okomile:
Stinginess

He does not want people to know he has money.
Last, last, he died and left the money behind.

Some people who grew up with poor parent most times are scared of wealth. The poverty steak still shows in them.

Nigeria we hail thee!!!

okomile:
Stinginess

He does not want people to know he has money.
Last, last, he died and left the money behind.

Some people who grew up with poor parent most times are scared of wealth. The poverty steak still shows in them.

Nigeria we hail thee!!!

crestedaguiyi:
our people were so rich before the war that the rest of the country hated them. till today, we are still richer and far ahead of our haters.

To God be the glory

crestedaguiyi:
our people were so rich before the war that the rest of the country hated them. till today, we are still richer and far ahead of our haters.

To God be the glory

alfaman3:


which stupid god.

where was this efulefu god when they were killing and starving us?

He was probably hiding in an underground bunker with your rebel leader in Nnewi before running off to Abidjan in search of peace

okomile:
Stinginess

He does not want people to know he has money.
Last, last, he died and left the money behind.

Some people who grew up with poor parent most times are scared of wealth. The poverty steak still shows in them.

Nigeria we hail thee!!!

T9ksy:




He was probably hiding in an underground bunker with your rebel leader in Nnewi before running off to Abidjan in search of peace

alfaman3:


which stupid god.

where was this efulefu god when they were killing and starving us?

boldaslion:


Shut up before you become deaf and dumb, or you don't believe that God can strike you?

Charmingrascal:
Those monies should be taking to the museum. Biafra is still achievable probably when a genuine leader with no aggression towards other tribes emerges from the East. A leader that stays in Nigeria and knows the pain of his people not an aggressive one that will endanger the lives of his people by instigating them against the military. A leader that understands that sometimes it's diplomacy and not aggression that can win battle




Bash me I don't care the truth is bitter.

I'm an expert on Nigerian Civil War history and
have a deep knowledge of pre/post Civil War
history.


Those rebel currencies had NO value because they
were REJECTED by the International community
and could not be used as legal tenders during the
Civil War.


Infact Ojukwu ordered that Nigerian Pounds should
be submitted by all returnee Ibos and non-Ibos in
the former Eastern Region because they had more
value than the hurriedly created rebel enclave
currency notes... which could ONLY be used in
the Rebel enclave and eventually became
valueless like toilet paper shortly before the
Oso Agha (Civil War) ended.


It may shock you that more than 1 year after
Secession it was Nigerian Pounds that Colonel
Ojukwu
and his team were using to buy weapons in the international arms black market.


Then the big BANG. On the advice of the British,
Nigeria changed her currency notes in 1968, and then
all the old Nigerian Pounds the rebels had collected
from returnees to the breakaway Eastern region of
Nigeria, including those in the treasury and those
looted from the Central Banks branches, became
useless because they couldn't buy things in the
international market again and that was one
of the main reasons the Civil War ended when it
did thereby reducing the loss of more lives!
The Civil War should even have ended in early 1969
but Federal Forces had to be less aggressive to
avoid civilian casualties.


So, the Rebel currency notes were WORTHLESS
in the international community because they
knew the supposed "country" was illegally created
without the support of the TRUE leadership of the
minority ethnic groups such as the leaders of
the COR Movement (Calabar, Ogoja, Rivers)
such as Ken Saro Wiwa, Chief Harold Dappa - Biriye
from Bonny Island and who is seen as the
father of the Ijaw nation... and many more who
accused Ibos of forcing them into a breakaway
enclave. So they stayed with Nigeria and these
ethnic minorities provided troops and fighters
for the Nigerian Armed Forces... Such as Colonel Etuk, Isaac Jasper
Adaka - Boro from Ijaw and Captain Elechi Amadi,
the former President-General of Ogbakor Ikwere who
fought in the 3rd Marine Commando of the
Nigerian Army during the Civil War.


The United Nations also did not recognize the
Secession so the rebel leadership had to use
Nigerian Pounds right into 1968 to stay afloat.


I have since 1981 read books written by Officers
who were active on both sides during the
Civil War so I have vast knowledge in this area from
OBJ, to Alexander Madiebo, to Hilary Njoku, Alabi-Isama and more!


Please read more as it enables you to be savvy, wise,
and avoid mistakes of the past.



Cheers!

Cc:Xslaze3xd

Chizuru01:


As a lady, It is not good to have a low IQ or Low Ability to understand.


After the war, if you are seen with the money, you will be executed. It is safer to hid the money by burying it.

T9ksy:




He was probably hiding in an underground bunker with your rebel leader in Nnewi before running off to Abidjan in search of peace

T9ksy:




He was probably hiding in an underground bunker with your rebel leader in Nnewi before running off to Abidjan in search of peace