Too bad a significant piece of Nigerian history is being lost.
We pay little or no importance to our history.

dapipson:
Even in the grave? abeg use your mouth for better thing Bro so that it shall be well with you.

Okay

klax:



Amen. Amen and Amen. And may God punish him more.

Very heartless man.

toyoutoyou:
Has it been well with u?

Yes, very well. But not with this country.

Sylverbox:
I guess ur prayers were answered long before ur birth...

I hope so...

SeverusSnape:

The oil is situated in our region, Will they allow us go...I hope Buhari succeeds in his quest for oil in the Chad Basin .

I tell you, it will never be business as usual after the handover...

We are taking what belong to us.
We are currenly producing 1.8 million barrels of oil per day (it has droped again)

we need 100% resource control! Anything less than that will be resisted!!!

lionstone:
House where Lugard signed amalgamation of Northern Southern Nigeria needs attention


Dear Sir,
My name is Pelu Awofeso, travel journalist and publisher of waka-about .
In the light of the federal government’s plan to mark Nigeria’s centenary in 2014, we sent one of our writers on assignment to Zungeru, the historic town.
Among other landmarks, the tour brought her to the building , where Frederick Lugard supposedly signed the Amalgamation of Northern and Southern Nigeria on 1 January 1914.
We like the idea of a centenary celebration. if anything, it will help to unite our dear country even more. Already, there is a whole raft of centenary everything:centenary city, centenary slogan, centenary song, centenary logo/emblem, centenary lottery,centenary website.
But so far no mention has been made of Zungeru, Niger State, where Frederick Lugard actually signed the amalgamation into effect.


Zungeru should be the ideal CENTENARY CITY, a town that should be properly prepared ahead of the 2014 commemoration. I do hope this image will be published in your respected medium to draw attention to an unfairly neglected but significant town in our country’s history.


http://www.premiumtimesng.com/letter-to-the-editor/124833-house-where-fredericklugard-signed-the-amalgamation-of-nothern-southern-nigeria.html

Is dis an house? An historic building indeed!

coache:
Guys... I just finished creating a sophisticated time machine. It can go to the past and correct any error. So here's the plan......someone will go to the past and correct this amalgamation error for us......but I need a volunteer dat will go and represent us.
So house........any volunteer? Anybody is qualified.

YOU lead the way, afterall YOU invented it.

But seriously, while the amalgamation may seem to be a mistake of epic proportions, a monumentally humongous catastrophe (pardon my french), I still see the hand of God in it. It was not a mistake. That Nigeria is a mess at 55 yrs (counting from indepedence), does not mean she will remain a mess forever. Nigeria is yet to be glorified. Though it seems impossible now with all the tribalism, corruption and stuff, in the end we'll be like, "all is well that ends well". Naija no go break up.

I, for one wouldn't subscribe to one Nigeria. But now that we are in it, let's try and make it work.

So this is the house were the "fraud" known as 'Nigeria' was created by the British profiteer called Lord Lugard. The 1914 amalgamation was the single worst tragedy to befall my people the Igbos.

ishiamu:



That's the fucking house he sold us to this yeye amajiris

E dey Pain you GagaO
























U never come go break the bond










Ewu

SeverusSnape:
That was where the great mistake of 1914 took place.

It shall not be well with Lugard.

Amen !!

No curse the guy.

@Ops , is dt where Orijin Was also discovered ?

If u look at his face u'll know that he's a very mean and bad mentor,british colo-kwashioko who've vow to deep nigeria in to -to until they suck us dry like(sahara desert).

It shall be well with u the more.

SeverusSnape:
Yes, very well. But not with this country.

eagleeye2:

What of his wife?

She dey museum

lionstone:
House where Lugard signed amalgamation of Northern Southern Nigeria needs attention


Dear Sir,
My name is Pelu Awofeso, travel journalist and publisher of waka-about .
In the light of the federal government’s plan to mark Nigeria’s centenary in 2014, we sent one of our writers on assignment to Zungeru, the historic town.
Among other landmarks, the tour brought her to the building , where Frederick Lugard supposedly signed the Amalgamation of Northern and Southern Nigeria on 1 January 1914.
We like the idea of a centenary celebration. if anything, it will help to unite our dear country even more. Already, there is a whole raft of centenary everything:centenary city, centenary slogan, centenary song, centenary logo/emblem, centenary lottery,centenary website.
But so far no mention has been made of Zungeru, Niger State, where Frederick Lugard actually signed the amalgamation into effect.


Zungeru should be the ideal CENTENARY CITY, a town that should be properly prepared ahead of the 2014 commemoration. I do hope this image will be published in your respected medium to draw attention to an unfairly neglected but significant town in our country’s history.


http://www.premiumtimesng.com/letter-to-the-editor/124833-house-where-fredericklugard-signed-the-amalgamation-of-nothern-southern-nigeria.html

Frederick Lugard I pray thee you won't Rest In Peace. ... eleeeribu

toyoutoyou:
It shall be well with u the more.

Thanks

dearpreye:


It's His will that stands; nothing happens without His notice.

God will bless you for that.

Oh yah .....i've been there several times bruh!!!



I even took some pictures there,though not on this present phone! but dammmmmmn ! the phone is spoilt

masterchi:
His manhood lives on.lol

Unfortunately he died without any living manhood.

Don't ask me why.

useless deal
how can the nonsense house be preserved when the nation itself is shiit

@ dis post you are rigid,your benefit in this statement shows that your Lord wicked lizard,no matter how many decade british have rob this country ur ancestors are the judas iscariot of nigeria.But one thing is sure,God-win and rule the affairs of this nation.uote author=Masterclass32 post=33005872]

YOU lead the way, afterall YOU invented it.

But seriously, while the amalgamation may seem to be a mistake of epic proportions, a monumentally humongous catastrophe (pardon my french), I still see the hand of God in it. It was not a mistake. That Nigeria is a mess at 55 yrs (counting from indepedence), does not mean she will remain a mess forever. Nigeria is yet to be glorified. Though it seems impossible now with all the tribalism, corruption and stuff, in the end we'll be like, "all is well that ends well". Naija no go break up.

I, for one wouldn't subscribe to one Nigeria. But now that we are in it, let's try and make it work.[/quote]

SeverusSnape:
That was where the great mistake of 1914 took place.

It shall not be well with Lugard.

Amen!!!!!!!!!

Infact wiv his generationssssssssss...

Woe betide dat house... since it has inhibited the development of my people by joing immiZible elements together.....

SeverusSnape:
That was where the great mistake of 1914 took place.

It shall not be well with Lugard.

AMIN ONE MILLION TIME, THE MAN THAT JOIN ANIMALS WITH HUMANS

Both luggard, niger state, 1914, and Nigeria should go to hell.

ishiamu:



That's the fucking house he sold us to this yeye amajiris

I think your 'orubebes' were drunk then.

My dear brothers and sisters of the great land of the rising sun, please do not be deceived. Nigeria is not for us! Let's forge a common front and demand from the rest of the world that Biafra be actualized.
We can't continue to pretend like all is well in this hellhole called Nigeria.
Let's unite in purpose and push for the actualization of Biafra. Let's do it for our sake and for the sake of our unborn generations.

Biafra is our only hope!!!

appini:


Unfortunately he died without any living manhood.

Don't ask me why.

what a wasted life.

SeverusSnape:
That was where the great mistake of 1914 took place.

It shall not be well with Lugard.

he don die

Why is it difficult for Nigeria to maintain monuments that have to do with its history? I see no reason why that building is allowed to be that form. Till date the building in Philadelphia in the United States in which the country's Constitution was signed in 1776 is still being maintained. The chairs, tables and even the pen and ink container are still intact.

God bless Nigeria. The destiny of this great nation shall not be cut short. It will shine forth to the ends of the earth.

that bumbling basta.rd!!
God go punish him 4 grave where he lies.