kingzizzy:
I want to make bold the argument that the political saga known as "June 12th" only resonates with Yorubas. No other ethnic group really cares about it. I know for a fact that we Igbos don't hold June 12th with any regard.

I have no problem with the FG designating June 12th as a historical event, however, it is not a national event since it only resonates with only one ethnic group

kingzizzy:
I want to make bold the argument that the political saga known as "June 12th" only resonates with Yorubas. No other ethnic group really cares about it. I know for a fact that we Igbos don't hold June 12th with any regard.

I have no problem with the FG designating June 12th as a historical event, however, it is not a national event since it only resonates with only one ethnic group

Guestlander:


If a presidential election was not a national event then what is?

Your only problem is tribalism as people like you tend to view everything through the prism of ethnicity. I bet it would be a national event for you if the people involved were igbo.

kingzizzy:


A presidential election conducted 25 years ago may have been a national event at the time, but not today



So you don't know that everyone in Nigeria sees things from the prism of ethnicity? That's why June 12th is a "Yoruba event" and not a national event

.

Throwback:



That you don't regard it and it does not resonate with you, shows that you do not even deserve the democracy that allows you to be wailers.

On any June 12 public holiday, go and force private corporations and government offices to open in the SouthEast.

Did the termination of democracy in 1993 not affect the democratic governors in the SouthEast?

Did it not affect SouthEast state legislators and federal legislators who were already in office before the annulled presidential elections?

Did Ezeife in Anambra and Nwodo in Enugu remain in office as democratic governor after Abacha took over, because June 12 annulment only affected Yorubas?

Does Sallah public holiday resonate in the SouthEast that is Christian? Do you force yourself to work even when your employer says you should stay at home for Sallah?

kingzizzy:


Don't make me laugh. June 12 is a Yoruba ethnic thing. You actually think there is any Igbo man out there who gives a hoot if MKO was unjustly denied his mandate? MKO was always a nobody in Igbo land.

June 12th being designated Democracy day is not because of the Military coup that followed it. June 12th is all about MKO's robbed mandate.

Outside Yoruba land, nobody today cares that MKO's mandate was robbed

Guestlander:


Is there a statue of limitations on what can be regarded as a national event? Why is July 4th 1776 is still being celebrated yearly in the United States.
Where's is your rational mind is you allow tribalism to cloud your judgment?

kingzizzy:


Don't make me laugh. June 12 is a Yoruba ethnic thing. You actually think there is any Igbo man out there who gives a hoot if MKO was unjustly denied his mandate? MKO was always a nobody in Igbo land.

June 12th being designated Democracy day is not because of the Military coup that followed it. June 12th is all about MKO's robbed mandate.

Outside Yoruba land, nobody today cares that MKO's mandate was robbed

Throwback:


You honestly think any Nigerian cares what the Igbo care to regard as heroic or not? If you chose to abandon it to the Yorubas to fight for democracy for the rest of Nigeria, are you not ashamed of yourself?

Did the military not come in due to the crises that resulted from that annulment?

Did democracy remain in Igboland after the military had halted it in every other part of Nigeria?

Did democracy not return based on the consistent struggles to actualize the June 12 national mandate?

So why are you rejoicing that you as a people do not regard June 12? You should be shedding tears of shame.

Did the government consult you now before doing what is right?
So why then are you disturbing yourself when your are already not reckoned with?

kingzizzy:


Don't make me laugh. June 12 is a Yoruba ethnic thing. You actually think there is any Igbo man out there who gives a hoot if MKO was unjustly denied his mandate? MKO was always a nobody in Igbo land.

June 12th being designated Democracy day is not because of the Military coup that followed it. June 12th is all about MKO's robbed mandate.

Outside Yoruba land, nobody today cares that MKO's mandate was robbed

Guestlander:


If a presidential election was not a national event then what is? Your only problem is tribalism as people like you tend to view everything through the prism of ethnicity. I bet it would be a national event for you if the people involved were igbo.

Throwback:



That you don't regard it and it does not resonate with you, shows that you do not even deserve the democracy that allows you to be wailers.

On any June 12 public holiday, go and force private corporations and government offices to open in the SouthEast.

Did the termination of democracy in 1993 not affect the democratic governors in the SouthEast?

Did it not affect SouthEast state legislators and federal legislators who were already in office before the annulled presidential elections?

Did Ezeife in Anambra and Nwodo in Enugu remain in office as democratic governor after Abacha took over, because June 12 annulment only affected Yorubas?

That you so easily abandoned the struggle that was national and made it a Yoruba problem, and embraced military dictatorship, is why every other tribe took the back seat to allow only Yorubas contest the 1999 presidential election.

Does Sallah public holiday resonate in the SouthEast that is Christian? Do you force yourself to work even when your employer says you should stay at home for Sallah?

Throwback:


You honestly think any Nigerian cares what the Igbo care to regard as heroic or not? If you chose to abandon it to the Yorubas to fight for democracy for the rest of Nigeria, are you not ashamed of yourself?

Did the military not come in due to the crises that resulted from that annulment?

Did democracy remain in Igboland after the military had halted it in every other part of Nigeria?

Did democracy not return based on the consistent struggles to actualize the June 12 national mandate?

So why are you rejoicing that you as a people do not regard June 12? You should be shedding tears of shame.

Did the government consult you now before doing what is right?
So why then are you disturbing yourself when your are already not reckoned with?

Guestlander:


Olisa Agbakoba was a leading figure in the struggle to restore Abiola's mandate.

Kyase:
I do

Mayrock:


Olaniyi I know u...

Mayrock:



OK fine, enjoy ur June 12

I can't waste a whole day for such nonsense.

Reminez:
This osu jewdas has been in pains since yesterday. Get well soon

Throwback:


You honestly think any Nigerian cares what the Igbo care to regard as heroic or not? If you chose to abandon it to the Yorubas to fight for democracy for the rest of Nigeria, are you not ashamed of yourself?

Did the military not come in due to the crises that resulted from that annulment?

Did democracy remain in Igboland after the military had halted it in every other part of Nigeria?

Did democracy not return based on the consistent struggles to actualize the June 12 national mandate?

So why are you rejoicing that you as a people do not regard June 12? You should be shedding tears of shame.

Did the government consult you now before doing what is right?
So why then are you disturbing yourself when you are already not reckoned with?

kingzizzy:
I want to make bold the argument that the political saga known as "June 12th" only resonates with Yorubas. No other ethnic group really cares about it. I know for a fact that we Igbos don't hold June 12th with any regard.

I have no problem with the FG designating June 12th as a historical event, however, it is not a national event since it only resonates with only one ethnic group

kingzizzy:
I want to make bold the argument that the political saga known as "June 12th" only resonates with Yorubas. No other ethnic group really cares about it. I know for a fact that we Igbos don't hold June 12th with any regard.

I have no problem with the FG designating June 12th as a historical event, however, it is not a national event since it only resonates with only one ethnic group

gssdobi:
.if u live in a glass house don't throw stone. If you care less about the death of another, then what moral rights do you have expecting Nigerians to care about Biafra?. Children of hate indeed!. Biafra then is an ibo thing Pls stop disturbing our peace over a war you started and lost.

Throwback:



That you don't regard it and it does not resonate with you, shows that you do not even deserve the democracy that allows you to be wailers.

On any June 12 public holiday, go and force private corporations and government offices to open in the SouthEast.

Did the termination of democracy in 1993 not affect the democratic governors in the SouthEast?

Did it not affect SouthEast state legislators and federal legislators who were already in office before the annulled presidential elections?

Did Ezeife in Anambra and Nwodo in Enugu remain in office as democratic governor after Abacha took over, because June 12 annulment only affected Yorubas?

That you so easily abandoned the struggle that was national and made it a Yoruba problem, and embraced military dictatorship, is why every other tribe took the back seat to allow only Yorubas contest the 1999 presidential election.

Does Sallah public holiday resonate in the SouthEast that is Christian? Do you force yourself to work even when your employer says you should stay at home for Sallah?

Mayrock:


Ok

kingzizzy:


Don't make me laugh. June 12 is a Yoruba ethnic thing. You actually think there is any Igbo man out there who gives a hoot if MKO was unjustly denied his mandate? MKO was always a nobody in Igbo land.

June 12th being designated Democracy day is not because of the Military coup that followed it. June 12th is all about MKO's robbed mandate.

Outside Yoruba land, nobody today cares that MKO's mandate was robbed

ba7man:
Well,we've forced our opinion on the whole nation now.

What are you going to do about it??

ariesbull:


You didn't force it .. it was a move to make up for your votes in future elections and also mess your brother Obasanjo up and embarras him in front of your people because they know that you would ask him ...why didn't you make June 12 a public holidays