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ZuluNation (m)
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babyosisi (f)
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Wow, I can't believe babyosisi would say such a thing about Awolowo. Atleast have a little respect for the dead.
yes Maxel,I did. If he did all I read he did and said,I'll say it again and again. He was worse than hitler |
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ZuluNation (m)
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@Babyosisi. The only advise I can give you my sister is;ever post your location on here because some of these girls will fly across the Country to find you. |
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babyosisi (f)
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lol.
I call a spade a spade.
Abacha is dead,to some Hausas he was their hero,to me he was a zero.
Awolowo is dead,to some Yorubas ,he was their papa,to me he was an agent of satan
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Omo Eko (f)
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some aren't hiding, the 'originals' may have been banished by the god of the land, hence the need for reincarnation.
This is very reasonable  others, on the other hand, are just plain silly and want to talk from both sides of the mouth.
yes this is so right about this |
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babyosisi (f)
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[ b]As Federal Finance Minister of
Nigeria in 1968, Chief Obafemi
Awolowo, later a contender for the
Presidency of Nigeria, stated:
"starvation is a legitimate weapon of war,
and we have every intention to use it
against the rebels." At the peace talks
in Niamey, Niger in August 1968, Nigeria
refused to consider the opening of a
monitored food corridor to allow food
relief for starving civilians in Biafra
including children and the elderly. Under
the provisions of Appendix D, Article
2 of the United Nations Convention,
"deliberately inflicting on a group
conditions of life calculated to bring
about its physical destruction in whole
or in part" is qualified as genocide and
whether carried out in time of peace or
war is qualified by the convention
as a punishable crime under
international law.[/b] |
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babyosisi (f)
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you see why I do not care for him.
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