enslave the Zimbabweans, Botswanans, Namibians and the South Africans for ever. What happened in the end? They woke up from their nightmarish dream to witness the freedom of these Southern Africans. That's an African History remembered.
You fraudulent and evil status quo-loving Nigerians should realize that its impossible to cover the Rising Sun with your palms.
I have an open mind. That is why am here, and plan to remain here with the continuous grant of privilege by the Administrator, despite the unprovoked hostility coming from all angles.
___________________ Bababoyz, EzeGburuGburu of BiafraNigeriaWorld
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Bababoyz: I am glad you have an open mind, and I do respect you for that. But you must realize the grievances of a people who had been battered by your own people without remorse. And you should know that kind of scenario doesn't look good.
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That exactly is where the problem is, generalization.
If you take one broom out of a bunch, you can easily break it, but if you try to break the bunch simultaneously, what happened? Go figure, as midconnections will say.
quote:Amanda wrote: I thank God for his/her mercies for sparing the Igbos and Biafrans the likes of you.
Now am begining to understand where you are coming from. God willing, i hope we will meet one day, so we can share a laugh together.
___________________ Bababoyz, EzeGburuGburu of BiafraNigeriaWorld
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Bababoyz, Now you are not making sense. You just don't get it, don't you?
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bababoyz I hope when we meet it will be in soverign Nation of Biafra. As you that your God forsaken country I have nothing to look forward to in meeting you there.
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