seanet01: Fake Tribe!
Fake Warlord!
Fake Country!
Fake Wife!
Fake Will!
Second Hand Tribe!

Baby mama:

tai Solarin died in 1994,did you have a phone let alone Internet connectivity in 1994 to read what happened
It is amazing that you would even dare compare a promiscous weed head and ped.ophile who died from complications of AIDS to Ojukwu
I don't blame you
Why not mention Abiola and Bola Ige
Abiola,a presidential aspirant had 113 children show up as his offsprings ,have you clearly forgotten that mess that degenerated into DNA tests to sort out the poo
Hypocrites!

Leadn: Ojukwu was a HE-GOAT!

I am proudly Ibo btw...

See how the Ojukwu who all these fellow country-men 'worshipped' is bringing a total shame to his abode #SMH

Baby mama: Some entertainment to calm nerves before the western war lords appear



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XBe9wx-r-3c&sns=em

MAYOWAAK: Less than 24 hours after it was read in the Enugu High Court in Nigeria’s South-East, the will of late Igbo leader, Dim Chukwuemeka Odumegwu-Ojukwu, has been dismissed as strange and unreliable by one of his closest confidants.

The name of Chief Sylvester Debe Odumegwu-Ojukwu, the 56 years old lawyer reported to be Ojukwu’s first son but who has had running battles with other family members since the old man’s death on November 26, 2011, is conspicuously missing from the will. Recognised as Ojukwu’s children in the will are Chukwuemeka Jnr, Mmegha, Okigbo, Ebele, Chineme, Afam, Nwachukwu and one Tenny Haman, who was previously unheard of.

Commenting this morning on the will, Uche Ezechukwu, Ojukwu’s biographer and one-time media aide, said: “Ojukwu’s will has been read and it gave nothing to his sons and almost everything to his widow. Is that not strange?

“Could Ojukwu, who was blind for four years before his death and had all but lost his memory, have written such a will with his senses intact? Just thinking aloud!”

Ezechukwu, a seasoned journalist and public analyst whose book ‘Ojukwu, the Rebel I Served,’ has received much praise, insisted that he knows all of Ojukwu’s children and that Sylvester is one of them.

According to the man who served as Ojukwu’s Speacial Assistant on Media for some two years: “The Ikemba had the following children: Sylvester, from an Udi woman when he was an Assistant Divisional Officer there; then Emeka Jnr, Mmegha (the first daughter) and Mr. Okigbo from Njideka (Ned Onyekwelu); Ebele from Stella (née Onyeador) and then the three kids from Bianca.”

Responding to questions and observations made by some of those who responded to his Facebook post, Ezechukwu said: “Accordingly, the will gave the family compound to Emeka. The Ikemba I knew understood Igbo culture very well and knew that you can’t will out your traditional compound as it automatically goes to the first son, who holds it in trust for the family. It continues to be held in trust by every first male child. So in practical sense, Emeka got nothing! Very abnormal!

“A man’s ancestral house is not part of the will. The first son automatically inherits it. That is the house you say he willed to Emeka. What of Okigbo and Sylvester?”

Ezechukwu, who is also Coordinator of the League of Anambra Media Professionals, advised that “the nation should get ready for perhaps the longest playing soap opera that will rubbish and dwarf all those acclaim we have had for Ojukwu.”

“I knew this rumpus would erupt and when I was writing my book on him, I dodged everything about his family,” he wrote. “I was there and knew his relationship with all his children before Bianca came. I didn’t want to become the source of the storm that started breaking even before the mourning dress was shed.”

http://www.facebook.com/#!/uche.ezechukwu1?fref=ts

Baby mama: Some entertainment to calm nerves before the western war lords appear

Baby mama:

tai Solarin died in 1994,did you have a phone let alone Internet connectivity in 1994 to read what happened
It is amazing that you would even dare compare a promiscous weed head and ped.ophile who died from complications of AIDS to Ojukwu
I don't blame you
Why not mention Abiola and Bola Ige
Abiola,a presidential aspirant had 113 children show up as his offsprings ,have you clearly forgotten that mess that degenerated into DNA tests to sort out the poo
Hypocrites!

Ravenwolf:

i am ashamed of you... an 'IGBO' calling himself 'IBO' shame.

“Could Ojukwu, who was blind for four years before his death and had all but lost his memory, have written such a will with his senses intact? Just thinking aloud!”

funkybaby:

you keep referring to abiola.

to the best of my knowledge, abiola left a will and in the will, he exempted all the kids Simbiat Abiola had for him from any DNA test and he requested that every other 'child' of his must undergo the DNA test.

he also distributed his wealth quite fairly because i remember reading somewhere that Doyin Abiola was kept in charge of the now defunct concord press.

Baby mama:

In case you don't know people can be disinherited
your father if he has any means can choose not to give you a farthing at his death

funkybaby:

you keep referring to abiola.

to the best of my knowledge, abiola left a will and in the will, he exempted all the kids Simbiat Abiola had for him from any DNA test and he requested that every other 'child' of his must undergo the DNA test.

he also distributed his wealth quite fairly because i remember reading somewhere that Doyin Abiola was kept in charge of the now defunct concord press.

that said, if ojukwu had gone the DNA route like Abiola, it would have finally put to rest all the controversy surrounding the paternity of Debe or whatever his name is.

shymexx: More reason why successful people need to train their kids to be achievers - and will all their properties to the needy when they pass away... They're going start using voodoo and other crap in this nonsense - and some people might end up losing their lives in this madness...

If the above is true - then, the validity of the will needs to be questioned, if it was written within the time-frame above... Women and their greediness, the bytch willed all the choice properties to herself - that's fugged up!!

However, it's a lesson to ninjas who keep making babies everywhere with different women - that madness always come back to haunt them...

Let the man R.I.P for fvck sake, and give his properties to the needy!

vesto09:
Mama baby or Baby Mama, wotever
There is no way comparing those thieves to Abami Eda.
That is a big disrespect to what Fela stood and stands for - fairness.

Abagworo: Great men always have a weakness in pretty women. Bianca is from a very wealthy home. Her father was the Governor of Anambra State(for those who don't know) and her brothers are well off. Her marriage to Ojukwu was not accepted by her father and brothers because they felt he was too old for her and she had chances of marrying wealthier and younger men including her brothers friends. Ojukwu definitely wrote that will because Bianca defiled so many challenges including rejecting her family for Ojukwu. Even at her present age a lot of wealthier young and old men are still very much interested in marrying her.

Baby mama:

So he trusted Simbiat and didn't trust Kudirat?
He left the biggest mess of all popular dead men in Nigeria till date
That is why I mention him
No known figure in Nigeria had that sort of poo after his demise.
Any way enjoy.the article below


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Sogo10: baby mama nah fool.must u tell d world fela died of Aids.see idiot calling some1 hypocrites.dont u see d way his children r doing after his death.luk @ tai solarin children 2.dey are all doing gud.i went 2 mayflower if u dont know.u just open ur gutter mouth anyhow and say shits.

izubros: he did not disown or disinherit his first male when alive only 2 do so in his will.Was ikemba a coward?or afraid of his first son?

Ravenwolf:

i am ashamed of you... an 'IGBO' calling himself 'IBO' shame.

coogar:
is the son not more than 50?
what a useless lout - i would be embarrassed to contest my father's will even now not to talk of doing it at 50. what if ojukwu had given everything he owned to charity? would this people claim the will is fake?

there's nothing wrong with having babies everywhere - nigerians need orientation on how to make money for themselves instead of relying on inheritance! ojukwu values his wife more than everyone else. his choice, his will - end of story!

Baby mama: [size=18pt]To all you lazy first sons waiting like vultures to claim property by causing katakata when your father pegs,he is not obligated to give you a farthing
Go and get jobs and work
That is a lesson for you all especially if you were born by his mistress
Go and make your own money and get your own stuff rather than disgrace your family at your father's demise
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shymexx:
@ the bolded - perhaps, that's what people need to start doing to avoid imbroglio that might end up tearing the family apart when they're 6ft under... Most people hang to the tradition nonsense when it suits them due to their innate greediness... However, I also think Bianca is greedy as well... They need to will all Ojukwu's properties to Biafran veterans!!

Personally, I don't think it's a good thing to have babies everywhere...

Standing5: what about "That Ibo boy'' tag many known 'ibos' carry openly? Abeg, shift make we pass jor!