Hardunnii:

Another pathetic and rejected ibo boy, probably d one that sold rat trap for me dis afternoon

Negro_Ntns:

. . . dont you mean a d11ck in woman's dress?

hey dayo, . . . whats the name of the coward that went underground when Murtala threatened to come get him. . . .he was the same person that fled cross-dressed as a woman when Scorpion got too close to his hideout.

When Biafra's military resistance collapsed, [size=28pt]Ojukwu fled to Côte d'Ivoire[/size].

Efiong assumed leadership in this situation of turmoil, starvation, and collapse. He became Head of State of Biafra on 8 January 1970 and on 12 January announced surrender.[1]

At the time of the surrender, Efiong believed that the situation was hopeless and that prolonging the conflict would have led only to the further destruction and starvation of the people of Biafra. At that time Effiong said, "I am convinced now that a stop must be put to the bloodshed which is going on as a result of the war. I am also convinced that the suffering of our people must be brought to an immediate end."[1]

Nnaemeka L. Aneke wrote, "General Efiong’s handling of Biafra’s surrender is one of the most tactical and devoted maneuvers ever seen on the Nigerian scene. Those who do not appreciate the depth of it may not have appreciated what was at stake as Biafra capitulated."[2] Many observers had expected wholesale retribution at war's end.
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Later life


In a 1996 interview, Efiong reflected on those events:

I have no regrets whatsoever of my involvement in Biafra or the role I played. The war deprived me of my property, dignity, my name. Yet, I saved so many souls on both sides and by this, I mean Biafra and Nigeria. . . .

I felt that I played a role which has kept this country united till today. . . .

At the end of it all when I saw they (Biafran soldiers) could no longer continue and [size=28pt]Ojukwu had fled[/size], I did what was ideal after wide consultation . . . [2]

Efiong died 6 November 2003, at the age of 78 less than two weeks before his 79th birthday.

Ojukwu fled to Côte d'Ivoire

justinelov:

well, I have read what many people have to say here,some say where were the during the subsidy protest, others say the Igbos are cowards who doesn't partake in any national issue. lets get some things straight here, Boko Haram killings and subsidy issue which happened first. why no body came out to openly condemn the killings except the Igbo man even though they are not the only tribe being killed by the bh murders. The sw are always quick to tell us how they fought Abacha's 'killer regime', they forgot that most them ran away when the chips were brought down. People like Agbakoba did not go to any where. it was an Igbomen who first call for the now infamous 'G36' (Ekwueme) which later transformed into pdp which was later hijacked by rogues. The sw will also remind us that it was they through sng that bought the acting presidency to gej's lap, but they all forgot that it was an Igboman(woman) that did the unthinkable defying the cabal in the same govt she served to say what others wont even murmur. And talking about fighting for injustice in Nigeria the sw has,had and have never fought for injustice but for power and relevance. Check your history. Sorry if I m generalising, some Yoruba are different, the late Fela, Gani and Falana(and others like them) are exceptional.Having said all these, I will like people to understand that as far as the Igboman is concerned the Nigerian state failed since 1966/67-1970. The Igboman believes that he has made more than enough sacrifice for this entity called Nigeria. In kogi state there is a political or tribal uprising among the Igbirras and their neighbors they destroy and loot shops belonging to the Igbos. when cartoons appeared in Denmark, Igbos were killed in northern Nigeria. When political parties clash in Lagos Igbos were at the receiving end. Yet no body raised an eyebrow. So many Igbos joined the protest or didn't watch them on the news. Even Chuwuemerie my friend on facebook was a very great motivator that motivated many people to join the protest but the fact that majority of Igbos choose not to join was an issue of different opinions. If you think you are fighting for cause I don't see reasons to fight why should that make me any lesser a being than any other person from any other tribe. The Igboman believe that there are other social injustices being carried out everyday in Nigeria so why single one out. When the time to fight corruption and injustice come the Igboman is usually in the forefront  (check 1967-70).

alj harem:

1. Igbos are not coward because I know of some Igbo Nairalanders that protested eg Andre uweh

2. The protest was not only about a common fuel but about corruption, boko haram, injustice to the ND etc

3. People are not happy at Ohaneze and the South-eastern governors for tribalising the issue thus making it useless

4. Most Igbo elements on twitter, facebook, NL, vanguard etc tried to actually discourage people from protesting and using words like yoruba and hausa people etc

5. The protest was also about the killing of Igbos/Christians by Boko haram. Notice to show solidarity, the Northern Mulsims formed human shield to Igbos and Christians when they go to churches

6. To be honest, all we did is to expect more from the South-east.

bashr8:

The reason why I consider those igbos that actually joined the subsidy protest as fool, after all their sweat yorubas have made sure igbosnare tagged the people that did not protest, one of my ex girlfriend almost fought me because I told her its a useless protest now she can see this and agree with me, whether igbos join or not bad belle people will always look for what to say, its good the right thinking ones focused more on saving our people in the north than this jamboree called subsidy protest which yielded nothing.

Second Warning: “Muslims Leave The South East Or Die, Igbos Leave The North” – The Peoples Army

We want to further bring to your notice the continued attack on our people by Boko haram and the federal governments obvious inability to protect Ndigbo. The recent massacre of Ndigbo in Mubi where more than 20 men and women from Adazi Nnukwu in Anambra state were wiped out when they converged to discuss modalities on how to take the corpse of their kindred slain the previous day home. This is a clear sign that if we do not return this violence, then we will be systematically eliminated. The natural law of self preservation will not allow us to keep quite in the face of this pogrom.

The recent conspiracy by the Inspector general of police and Cp Biu to release the most celebrated criminal of our generation is a vindication to our stand and our future actions. The government of Goodluck Jonathan has retained an IG who conspired and released the Osama Bin Laden of our terrorism problem in Nigeria and we are expected to keep calm. Such calm disposition is only achievable by the dead and until we die then shall we be that calm.

We want to inform all Ndigbo living in the North to come home as our subsequent actions will place them in great danger if they remain in the North.

We have received and a lot of reactions to our stand in the Nigeria project and we want to assure all stake holders of Ndigbo that all meaningful inputs will be iron out during this period of training and consultations before our starting activities from February 1st.

The non reaction of Igbo governors in the face of this killing has shown that they are just emergency leaders forced on us by a faulty democracy.To those Ndigbo who feel that they are feeding fat on the table of the federal government and care less about what happens to us,they should know that they are feeding on the blood of their brothers and this has made their own blood the same with the enemy. We will not spare saboteurs.

No retreat no surrender

General Red Devil Nwokolo