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Re: Igbos Should Be Grateful To Awolowo For His Role During Civil War – Opadokun by Uchek(m): 8:26am On Sep 19, 2019 |
If you deny again the next thing will be the actual gazette and video proof so that you will know all you’ve known since you are young is all a lie Why don't release the actual gazette and video proof to nail your argument? Must you wait till he denies it. LegendHero: |
Re: Igbos Should Be Grateful To Awolowo For His Role During Civil War – Opadokun by Uchek(m): 8:41am On Sep 19, 2019 |
Your comment is a figment of your imagination and the reason is because you make so many assumption. When you make so much assumptions, you end up with so much fictional assertions Why would Zik's ugly experience with Awolowo in the 1951 regional election be the source of the grouse? How many Igbos were massacred by Yorubas in that election compared to the numbers massacred in the pre-Biafra pogrom in the north which was the major remote cause of the birth of Biafra? There is no basis of comparison between the 1951 carpet crossing and the 1966 pogroms in the north.No sensible Igbo man even thinks of it in the light you portrayed it. In fact, the regret of an average Igboman is the carpet crossing experience failed to become a teachable lesson for Zik to open his blind eyes that his "One Nigeria and Nigerian Unity"project is a mirage and doomed affair with catastrophic consequence. If he had imbibed that lesson, he would have fought for separate independence for the 3 regions or if he life depended on one Nigeria, he would have accepted Awo's offer of alliance to become the Prime Minister in the post-independent civilian government So how did you arrive at your conclusion that "the source of your grouse with the Yorubas was 'cause the Yorubas wouldn't let you manage their affairs in the 1951 regional election due to carpet-crossing Can you show me empirical evidence where a succession of Igbos made this claim? Or better still, let you and l conduct an online survey where we'll pose this question to generality of Igbos to prove or invalidate your thesis. I will pay for the online survey. I will give you some inputs but will allow you to word the question the way you deem fit. Do we have a deal? T9ksy: 1 Like |
Re: Igbos Should Be Grateful To Awolowo For His Role During Civil War – Opadokun by Uchek(m): 9:09am On Sep 19, 2019 |
"The Yoruba did remain neutral until the Biafra Army invaded Yorubaland. Why do you keep glossing over this fact" I weep at your logic of reasoning. What date did Biafra invade Yorubaland invaded by Biafra? And what date did Nigeria-Biafra War start? Who fired the first shot and where? Was Yorubaland a part of Nigeria or an independent country? Was Awolowo already a part of the northern-led government or was he an ordinary civilian and leader of Yoruba? The answers are simple and straightforward. Do not start an epistle! SamNaijaboy: 1 Like |
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