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Re: Will Nigeria Break Up By 2015? by LogicMind: 10:30am On May 25, 2012 |
mjconcept: I understand it that one nigeria is doing you a lot of good then. 1 Like |
Re: Will Nigeria Break Up By 2015? by unbiasedjudge(m): 10:33am On May 25, 2012 |
Well, I don't pray so, but if it happen, NAIRALAND will still keep us together online na, no be so? Note: Don't fall prey for this guy on red cap, he is a fraudster!
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Re: Will Nigeria Break Up By 2015? by mjconcept(m): 10:36am On May 25, 2012 |
Logic Mind:The things we see today is a result of our choice,we choose to destabilize Nigeria in one way or the other. |
Re: Will Nigeria Break Up By 2015? by Cabme(m): 10:37am On May 25, 2012 |
NIGERIA CAN NT BREAK UNTIL I TAKE MI OWN NATION CAKE. 1 Like |
Re: Will Nigeria Break Up By 2015? by mjconcept(m): 10:38am On May 25, 2012 |
Cabme: NIGERIA CAN NT BREAK UNTIL I TAKE MI OWN NATION CAKE.Then you can wait for eternity. |
Re: Will Nigeria Break Up By 2015? by LogicMind: 10:38am On May 25, 2012 |
Niflheim: my hometown,Bakana,was invaded by igbos,they buried my great uncle alived and they changed the name of our village to an igbo name.now this is the 2nd most painful part.the most painful part is when an igbo man tells you that you should be grateful for all the invasions and beheadings!!! Here they come again with their vile lies. It is always, "my father was nearly killed", "my great grand uncle was buried alive", "my village goat was slaughtered by biafran soldiers", "biafrans added insult to injury by urinating in my well". E.T.C. No substance. Such hatred of igbos I have never seen. The hatred that will let someone bequeath his inheritance and resources to cattle herders from the desert instead of building something solid with his cousins. You did what you had to do against Biafra. I hope you are enjoying the aboki one nigeria love. |
Re: Will Nigeria Break Up By 2015? by LogicMind: 10:40am On May 25, 2012 |
mjconcept: Ahh. But a destabilised nigeria is still better than a strong Biafra? Abi? 1 Like |
Re: Will Nigeria Break Up By 2015? by mjconcept(m): 10:45am On May 25, 2012 |
Logic Mind:Let me ask you, who will lead and govern Biafra? Is it not those corrupt politicians who think only about their own belly. The era of Biafran glory is gone what we have now are horned lambs that speakth like a dragon. |
Re: Will Nigeria Break Up By 2015? by cyril83(m): 10:47am On May 25, 2012 |
Logic Mind:all ur illustrations appeared to me as copy and paste frm one of di book written by ur late bas.tar.d ekumba...mind di way u construct ur sentence "still or yet nt stil yet |
Re: Will Nigeria Break Up By 2015? by Detongue: 10:47am On May 25, 2012 |
D devil dat predicted it, will hold d hammer |
Re: Will Nigeria Break Up By 2015? by Guapo(m): 10:50am On May 25, 2012 |
Internet warlords. You have divided the country with ur keyboards. Its only on NL u find e-countries like; Republic of Niger Delta Peoples Republic of Odua Republlic of Biafra Islamic Republic of Nothern Nigeria Republic of Benin. etc I wonder if Ojukwu wud have achieved anything if he had taken ur path of laziness. Wats d purpose of an e-civil war that wouldn't change reality? This generation is soooooo lazy! A poster said if he had the republi of benin he would be so rich dat he'l buy man utd. wake up dude! @OP: I reali hope for d best, but I believe in action. We want Change yet we are not disciplined enough to allow it. Even if Nigeria breaks into a thousand pieces, each and every unit would still be sickened by corrupt politicians, greedy people, and crisis upon crisis. This generation has bin brought up to accept corruption as a norm, it will follow us anywhere except we change. You reading this should go change ur mentality and that of ur family first. That's all! Cos every Nigerian belongs to a family. We are the change we seek. 2015 will be another calendar year. I'll remind u all on 31/12/15 |
Re: Will Nigeria Break Up By 2015? by Niflheim(m): 10:51am On May 25, 2012 |
so after a all this time,there are still people in this nigeria who are looking for evidence of igbo atrocities in the mid-west?so inspite of social studies books referring to King jaja as originally being an igbo slave toiling in the house of an ijaw king,people still claim that the igbos were never slaves to the ijaws? |
Re: Will Nigeria Break Up By 2015? by jason123: 10:52am On May 25, 2012 |
I have followed this thread from the beginning! All I have to say is BBpreye, you have you head screwed on tightly on your shoulders! Kudos. The East and West MUST join to make ND republic stand! As for the people shouting Biafra, quote me anywhere, the MID-WEST was not going to join Biafra so we can be suppressed by Igbos? God forbid it! Secondly, in the MW, groups like the Itsekiris, EDOS, Ilajes and even the Uhrobos will never join Biafra. The Ilajes bear Yoruba names, some Edos (Usen, Akoko and co) bear "Yoruba names" even Itsekiris have Yorubaiod names and you think for one second, they will drop all that to become a minority in Biafra?? Bunch of jokers!!! Lastly, before LIES are taken as the truth! Unknown to Banjo, a unit led by Lt. Col. Ochei (a Midwest Ibo officer), specifically attacked the Government house in Benin, ostensibly ordered by Ojukwu to capture the governor, Lt. Col. Ejoor dead or alive . Fortuitously, Major Ogbemudia (then quarter-master-general) had changed the guard detail at the Government House during the night . Therefore, the soldiers on duty, not being part of the plot to hand-over the state resisted. Ejoor escaped, separated from the rest of his family. Other than some fighting in the Siluko area, this was the only resistance the "Liberation Army" had to face in its initial phase of operations. Instead, the 12th battalion stalled in Benin City, while Banjo and Ojukwu argued back and forth for three days about whom to appoint Governor/ Administrator of the Midwest. Ojukwu had apparently initially preferred Lt. Col. Nwawo as the governor. But Banjo, eager to avoid creating a restive non-Ibo population, independently and separately approached Lt. Col. David Ejoor (through the Catholic mission), Major Sam Ogbemudia (through an agent) and Lt. Col. Trimnell (a molato officer with ancestral links to Aboh division), in that order . The first two declined. Ojukwu turned down the latter, ultimately choosing Major Albert Nwazu Okonkwo, a Midwest Ibo medical officer. After the first of several recalls to Enugu, Banjo returned to Benin City on August 11/12, 1967 to resume the fatally delayed westward thrust of the 12th battalion, which had now been re-designated a brigade. The announcement of Major Okonkwo's appointment was eventually made on Thursday, August 17 from Enugu. Supportive citizens, who were too old for action, donated their single and double-barrel cartridge guns. Recruits performed armed and armless combat, isolating and capturing Biafran sentries. Night raiders spat salt into the eyes of soldiers, while attractive girls distracted them with sex, obtained intelligence, and even stole their weapons. In a manner reminiscent of the Vietcong in Vietnam, corpses of freedom fighters were recovered at great peril for burial, frustrating the Biafran units who had just engaged them in firefights. In the Siluko area, 50 Biafran soldiers (about half of a company) were drowned by a group of "Ijaw, Urhobo and Itsekiri swimmers" who lost 16 men in the fight Before we knew it, Biafran troops were in Benin City and en-route to Lagos. The Republic of Benin was created and it subsequently became the shortest Republic that ever was. Before we knew it, all our Igbo friends and neighbors started saying “Kedu” to us. When you turn around to look at him in surprise, he would say, “Ah, unah, you never begin learn? Na wa. I’m sorry oh.” The big question was: Learn what? Do you mean Igbo is becoming the lingua-franca in “Benin Republic?” Biafran troops were in control and from all practical purposes, the people were being intimidated, etc. Basically, Benin Republic was functionally a colony of Biafra.
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Re: Will Nigeria Break Up By 2015? by T9ksy(m): 10:52am On May 25, 2012 |
Logic Mind: Many resistance groups may have operated in the Midwest, but one in particular was organized and very effective. This group was the one formed by Chief Michael A. Ojomo in Benin on August 18th. According to Ogbemudia, "….In a short time, recruitment and training started, and volunteers came in hundreds. Soon afterwards, an effective system of hit and runs was in operation…..By 26thof August, we had assembled a reliable force of about 600 men and 180 women……" (14) |
Re: Will Nigeria Break Up By 2015? by cyril83(m): 10:53am On May 25, 2012 |
Logic Mind:did I hear u say warrior...a warrior who ran his his asz across the border |
Re: Will Nigeria Break Up By 2015? by LogicMind: 10:55am On May 25, 2012 |
mjconcept: As you have answered your own question, can you please answer mine? Are you loving one nigeria? What have you gained from one nigeria? Is a destabilised nigeria better than than self-determined Biafra? |
Re: Will Nigeria Break Up By 2015? by tchaik(m): 10:55am On May 25, 2012 |
cyril83: all ur illustrations appeared to me as copy and paste frm one of di book written by ur late bas.tar.d ekumba...mind di way u construct ur sentence "still or yet nt stil yet NEVER INSULT THE GREAT DIM, FOR YOUR LIFE, NEVER!!! |
Re: Will Nigeria Break Up By 2015? by LogicMind: 10:57am On May 25, 2012 |
cyril83: all ur illustrations appeared to me as copy and paste frm one of di book written by ur late bas.tar.d ekumba...mind di way u construct ur sentence "still or yet nt stil yetsmh who are you? |
Re: Will Nigeria Break Up By 2015? by cyril83(m): 11:05am On May 25, 2012 |
tchaik:Great Dim my precious a.n.u.s...did u actually mean great dum.b |
Re: Will Nigeria Break Up By 2015? by Domaro: 11:05am On May 25, 2012 |
Nwannem offor solu ibeya lee. ISEeeee. ON BIAFRAN STATE I STAND. United state of Biafra USB after USA Logic Mind: By the Holy Grace of Amadioha, Biafra shall be free of northern oppressors, western betrayers and neighbourly saboteurs! 1 Like |
Re: Will Nigeria Break Up By 2015? by LogicMind: 11:09am On May 25, 2012 |
cyril83: did I hear u say warrior...a warrior who ran his his asz across the border childish |
Re: Will Nigeria Break Up By 2015? by vpriest: 11:12am On May 25, 2012 |
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Re: Will Nigeria Break Up By 2015? by JahMan1: 11:25am On May 25, 2012 |
Please can someone here be benevolent enough to explain what "Niger Delta" means. When was that word or region born in Nigeria. What are the constituents(states/tribes/languages)? Thank you. |
Re: Will Nigeria Break Up By 2015? by JahMan1: 11:29am On May 25, 2012 |
Is Niger Delta = South-South? |
Re: Will Nigeria Break Up By 2015? by lekkie073(m): 11:30am On May 25, 2012 |
Logic Mind: By the Holy Grace of Amadioha, Biafra shall be free of northern oppressors, western betrayers and neighbourly saboteurs!By d grace of Gun, biafra will remain slaves to naija 2 Likes |
Re: Will Nigeria Break Up By 2015? by lekkie073(m): 11:43am On May 25, 2012 |
Logic Mind:Ore hunters were d warriors dat defeated biafran soldiers...d northerners hold d yorubas in high esteem. They even formed a party (pdp) and gave yoruba d honour of producing its first presidential candidate. Southwest don't beg, we own d economy cos lagos is d most popular place in west africa. Biafra is an imagination, not even a dream 2 Likes |
Re: Will Nigeria Break Up By 2015? by lekkie073(m): 11:45am On May 25, 2012 |
Logic Mind: |
Re: Will Nigeria Break Up By 2015? by JahMan1: 11:46am On May 25, 2012 |
Please someone should answer my questions. Let the self-acclaimed 'Niger Deltans' learn a lesson or two. Please can someone here be benevolent enough to explain what "Niger Delta" means. When was that word or region born in Nigeria. What are the constituents (states/tribes/languages)? Thank you. Is Niger Delta = South-South? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Niger_Delta |
Re: Will Nigeria Break Up By 2015? by Dede1(m): 11:52am On May 25, 2012 |
ndu_chucks: It is even a worse imbecilic antic to call Nigeria a dear country than cesspit. What a jerk. I do not pay slight mind to idiotic comments such as “my region was neutral” during the conflict dubbed Nigeria/Biafra civil war. There was no time in course of Nigerian history that mid-western region was not part of Nigeria even when Biafra created Republic of Benin, non-Igbo indigenes of the region regarded themselves as Nigerians. David Ejoor attended several meetings on behalf of mid-western region as a Nigerian and member of Nigerian contingent even in Aburi, Ghana. David Ejoor was among the military administrators and staff officers who urged Gowon to usurp power in 1966. Mid-Western region was the training ground and supplied men and material to Nigerian forces which launched amphibious attack on Biafra on July 6, 1967. To the best of my knowledge, Escravos which was home of the re- located LGO that metamorphous into 3MCDO was part and parcel of Mid-western region of Nigeria. The bulk of 3MCDO that attacked Biafra and captured Bonny on July 26, 1967 was drawn from Yoruba, Isoko, Itsekiri, Eshan, Edo, Urhobo and Ijo. It is pure display of inherent rascality and disingenuous for anybody to insinuate there was mundane sense of neutrality during Nigeria/Biafra conflict. It is either a person was for Nigeria or Biafra. Sometimes moronic dingbats tend to play ignorance to the chronicle order of events that led to Nigeria/Biafra civil war. Again, I did not bring Nigeria/Biafra civil war to this debate. I have no qualms to re-iterate my desire to have the jungle called Nigeria disintegrated into many countries as long as there is Republic of Igbo land. I shall fight to make sure there is no such thing called Southern Nigeria because it will be another Nigeria. 1 Like |
Re: Will Nigeria Break Up By 2015? by basadenet: 11:55am On May 25, 2012 |
i am sure that most of the people that answered in affirmative are possibly from south east geopolitical zone, because they have been yearning for it for quite a long time but God almighty will not allow it to happen in Jesus name. amen. Let us live as brothers and sisters as we are all one family. Nigeria go survive. |
Re: Will Nigeria Break Up By 2015? by conyema12(m): 11:56am On May 25, 2012 |
Beaf: young man support your assertions with facts..we the younger generations are learning here... wow even my dad didnot tell me that you people were given a republic and you let it slip through fingers... Thats too pathetic... Where was Tony anneni in the picture back then *just thinking aloud* |
Re: Will Nigeria Break Up By 2015? by LogicMind: 11:58am On May 25, 2012 |
basadenet: i am sure that most of the people that answered in affirmative are possibly subsidy beggar |
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