Welcome, Guest: Register On Nairaland / LOGIN! / Trending / Recent / NewStats: 3,194,686 members, 7,955,555 topics. Date: Sunday, 22 September 2024 at 09:14 AM |
Nairaland Forum / Entertainment / Celebrities / I Will Never Support Biafra - Charlie Boy (30733 Views)
Charlie Boy Replies Linda Ikeji, Reveals That She Is Wearing Moonbump / 2face's Reply To Charlie Boy's Diss Is The Most Mature Thing Ever - See / Photos Of Charlie Boy At Calabar Carnival (2) (3) (4)
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (Reply) (Go Down)
Re: I Will Never Support Biafra - Charlie Boy by pazienza(m): 9:34am On Apr 21, 2017 |
RosaConsidine: Lol! Igbo is a nation made up willing members,it's a real nation in every sense of it, and none is being forced to be Igbo . You don't decide for Ndiigbo what we ask for, we are free people and reserve the right to demand for our collective self determination. Igbo nation is united by shared Language , culture, descent and location. You can't compare it to a colonial abomination called Nigeria, made up of people of uncommon descent, language and culture , that needs the use of force to keep people in its union. Even at that, every Igbo speaking community would be given the chance to vote in favour or against Biafra in a referendum. I find it disturbing that a human with brain cells would compare the Igbo nation with Nigeria. And no, Biafra is not about keeping previously independent groups in bondage under force like is obtainable in Nigeria. Biafra is about independent Igbo groups and willing non Igbo neighbors, coming together to form a nation built on mutual agreement and consent of all involved groups under sustainable political structures and United by shared political, religious, cultural and lingual ideologies. 4 Likes 1 Share |
Re: I Will Never Support Biafra - Charlie Boy by DozieInc(m): 9:39am On Apr 21, 2017 |
malton: You made a point. |
Re: I Will Never Support Biafra - Charlie Boy by pazienza(m): 9:58am On Apr 21, 2017 |
"There is a handful of Igbo elite that have deeply entrenched financial interest in Nigeria. They know that Nigeria is not and will never be a just, free and safe place for the Igbo but they are blinded by their slavish attachment to their financial interests in Nigeria. They constitute the tip of the “fix One Nigeria” arrow. They are the ones that are very quick to accuse anyone talking about separation from Nigeria of planning to instigate another war. They pretend to love Easterners so much they would rather have them live as slaves in Nigeria than struggle to separate from their oppressor. When you point out to them that the situation Igbo and other Easterners find themselves now in Nigeria is worse than being at war, their eyes glaze over and they pretend not to understand what you just told them. But come to think of it, how many Igbo were slaughtered in Northern Nigeria between 1980 and today? I know you don't have an accurate count, but just guess. You will be shocked when people who have kept fairly accurate records give you the number. It is in the tens of thousands. What is the total number of Easterners recklessly killed every day in towns and cities all over Eastern Region by the Nigerian police and army? What do you think will be the total number since 1980 , And while you are at it, try imagining the number of Easterners who die every day on the death traps we call roads, and morgues we call hospitals, all because of purposeful underdevelopment and tyrannical, oppressive governance. And now if you care, imagine the cost in billions of dollars, of houses, businesses, goods and property belonging to our people and destroyed in those incidents. Many of those who survived these massacres were made to “start afresh”. Without a doubt we have been at war for a very long time but some people just can't see it". 6 Likes 1 Share |
Re: I Will Never Support Biafra - Charlie Boy by pazienza(m): 10:00am On Apr 21, 2017 |
"Our people have lost contact with the reality of their history as they are continually fed garbage by Nigeria. In 1965 and just before the first coup, there were four regional governments and the federal government of Nigeria. Of these five governments the government of the Eastern Region was the most stable, politically and fiscally. The next was the government of Mid-western Region. Don't take my word, check the records for yourself. Who said that our people cannot govern themselves? Ask your elders about Igbo Union and Ibibio Union Organizations dispersed all over West Africa. These Unions organized our people wherever they lived all over Africa, channeled resources home and became one of the engines of development throughout the Eastern Region. Most of our political leaders Michael Okpara, Akanu Ibiam, Mbonu Ojike, E.O. Eyo, Dennis Osadebay, H.U.Akpabio, Eyo Ita, Jaja Wachuku, Alvan Ikoku, Nwafor Orizu, M. C. K. Ajuluchukwu, Nyong Essien, Margaret Ekpo, Oyibo Odinammadu, Muokwugo Okoye and so many others were men and women of vision, and transparent honesty who transformed Eastern Region into an enviable model of political stability and economic empowerment. Fast forward into Biafra; the Biafran government was never a dictatorship even in war time. General Ojukwu stated very clearly that his government will never be a dictatorship. This is why at every turn of the war he consulted regularly with the Eastern Region (Biafran) Consultative Assembly and the Advisory Committee of Chiefs and Elders representing all the communities in Biafra. The administrator of each province in Biafra was a native of that province. Think of the marvelous job done by the administrators of the twenty provinces of Biafra as well as the Biafran cabinet. Check the records and see for yourself. Yakubu Gowon on the other hand never consulted representatives of the peoples of Nigeria even once or sought their input into any matters whatsoever. During the war, Biafra was blockaded by land, sea, and air by Nigeria. Biafrans went ahead and built their own armored cars, petroleum refineries, refined their own salt, manufactured break fluids, automotive lubricants, batteries for running radio and other electronic equipment, etc. Biafrans manufactured their own rockets and rocket launchers as well as the famous Ogbunigwe (missile) which they eventually refined to be launched. Biafrans even tried to build their own airplanes. Read the report of the ingenuity and efficiency of the Biafran government and people by a team of experts from the United States led by senator Goodell that visited Biafra during the war. That report is in the Congressional Record in the United States, February, 1969". 3 Likes |
Re: I Will Never Support Biafra - Charlie Boy by Nobody: 10:07am On Apr 21, 2017 |
Igbokao: Thumbs up |
Re: I Will Never Support Biafra - Charlie Boy by pazienza(m): 10:11am On Apr 21, 2017 |
Well, I'm not surprised that a lot of the people that have rushed to condemn Charly Boy's article very likely did not read it through or did not bother to understand the points he's trying to pass across because most of them aren't offering a reasonable or reasoned rebuttal. I would encourage you guys to read through his reasons and then comment. As for my own view, even I have been thinking of writing something along these lines on my blog. The Igbo nation specifically and Nigerians at large don't seem to realise that the current state of this country is not because we are a union of different peoples or that people from other tribes from ours just naturally hate our tribes. Nigeria's failure is the product of our collective failures as individuals, regardless of tribe, geopolitical zone, religion or ideology. Why this is important to note is that if we don't fix these individual failures, they would still carry over into whatever countries we produce from breaking up Nigeria. The Igbo demand for self determination is not tied to just the failure Nigeria has become, it's tired to desire for sovereignty and wish to control our destiny totally as a people at home, and not be dictated by aliens from far away land. Like someone already pointed out, Europe is a rich zone, yet Britain pulled out, UK is a rich nation, yet Scotland attempted and still attempts to pull out. Why? Sovereignty! Slice and dice it any way you want it. Ndiigbo wants total sovereignty away from the colonial conundrum of Babel called Nigeria. And there is no explaining this very fact away. Eritrea is not a richer country than Ethiopia, yet no Eritrean would want Eritrea remerged with Ethiopia after they fought hard for their independence from Ethiopia. No Igbo is under any illusion that Biafra would become an Eldorado, but we know that in Biafra, our destiny will be totally on our hands, what we make of it will be our choice. We want that choice. 5 Likes 1 Share |
Re: I Will Never Support Biafra - Charlie Boy by pazienza(m): 10:21am On Apr 21, 2017 |
Some weeks ago, I was in a bus and the driver, an Igbo man got into an argument with a passenger, a Yoruba man. After the passenger alighted, the driver started muttering that it's just because Biafra has not been actualized, else he wouldn't be found in Lagos. I found it funny because - who told him he would be anything more than a bus driver in Biafra too? Or we don't have bus drivers in Igboland? For a lot of the people I hear talking about Biafra, it's only an escapist fantasy for them because they are disillusioned with the country called Nigeria. But creating a new country wouldn't make their lives any better if they don't change the way they approach government, society, their civic responsibilities and an appreciation for the rights of every man which EVERYONE across the length and breadth of our country have failed at. How would you know that his lot won't be better in Biafra? All over the world, rich and prosperous nations are products of the dreams of the citizens who driven by patriotism worked hard to make it so. Those who talk about Nigeria for me are those living in fantasy world. The fact remains that Nigeria as an option had failed since 1960, and continue to fail till today. Only mad people repeat same things and expect different outcomes. Nigeria by its very structure and composition is Destined to fail. Biafra on the other hand has every lining of prosperous stable nation, going by the way it's precursor, Eastern region was. 6 Likes 1 Share |
Re: I Will Never Support Biafra - Charlie Boy by pazienza(m): 10:26am On Apr 21, 2017 |
I mean, Charlie Boy is right - it's not like the Yorubas or Hausas or Fulanis or people of other tribes are going down to Igboland to prevent it from developing. It's our fellow Igbo men in positions of leadership that are stunting our growth - same as the leaders in all the other regions of Nigeria are relegating regional and National development in favour of personal enrichment. Then they sell us this idea that we are each others' enemies so we can keep fighting each other and ignore them while they feed fat on our commonwealth. It's these same people we would get in Biafra and they would do the same thing they are doing in the current Nigerian setup and nothing would change. It's easy for revolutions to take place in a relatively homogeneous population or a population United by shared religious, political or cultural ideologies. Because in such situations, it becomes too difficult for bad leaders to divide the people and prevent them from ganging up against them. Biafra stands 100% more chance of shaking off bad leaders, than a tower of Babel like Nigeria whose people have no point of unity and no patriotism whatsoever for it, as they all know it's an artificial creation. Biafrans driven by patriotism would gladly lay down their lives for Biafra, Nigerians not under paid employment( NA,NPF,etc) can't do the same for Nigeria. Therein lie the difference between a true nation( Biafra) and a colonial artificial construct( Nigeria). Most one Nigeria apologists I had seen all do so driven by selfish/greedy considerations, and not out of patriotism or love for Nigeria as a country and their fellow citizens not from their ethnic group. It's always about what their groups stand to benefit from Nigeria or what they themselves stand to benefit from Nigeria. Isn't it Ironic that most prominent one Nigeria apologists or anti Biafra crusaders on this forum and off this forum are also chronic rabid Igbophobic entities. Let that sink in. 5 Likes 1 Share |
Re: I Will Never Support Biafra - Charlie Boy by Nobody: 10:38am On Apr 21, 2017 |
Haha. Dope. The average IPOB is a foolish person really. I've always said this..they keep ranting Biafra yet they're scattered everywhere in South West states. Is that how to get Biafra?? Mugus. ChetaNwaeze: 2 Likes |
Re: I Will Never Support Biafra - Charlie Boy by pazienza(m): 11:00am On Apr 21, 2017 |
I am not for forcing anybody into any unions they don't want to or no longer want to be a part of. However, I feel it is paramount that we consider all the factors reasonably before making a decision and I am afraid a lot of the people clamouring for a secession are not contemplating all the factors. What I am advocating is that the problems that have driven Nigeria to where it is are to be found all over Nigeria - not just in the North and West alone and these problems would undoubtedly crossover into a Biafra. The average Igbo man does not hold his leaders accountable for how they manage resources, same as the average Yoruba or Hausa man. The average Igbo man celebrates wealth and riches over skill and achievement same as the average Yoruba or Hausa manunless No it wont, of all the regions in the regional era, the East was the moat stable, politically and otherwise. There was a reason for that, and that reason is imbedded in the Igbo DNA. So No, we are not same with the people of SW and the North. Our political, cultural and religious ideologies differ from those of those people. The current centrality of Nigerian structure had obscured all that but Biafra would highlight that again, because things are never scarce where they are found. The average Igbo man abhors being ordered by central figures and bodies,the structure and organization of Biafra would take care of that, and allow for more accountability. The average Igbo man celebrate achievements, which in turn yields money. I don't Know where you are getting your feeds from. Either way,we are well aware of the challenges we might face in Biafra, but guess what? We still want Biafra, don't for once ignorantly think you are more educated or enlightened than those of us angling for Biafra. As bad as South Sudan is today, if you conduct a referendum there now for rejoining of South Sudan with North Sudan, no single South Sudanese would vote for the rejoining. That should tell you something. What IPOB is asking for is a referendum, those Igbos like Charly boy that wants continued association with Nigeria are all entitled to one vote each, they should join us in calling for referendum so that they can come and express those one votes and see how insignificant their numbers are. This old tactics of speaking against your kind and Biafra to curry favour from Yorubas and Arewanistans is so outdated. 6 Likes 1 Share |
Re: I Will Never Support Biafra - Charlie Boy by YelloweWest: 11:04am On Apr 21, 2017 |
donborg:That is my point exactly!!! But some ipob make it sound like it is by force for us to join them. They say this like ph is part of Biafra land. I'm Ikwerre from the heart of ph which is Ogbumunabali. We dont want any part of Biafra. They also say there is nothing like the Niger Delta, that the Niger Delta is not an entity on its own.... what sort of bull crap is that?? I can confidently tell u that NO PART of Rivers State be it Etche Ndokis-Omuma Ikwerre which are all migrantes from Igbo land will join biafra. Why?? Because of OIL and seaports! They would rather want to be part of the Niger Delta. This is a fact. Igbo should come to terms with this reality when clamouring for biafra. Or focus on developing the SE within Nigeria. 1 Like |
Re: I Will Never Support Biafra - Charlie Boy by pazienza(m): 11:06am On Apr 21, 2017 |
[b] Here is how Father Joe, one of the Irish Rev. Fathers who worked in Igbo land for a long time and stayed in Biafra throughout the Biafra-Nigeria War, described the Ibo (Igbo) to a team of reporters from Life Magazine in 1968: “Life (Magazine) has been dispatching teams to Biafra since June 1968, and now September, the beginning of the hot season, was on hand, we noticed a profound change. Wherever we went, people tugged at our sleeves and held out their hands, hoping for a coin, a cigarette, or a kola nut. This begging was altogether new.” “The Iboman never begs.” Father Joe said. “He's much too proud, he wants to pay for what he gets. The Ibos are wizards at saving money. When one of them gets a job, he starts saving right away; first for a bicycle, then a transistor radio, and next a bit of land. Then he builds a house on it, gets a wife and before the first child is born, he is already putting money by for the kid's school fees. The Ibos are mad for education.” He continued, “Ach, you should have known the Ibo before the war, shrewd, clannish, competitive – exasperating and proud. Some called them the Jews of Africa and others said they were as bad as the Irish, and I'd consider it a compliment either way. You know that we Holy Ghost Fathers all ran schools here before the war? The way we played on the Iboman's competitive instinct was absolutely shameless.” “What kind of parish is this? I would say to the elders. The school of the other village has an upstairs – Ibo talk for a second story – so they'd build me an upstairs and then I'd say, how can I be the Father here? There is a village not five miles from here that has a primary school and a secondary school as well. Do you expect me to spend the rest of my life rotting in a village that has no secondary school? So, up would go the new school and then I'd really put the screws to them: There is a settlement down Owerri-way that sent one of their boys to a university in Europe. Wouldn't it be a grand thing to have a university graduate of our own? And by God, somehow the village would scrimp and save until they had one: All that seems a long time ago now.” The determination and resourcefulness that once characterized the Ibo also preoccupied Father Joe. We were driving out for a last look at Emekuku Hospital when Father Joe remarked: “There was a time when it was impossible to have a car breakdown in Iboland. You'd find yourself stuck somewhere way out in the bush and first thing you know, three loafers – two of whom had probably never peeked under the bonnet of an auto in their lives – would saunter up to see what was the matter. In no time at all using rags and string they'd have you on your way again.” Father Joe shook our hands before we boarded the flight out through the flak and said, “Remember now: however this thing is settled militarily, somehow, somewhere, something called Biafra will continue to exist.”(Breadless Biafra). This is the Igbo the world used to know and which has been destroyed by Nigeria.[/b] This is the Igbo I know, and the Igbo that must be rescued before association with alien cultures in colonial set up called Nigeria, destroyed all these our traits that make us Igbo. 4 Likes |
Re: I Will Never Support Biafra - Charlie Boy by pazienza(m): 11:14am On Apr 21, 2017 |
YelloweWest: Speak for your Ikwerre group only. Ndoki people are already proudly Igbo people in Abia, and Rivers state as well as three villages in Akwa Ibom they occupy. Only Ikwerre share in this bitter misguided Igbophobia, and your attempts at spreading it to Etche is noted, but Etche marginalization in Rivers state by same Ikwerre who are championing Igbophobia on facebook pages on account of phantom Igbo marginalization in old Eastern region is quite ironic and had impeded your campaign in Etche so far. You can't confidently say anything as you are only entitled to one vote, if indeed you are not an impostor like I suspect already. 3 Likes |
Re: I Will Never Support Biafra - Charlie Boy by YelloweWest: 11:43am On Apr 21, 2017 |
pazienza:The delusion continues.... Anyone who speaks the truth u label as hausa or yoruba. On the other thread I even gave my family history on how I am both Ikwerre and Kalabari but they insist I'm yoruba. Calling me an imposter. U guys are truly out of touch with reality. Ndoki in abia state claim they are supposed to be part of Rivers State because their forefathers migrated from bonny Kingdom. My Dr a chief in abia state ndoki claims he is supposed to be from rivers. Let me remind you that the Niger Delta does not need Ndokis-Omuma or Etche, rather it is them that need the Niger Delta for its resources. Well like you rightly said let's all wait till the referendum! God willing it will surely come! 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: I Will Never Support Biafra - Charlie Boy by ZooRepublic: 12:06pm On Apr 21, 2017 |
IpobExposed:the zoo monkey is not different from other thieves (politicians) , just seeking for cheap popularity with Biafra when he is no longer valuable |
Re: I Will Never Support Biafra - Charlie Boy by donborg(m): 12:27pm On Apr 21, 2017 |
YelloweWest:cool down bro. referendum is like an election where all these issues you raised will be discussed and adequately addressed. igbos also have oil and importantly the manpower which nigerdelta lacks. |
Re: I Will Never Support Biafra - Charlie Boy by pointblank247(m): 1:03pm On Apr 21, 2017 |
charlyboy Kwa? mmmmsteeewww. 12 years old boy fixated in the body of old man that doesn't even know how to dress his age talk more of talk like his age mates arrant nonsensical stupidity . when we need the opinions of noisy attension seeking unsuccessful musicians we shall say it |
Re: I Will Never Support Biafra - Charlie Boy by pointblank247(m): 1:13pm On Apr 21, 2017 |
ChetaNwaeze:when the product of the rotten punany of a mad akwuna pretends to be an igbo man opens his stinking mouth that is more rotten that his mothers cesspit .we know you can even speak igbo language and show ur birth certificate with igbo names we still know you .retard anuofia akwuna tufuluatufu |
Re: I Will Never Support Biafra - Charlie Boy by RosaConsidine: 1:29pm On Apr 21, 2017 |
pazienza: Interesting response. That last part though - about having a shared political, religious, cultural and lingual ideology - that's patently not true. The Igbo nation as it is right now is extremely fragmented. What is our uniting political ideology? Nobody knows because each person speaks for themselves. Cultural values? I am Anambra but I schooled in Owerri and I can tell you there is a pretty clear difference between our cultural values in both states. My mother has consistently warned us against marrying people from Imo state and this is a sentiment shared by a lot of other people from Anambra state. While I know it's a warning I will definitely ignore if I fall in love with, say, an Owerri or Mbaise or Orlu girl, it shows a distinct lack of trust even amongst ourselves that we are yet to resolve. All we share are similar languages. We still don't speak with one voice in Nigeria. Why do you think that would suddenly change in a Biafra? 1 Like |
Re: I Will Never Support Biafra - Charlie Boy by YelloweWest: 1:56pm On Apr 21, 2017 |
donborg: LOL! still them |
Re: I Will Never Support Biafra - Charlie Boy by Nobody: 1:58pm On Apr 21, 2017 |
Weselion:Reason why blacks cannot rise above their primitive mindset. So so kil na him full their mouth. Oya begin kill any Igbo man wey you see today. Anuvia. |
Re: I Will Never Support Biafra - Charlie Boy by malton: 3:16pm On Apr 21, 2017 |
RosaConsidine: True. I know that it's just a few bad elements perpetrating these heinous crimes. I have a good number of Hausa-Fulani friends myself. As a matter of fact, my closest friend even as I type this, is a Fulani guy from Jigawa. We have been friends since 100 level and remain even more so to this day. On the most part, they are good people with good intentions. However, the problem is that Islamic practices, as done in northern Nigeria is badly flawed and portends danger, unless something is done. Radicalism is often a precursor to terrorism. Despite our complexities and diversity, we can wax stronger only if we are all willing to accept and appreciate each an everyone in spite of our differences. Islamic clerics in the north are quick to point out our differences and how more righteous the muslims are than everyone else. They seldom preach peace or tolerance. Such narrow perspective can only breed people with simplistic views of life. That's why they don't find it difficult to kill the "infidels." All terrorist groups, whether boko haram or Fulani herdsmen share one common objective: the willingness to kill or harm Nigerians for their cause. This is why radicalism is ultimately a major security concern for all involved. This is something I've seen and witnessed, not conjecture or hearsay. We can have the Nigeria of our dreams. A place where every life matters. But first, the aggressors have to stop being blood thirsty. The peace initiatives have to begin with them. Because they drew the first blood, and the largely Christian South and Middle Belt have yet to retaliate. |
Re: I Will Never Support Biafra - Charlie Boy by malton: 3:20pm On Apr 21, 2017 |
RosaConsidine: Okay. Guess I just found me an abode on the internet. I look forward to reading your piece on a regular basis. |
Re: I Will Never Support Biafra - Charlie Boy by pazienza(m): 3:26pm On Apr 21, 2017 |
RosaConsidine: Those are petty sentiments that exists all over any nation. There are many Anambra people married to Imo persons, and Vice versa. Even the name Anambra is an artificial construct. Northern parts of Imo and Abia are culturally fused with Southern parts of Anambra, and are indeed same people, as they speak similar languages and have similar customs. When you have time, read up on the bitter division of Ashkenazi and Sephardic Jews, yer it had never stopped Jews from uniting to achieve common objectives against common foes. Same is applicable to Ndiigbo. 3 Likes |
Re: I Will Never Support Biafra - Charlie Boy by pazienza(m): 3:35pm On Apr 21, 2017 |
YelloweWest: You are the deluded one. I'm well versed in sentiments prevalent in Ndoki of today as a very good friend of mine is an Ndoki man from Azumini, I had equally been to Azumini before. Ndoki people are comfortable with their Igbo identity. The story is that Bonny and Opobo migrated out of Ndoki and subsequently lost their Igbo language for current Ibani they speak, but later found their Igbo language back through the slave trade and today speak Igbo as first languages. Oyigbo LGA produce more crude oil than all LGAs in Rivers state , except ONELGA, another Igboid language. Etche land also produce a substantial amount of crude oil more than most Ikwerre LGAs. So, No! Neither Etche nor Oyigbo( Ndoki/Asa) people, need your Rivers state more than you need them. They are the ones whose lands had been deprived of its natural resources which are now used to develop Ikwerreland, while their own lands are abandoned and left in penury. Etche and Oyigbo have the worst road network and other infrastructures in Rivers state, despite huge crude oil production from their lands accredited to Rivers state via the derivation formula. You are fishing on shallow waters here, young lady. 4 Likes 1 Share |
Re: I Will Never Support Biafra - Charlie Boy by YelloweWest: 5:48pm On Apr 21, 2017 |
pazienza:Oyibo produces more crude than all other LGAS except Onelga Jeezzz.... that ends our argument. |
Re: I Will Never Support Biafra - Charlie Boy by nengibo: 5:49pm On Apr 21, 2017 |
YelloweWest:God bless you for this, the name Ndoki isnt even igbo its Ijaw, coined from the sentence "A mina dokiari" and till today they still associate with Ijaws in Rivers. 1 Like |
Re: I Will Never Support Biafra - Charlie Boy by nengibo: 5:51pm On Apr 21, 2017 |
donborg:Oya carry ur man power and oil and go & kindly leave us with our woman power, No Niger delta group is participating in an igbo sponsored referendum |
Re: I Will Never Support Biafra - Charlie Boy by nengibo: 5:54pm On Apr 21, 2017 |
pazienza:Big lie oh, so how did Ndoki towns start bearing Ijaw names did they also lose their language from Igbo? Fake historian |
Re: I Will Never Support Biafra - Charlie Boy by YelloweWest: 5:55pm On Apr 21, 2017 |
nengibo:I thank God my fellow Rivers brothers and sisters are raising up to this beast called biafra. They are trying tooth and nail to drag us into an unnecessary war but God will not allow them. I wonder why they can't limit their struggle to the 5igbo states and maybe parts of delta willing to join? In Etche, ndoki, omuma, oyibo ikwerre etc all have had their elders, chiefs and youth bodies come out to denounce Biafra but still they insist we must join them! Why?? 1 Like |
Re: I Will Never Support Biafra - Charlie Boy by YelloweWest: 5:56pm On Apr 21, 2017 |
nengibo:LIES from the pit of hell |
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (Reply)
Brigitte Nielsen Pregnant At 54 (photos) / Ikorodu Bois: Mimicking Davido The Riskiest Video We’ve Shot / Korede Bello Shares Morning Flight Photo
(Go Up)
Sections: politics (1) business autos (1) jobs (1) career education (1) romance computers phones travel sports fashion health religion celebs tv-movies music-radio literature webmasters programming techmarket Links: (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) Nairaland - Copyright © 2005 - 2024 Oluwaseun Osewa. All rights reserved. See How To Advertise. 148 |