EUROBOMBER:
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Spybradd:



GIANT EWU...

God punish the person that exchanged ur brain for a donkey's...

uniklinkum:
God this God forsaken heathen are just irritating to say the least. We know how loud they were during the election against the president. The guy have not even make 1/100 of his appointment this eternal losers are already screaming blue murder. If I am the president I will so much punish this unwanted philistine, let them have their Biafra self they have never even brought anything to the country except there internationally recognised crime and greedy tendency. You only need to visit threads about their states on this board to see the swallow mindsets and the low thinking capacity of this excuse for humans.

xtrorse:



N.B: The essence of this information is mainly to expose the lies of the notorious history distortionists and wicked propagandists who insult and malign others continually with lies and falsehood, and shout and make much noise on every available media. This a tribe that is after all well known for being loose cannons. Uncouth, uncivilised and disrespectful set of people who made a career out of abuse and slurs.
The same treacheerous beings who precipitated the January 1966 coup and the 1967-70 civil war with their bloody 'Operation Wetie ' in the SW. They start trouble and heat up the polity only to run cowardly to hide in their evil Soka forest when the jungle matures.

"Operation Wetie" in Yoruba means wet a human being and his/her properties with petrol and set them ablaze.

Lagos (in South West) was the capital of Nigeria from 1914 up to 1991, until Abuja officially became Nigeria's capital on 12 December 1991. It was on 14 November 1991, the Presidency and other federal government functions were finally relocated to the new capital city of Abuja.

YORUBAS ARE THE PROBLEM WITH NIGERIA - By Sanusi Lamido 
In sum, the Yoruba political leadership, as mentioned by Balarabe Musa, has shown itself over the years to be incapable of rising above narrow tribal interests and reciprocating goodwill from other sections of the country by treating other groups with respect. Practically every crisis in Nigeria since independence has its roots in this attitude.
   * The Yoruba elite and area-boy politics;
    * Igbo marginalisation and the responsible limits of retribution; and
    * The Yoruba Factor and "Area-boy" Politics.
My views on the Yoruba political leadership have been thoroughly articulated in some of my writings, prime among which was " Afenifere: Syllabus of Errors" published by This Day (The Sunday Newspaper) on Sept 27, 1998. There was also an earlier publication in the weekly Trust entitled " The Igbo, the Yoruba and History" (Aug. 21, 1998)...
Being Excerpts from A Paper Presented At The “National Conference On The 1999 Constitution” Jointly Organised By The Network For Justice And The Vision Trust Foundation, At The Arewa House, Kaduna From 11th –12th September, 1999.
http://www.nigerianbulletin.com/threads/yorubas-are-the-problem-with-nigeria-by-sanusi-lamido-sanusi-elombah-com.111348/


REMI FANI KAYODE, AKINTOLA, AWOLOWO, WESTERN REGION AND THE CRISIS THAT TRUNCATED THE FIRST REPUBLIC

These captains of the “tribalism industry” have good incentives to always omit the causes of the January 1966 coup preferring instead to dwell only on the coup itself. The reason  is simple;  It was  in their own  Western region  then known as the “wild wild west”  that  election rigging, thuggery, violence, arson, mass murders and other  forms of corruption and acts of lawlessness that occasioned the January 1966 coup  took place as pioneering acts in Nigeria.

Soon after Nigeria got independence the Western region was in turmoil. Premier Ladoke Akintola and Chief Obafemi  Awolowo became embroiled in a protracted crisis. By 1962 the crisis led to sustained violence and acts of lawlessness with law makers engaged in vicious physical combats in the Western regional parliament. Amongst serious injuries and other damages, the mace of office was broken.  The federal government intervened to curb the lawlessness and violence by imposing a state of emergency and appointing Dr Moses Majekodunmi as interim premier of the Western region on the 29th of June 1962. This became the first imposition of a state of emergency in Nigeria’s history due to heightened levels of lawlessness. Following an alliance between Akintola and Ahmadu Bello, Ladoke Akintola was returned to power on the 31st of December 1962 in spite of protests by Dr Nnamidi Azikiwe who requested fresh elections rather than reinstating Ladoke Akintola.

By 1963, the plot between Akintola, Tafawa Balewa and Ahmadu Bello was perfected and Chief Obafemi Awolowo was arrested for coup plotting/ treason. His trial commenced in earnest and he was alongside some accomplices convicted for treason and jailed for 10 years. This again was the first alleged coup plotting and conviction in Nigerian history. Intent on totally decimating Chief Awolowo, Ladoke Akintola together with vice premier Remi Fani Kayode went into a political alliance with Prime minister Tafawa Balewa and new political party known as the Nigerian National Alliance (NNA) was formed.  By this time Dr Nnamidi Azikiwe had realised the folly of entering a coalition with Tafawa Balewa’s government   and teamed up with incarcerated Chief Awolowo’s Action group to form the all progressive grand alliance (UPGA).  

In 1964, federal elections became due. As usual ethnic chauvinism, intimidation and violence was part of the frenzied campaigning. Remi Kayode and Akintola’s campaign was as usual almost entirely based on tribalism. When the elections were finally held, it was massively rigged in the Western region. Indeed deputy premier Remi Fani Kayode had famously boasted that “there is nothing they can do, whether they vote us or not, we will win.” This statement turned out to be true as massive rigging was orchestrated in the elections.  Once again this became the first pioneering act of election rigging by indigenous actors in Nigeria’s history. The announcement of the rigged election results quickly sparked off unprecedented acts of thuggery, violence, arson, mass murders and general acts of lawlessness in the Western region.

Daily mass murders and arson became routine in the Western region (wetie). This violence and lawlessness in the Western region was to continue from 1964 until 1966 when the military lost patience and finally struck.

The Western region was thus a region in crisis from the onset of post-colonial rule. By the time of the military coup, Chief Obafemi Awolowo himself was incarcerated for treason and the region was practically on an uncontrollable violence and trajectory of self destruction for almost two years from 1964 to 1966. At the same time that the Western region was aflame the Eastern region was calm and democratic. Unlike the Western region there were no cases of election rigging, thuggery or other such acts of lawlessness in the East. In the North there was sporadic violence in the TIV division which was put down by the military.

Of all the regions, the western region was torn the most by crisis and acts of lawlessness which eventually occasioned the coup. If the leadership of the Western region had played by the rules and avoided the infighting, the election rigging, the thuggery, the  planning of a coup in 1963, the  arson, the mass murders and other  such corrupt acts and vices  many of which were being  introduced for the first time  in Nigeria  and which incidentally continues to haunt the nation to date, there would have been no coup and Nigeria would no doubt have immensely benefited from  a  functional democracy  devoid of election rigging, thuggery and violence as it obtains  in many progressive nations around the world.

The leadership of the Western region in conspiracy with Prime Minister Tafawa Balewa and Ahmadu Bello are singularly responsible for the events and crisis that truncated the first republic and ruined the nation.

Those who carried out the coup choose to act out of genuine anger and frustration at the carnage in the Western region.  Whatever the demerits of the coup, It is obvious the coupists had nothing to gain other than the patriotic urge to end the corruption and lawlessness that had taken hold of the nation particularly the Western region.

Yorubas created the crisis that occasioned the coup and whose region the coup saved from self destruction are  some of the biggest ungrateful noisemakers  who peddle  the propaganda  of  colouring  an anti corruption revolutionary coup with patriotic ideals  very similar to that of  Flt Lt  Jerry Rawlings  in a tribal garb. In Ghana, Jerry Rawlings led a coup that eliminated three former heads of state, top military officers and top members of the judiciary. Not one of those killed was from Jerry Rawlings Ewe tribe, but Ghanaians didn’t spew tribalism into the coup and Ghana is better for it. With too many vultures and opportunists...preying on tribalism in Nigeria the story was bound to be different and thus a coup driven out of patriotism and obvious anger at the state of affairs was reconstructed as an Igbo coup and the worms were let out from the woodwork.


JANUARY 1966 COUP

Adewale Ademoyega, a full blooded Yoruba army officer, was deeply involved in the planning and execution of the January coup. His book ‘Why We Struck’ gives insight into the coup’s antecedents; planning; modus operandi and partial success. Any study of January 15 that ignores Ademoyega’s book is incomplete.

In a September 5 2010 interview with ‘The Nation’ newspaper, Matthew Mbu, then a Junior Defence Minister, narrated how, at an Air Force base in Kaduna on an official assignment on 5 January 1966, he was bluntly told by Brigadier Samuel Ademulegun that the military was going to sack the government. Ademulegun made no bones about their plan to shoot key members of the political class, notably Chief Okotie-Eboh, the Minister for Finance.

... the killing of Lieutenant-Colonel Arthur Unegbe is attributed to his possession and non-surrender of the Lagos armoury keys to the plotters.
As professional soldiers the plotters knew this. Going by the accounts of Ademoyega and Gbulie who wrote ‘Nigeria’s Five Majors,’ what the plotters desperately needed were armoured vehicles to consolidate their gains in Lagos on January 15.

In page 60 of his book, Ademoyega mentioned Unegbe as one of the officers he and his colleagues had marked down for arrest.

Northern officers and men were involved, especially at the execution stage. Max Silloun, the military historian, mentions them in his landmark online article ‘The inside story of Nigeria’s first military coup Parts 1 and 2.’ It can be accessed from most search engines. Prominent among these Northern officers was the then Lieutenant John Atom Kpera who later became the Benue State governor in the Babangida regime. Kpera participated in the coup under Captain Ben Gbulie, Nzeogwu’s right hand-man in Kaduna. (See Ben Gbulie: ‘Nigeria’s Five Majors.’).

Although Adewale Ademoyega is the most prominent Yoruba participant in the coup, there were other Yoruba officers who were involved at the dangerous execution stage of the coup. One of them is Second Lieutenant Olafimihan, an officer serving under Madiebo in Kaduna. He was sent by the plotters to gauge his commander’s loyalty. (See Madiebo pp.17-18). Another is Lieutenant (some books refer to him as a Captain) Fola Oyewole. He, like Ademoyega, went on to fight for Biafra and wrote a book on his coup and wartime experiences. The book’s title is ‘Reluctant Rebel.’ There is also Captain Ganiyu Adeleke who became an instructor in the Biafran Infantry School. For confirmation, see the list of coup plotters detained by Ironsi’s regime in Ademoyega pp.106-108, and this quote from Nowa Omoigui’s online account: ‘Mid-Western Invasion of 1967’: ‘Captain Ganiyu Adeleke, who had taken part in both the January 15 coup and the Mid-Western invasion before becoming an instructor in the Biafran School of Infantry was released at a later date after his co-plotters had been freed.’ Omoigui’s work is significant because, though he exhibits a high level of professionalism in his research, he has no sympathy for the January 15 coup. If his facts corroborate Ademoyega’s they are worthy of attention.


http://www.naijastories.com/2013/04/the-facts-and-fiction-of-the-january-15-1966-coup/

xtrorse:



N.B: The essence of this information is mainly to expose the lies of the notorious history distortionists and wicked propagandists who insult and malign others continually with lies and falsehood, and shout and make much noise on every available media. This a tribe that is after all well known for being loose cannons. Uncouth, uncivilised and disrespectful set of people who made a career out of abuse and slurs.
The same treacheerous beings who precipitated the January 1966 coup and the 1967-70 civil war with their bloody 'Operation Wetie ' in the SW. They start trouble and heat up the polity only to run cowardly to hide in their evil Soka forest when the jungle matures.

"Operation Wetie" in Yoruba means wet a human being and his/her properties with petrol and set them ablaze.

Lagos (in South West) was the capital of Nigeria from 1914 up to 1991, until Abuja officially became Nigeria's capital on 12 December 1991. It was on 14 November 1991, the Presidency and other federal government functions were finally relocated to the new capital city of Abuja.

YORUBAS ARE THE PROBLEM WITH NIGERIA - By Sanusi Lamido 
In sum, the Yoruba political leadership, as mentioned by Balarabe Musa, has shown itself over the years to be incapable of rising above narrow tribal interests and reciprocating goodwill from other sections of the country by treating other groups with respect. Practically every crisis in Nigeria since independence has its roots in this attitude.
   * The Yoruba elite and area-boy politics;
    * Igbo marginalisation and the responsible limits of retribution; and
    * The Yoruba Factor and "Area-boy" Politics.
My views on the Yoruba political leadership have been thoroughly articulated in some of my writings, prime among which was " Afenifere: Syllabus of Errors" published by This Day (The Sunday Newspaper) on Sept 27, 1998. There was also an earlier publication in the weekly Trust entitled " The Igbo, the Yoruba and History" (Aug. 21, 1998)...
Being Excerpts from A Paper Presented At The “National Conference On The 1999 Constitution” Jointly Organised By The Network For Justice And The Vision Trust Foundation, At The Arewa House, Kaduna From 11th –12th September, 1999.
http://www.nigerianbulletin.com/threads/yorubas-are-the-problem-with-nigeria-by-sanusi-lamido-sanusi-elombah-com.111348/


REMI FANI KAYODE, AKINTOLA, AWOLOWO, WESTERN REGION AND THE CRISIS THAT TRUNCATED THE FIRST REPUBLIC

These captains of the “tribalism industry” have good incentives to always omit the causes of the January 1966 coup preferring instead to dwell only on the coup itself. The reason  is simple;  It was  in their own  Western region  then known as the “wild wild west”  that  election rigging, thuggery, violence, arson, mass murders and other  forms of corruption and acts of lawlessness that occasioned the January 1966 coup  took place as pioneering acts in Nigeria.

Soon after Nigeria got independence the Western region was in turmoil. Premier Ladoke Akintola and Chief Obafemi  Awolowo became embroiled in a protracted crisis. By 1962 the crisis led to sustained violence and acts of lawlessness with law makers engaged in vicious physical combats in the Western regional parliament. Amongst serious injuries and other damages, the mace of office was broken.  The federal government intervened to curb the lawlessness and violence by imposing a state of emergency and appointing Dr Moses Majekodunmi as interim premier of the Western region on the 29th of June 1962. This became the first imposition of a state of emergency in Nigeria’s history due to heightened levels of lawlessness. Following an alliance between Akintola and Ahmadu Bello, Ladoke Akintola was returned to power on the 31st of December 1962 in spite of protests by Dr Nnamidi Azikiwe who requested fresh elections rather than reinstating Ladoke Akintola.

By 1963, the plot between Akintola, Tafawa Balewa and Ahmadu Bello was perfected and Chief Obafemi Awolowo was arrested for coup plotting/ treason. His trial commenced in earnest and he was alongside some accomplices convicted for treason and jailed for 10 years. This again was the first alleged coup plotting and conviction in Nigerian history. Intent on totally decimating Chief Awolowo, Ladoke Akintola together with vice premier Remi Fani Kayode went into a political alliance with Prime minister Tafawa Balewa and new political party known as the Nigerian National Alliance (NNA) was formed.  By this time Dr Nnamidi Azikiwe had realised the folly of entering a coalition with Tafawa Balewa’s government   and teamed up with incarcerated Chief Awolowo’s Action group to form the all progressive grand alliance (UPGA).  

In 1964, federal elections became due. As usual ethnic chauvinism, intimidation and violence was part of the frenzied campaigning. Remi Kayode and Akintola’s campaign was as usual almost entirely based on tribalism. When the elections were finally held, it was massively rigged in the Western region. Indeed deputy premier Remi Fani Kayode had famously boasted that “there is nothing they can do, whether they vote us or not, we will win.” This statement turned out to be true as massive rigging was orchestrated in the elections.  Once again this became the first pioneering act of election rigging by indigenous actors in Nigeria’s history. The announcement of the rigged election results quickly sparked off unprecedented acts of thuggery, violence, arson, mass murders and general acts of lawlessness in the Western region.

Daily mass murders and arson became routine in the Western region (wetie). This violence and lawlessness in the Western region was to continue from 1964 until 1966 when the military lost patience and finally struck.

The Western region was thus a region in crisis from the onset of post-colonial rule. By the time of the military coup, Chief Obafemi Awolowo himself was incarcerated for treason and the region was practically on an uncontrollable violence and trajectory of self destruction for almost two years from 1964 to 1966. At the same time that the Western region was aflame the Eastern region was calm and democratic. Unlike the Western region there were no cases of election rigging, thuggery or other such acts of lawlessness in the East. In the North there was sporadic violence in the TIV division which was put down by the military.

Of all the regions, the western region was torn the most by crisis and acts of lawlessness which eventually occasioned the coup. If the leadership of the Western region had played by the rules and avoided the infighting, the election rigging, the thuggery, the  planning of a coup in 1963, the  arson, the mass murders and other  such corrupt acts and vices  many of which were being  introduced for the first time  in Nigeria  and which incidentally continues to haunt the nation to date, there would have been no coup and Nigeria would no doubt have immensely benefited from  a  functional democracy  devoid of election rigging, thuggery and violence as it obtains  in many progressive nations around the world.

The leadership of the Western region in conspiracy with Prime Minister Tafawa Balewa and Ahmadu Bello are singularly responsible for the events and crisis that truncated the first republic and ruined the nation.

Those who carried out the coup choose to act out of genuine anger and frustration at the carnage in the Western region.  Whatever the demerits of the coup, It is obvious the coupists had nothing to gain other than the patriotic urge to end the corruption and lawlessness that had taken hold of the nation particularly the Western region.

Yorubas created the crisis that occasioned the coup and whose region the coup saved from self destruction are  some of the biggest ungrateful noisemakers  who peddle  the propaganda  of  colouring  an anti corruption revolutionary coup with patriotic ideals  very similar to that of  Flt Lt  Jerry Rawlings  in a tribal garb. In Ghana, Jerry Rawlings led a coup that eliminated three former heads of state, top military officers and top members of the judiciary. Not one of those killed was from Jerry Rawlings Ewe tribe, but Ghanaians didn’t spew tribalism into the coup and Ghana is better for it. With too many vultures and opportunists...preying on tribalism in Nigeria the story was bound to be different and thus a coup driven out of patriotism and obvious anger at the state of affairs was reconstructed as an Igbo coup and the worms were let out from the woodwork.


JANUARY 1966 COUP

Adewale Ademoyega, a full blooded Yoruba army officer, was deeply involved in the planning and execution of the January coup. His book ‘Why We Struck’ gives insight into the coup’s antecedents; planning; modus operandi and partial success. Any study of January 15 that ignores Ademoyega’s book is incomplete.

In a September 5 2010 interview with ‘The Nation’ newspaper, Matthew Mbu, then a Junior Defence Minister, narrated how, at an Air Force base in Kaduna on an official assignment on 5 January 1966, he was bluntly told by Brigadier Samuel Ademulegun that the military was going to sack the government. Ademulegun made no bones about their plan to shoot key members of the political class, notably Chief Okotie-Eboh, the Minister for Finance.

... the killing of Lieutenant-Colonel Arthur Unegbe is attributed to his possession and non-surrender of the Lagos armoury keys to the plotters.
As professional soldiers the plotters knew this. Going by the accounts of Ademoyega and Gbulie who wrote ‘Nigeria’s Five Majors,’ what the plotters desperately needed were armoured vehicles to consolidate their gains in Lagos on January 15.

In page 60 of his book, Ademoyega mentioned Unegbe as one of the officers he and his colleagues had marked down for arrest.

Northern officers and men were involved, especially at the execution stage. Max Silloun, the military historian, mentions them in his landmark online article ‘The inside story of Nigeria’s first military coup Parts 1 and 2.’ It can be accessed from most search engines. Prominent among these Northern officers was the then Lieutenant John Atom Kpera who later became the Benue State governor in the Babangida regime. Kpera participated in the coup under Captain Ben Gbulie, Nzeogwu’s right hand-man in Kaduna. (See Ben Gbulie: ‘Nigeria’s Five Majors.’).

Although Adewale Ademoyega is the most prominent Yoruba participant in the coup, there were other Yoruba officers who were involved at the dangerous execution stage of the coup. One of them is Second Lieutenant Olafimihan, an officer serving under Madiebo in Kaduna. He was sent by the plotters to gauge his commander’s loyalty. (See Madiebo pp.17-18). Another is Lieutenant (some books refer to him as a Captain) Fola Oyewole. He, like Ademoyega, went on to fight for Biafra and wrote a book on his coup and wartime experiences. The book’s title is ‘Reluctant Rebel.’ There is also Captain Ganiyu Adeleke who became an instructor in the Biafran Infantry School. For confirmation, see the list of coup plotters detained by Ironsi’s regime in Ademoyega pp.106-108, and this quote from Nowa Omoigui’s online account: ‘Mid-Western Invasion of 1967’: ‘Captain Ganiyu Adeleke, who had taken part in both the January 15 coup and the Mid-Western invasion before becoming an instructor in the Biafran School of Infantry was released at a later date after his co-plotters had been freed.’ Omoigui’s work is significant because, though he exhibits a high level of professionalism in his research, he has no sympathy for the January 15 coup. If his facts corroborate Ademoyega’s they are worthy of attention.


http://www.naijastories.com/2013/04/the-facts-and-fiction-of-the-january-15-1966-coup/

Sweetlemon:


You registered in 2014 and you calling me a newbie?

uniklinkum:


you can as well go kill yourself.

EUROBOMBER:
I have carefully analysed recent events and taken time to study a lot of what happened before during and after the Biafran war.

The truth is that if the Igbos succeed in pulling out of Nigeria, the Niger Delta might not completely be part of the new country but they will definitely also seek to be on their own and manage their resources. This would effectively leave only the SW and the North in Nigeria. If it turns out this way, the Yorubas most likely would also gently ask to be left to be on their own. At the end of it all, we go our separate ways.

Let me quickly add here that Igbo land is much bigger than the Nigerian politically defined SE. Should Nigeria break today, all Igbo-speaking parts of the SS will be part of our new country. The Igbos will force no tribe to be part of us, we will accept those that want to stay with us and those that don't want to be with us will be free to stand on their own or join any other groups they so wish. I am saying this loud and clear so that some people will not come here and start shouting, "We are not part of your Biafra, leave us alone, leave our oil alone."

The Igbos can do very well without oil. There are many countries in the world without oil and are doing very fine. Germany is the most powerful economy in Europe today and they don't have a cup of crude oil there. Israel moved into a desert and converted it into a country very comfortable for habitation. The list is endless. Recent trends have also shown that oil is becoming worthless by the day. What really matters for a nation to be great is the quality of human resources available.

For the parts of the SS that would choose to be part of the new country, we can accept to run a regional system of government between the core Igbo states and parts of the Niger Delta. We can even accept a solution such that both regions would take 80% of revenue accrued within the regions and contribute 20% to the center. This the Niger Delta can never get in this present Nigeria.

For those people from the SS always shouting leave our oyel, I want to tell you that the Northerners are already drinking your oil and have even become drunk on it. You are shouting at Igbos to leave your oyel whereas Northerners are taking the same oil from under your nose and you can do nothing. How myopic and sentimental can some people be?

On a closing note, I believe in one Nigeria but one where there is justice, fairness & equity. For me, Buhari should hand over to an Igbo man if Igbos are truly part of Nigeria. We are part of the big three and too big to be ignored.

azzima:
EVEN if there is an igbo president of Nigeria or Biafra,I can guarantee you that their innated whining will surface again when the igbos of Abia will cry marginalisation against igbos of ebonyi or the igbos of delta will cry marginalisation against the igbos of imo.what am I even saying? The igbos of ebonyi are still fighting each because of ethnic hatred WITHIN the state o. Igbos hate each other,their number 1 issue.

[s][/s]azzima:
EVEN if there is an igbo president of Nigeria or Biafra,I can guarantee you that their innated whining will surface again when the igbos of Abia will cry marginalisation against igbos of ebonyi or the igbos of delta will cry marginalisation against the igbos of imo.what am I even saying? The igbos of ebonyi are still fighting each because of ethnic hatred WITHIN the state o. Igbos hate each other,their number 1 issue.[s][/s]

ArodewilliamsT:


The guy you quoted Salam steals people's rhymes. If you google the words he used, you'll find out he stole someone's words verbatim. We've caught several times stealing people's flow. He is a mega plagiarist with lack of braincells.

MrCounselor:

Goat! Accept your fallibility.

Sowell25:
I just don't understand why some Oronians have chosen the path of dishonor to become a bunch of disgrace with lack of pride and dignity.Could it be due to the fact that Oron DNA is been diluted with strange DNA from other inferior tribes? I feel like Thousands of stvpid unpatriotic Oronians have to be exterminated so that true Oronians can live in wealth,good health,pride and dignity. I don't know why some Oronians don't like Oron. Instead of contributing to the betterment of their land ,they run away like coward slaves ,claim to be from calabar and take pride in living in Abuja ,Lagos or promoting other people's stuff at the detriment of theirs. It makes me feel like my vision for Oron is in vain . It's really pathetic really . On another thread ,some Oron impostor "jazzydee" sided with ibibio to attack me instead of speaking out against marginalization of Oron. I know of another Oronian "Ozin" who is an ardent supporter of the pdp party who has marginalized Oron. neither Ozin nor Jazzydee complain nor raise awareness about Oron's plight.
What have the Igbos really done to you to you?Instead of focusing your energy toward Oron getting a new state and on the Ibibios and Annangs who are Oron's enemy and a threat to Oron's Progress and Oron's nationhood,you are exhausting your energy on Meaningless issues.
You have constantly proven your unwarranted inferiority complex In some of your post when you downplay your Oronness and emphasize that your mom is efik and you only understand efik and that Oron language is too "strong" for you .What sort of ignorance is that? I'm American born and raised and My dad is Oronian and my mom is white,yet I understand Oron language and history vividly and i'm very proud to be Oronian even though I can't speak the language. Let me tell you right now,if I ever became the president of the US, I would still care about Oron and would secede Oron nation from Nigerian. Is Oron language "stronger" than Japanese,Singaporean or Swedish? Everything in life is about publicity .If you promote Ijaw or Igbo language ,then it becomes popular .
Oron has a much better history than efik,ibibio and annang. Calabar and efik is only popular due its status as former colonial capital. In fact,the Maritime University ,Museum and Other historical relics such as the Oron Methodist boys High school,Namoba and Mary Hanney are what propelled Oron to a bit of popularity. Oron is superior to all their neighbors in every facet of the word,but unfortunately Nigeria is a corrupt,unjust third world shiithole.Oron's greatness is only being hindered in a corrupt third world shithole like nigeria. Once Oron gets a new state with Ibeno and once Oron begins to rise,Dubai will be child's play and no one will remember the name Uyo,ibibio or Calabar.

Finally,it's a travesty to include the great Oron as being one with Annang and ibibio . Oron nation is a distinct nation with a rich and glorious history,some Oron artifacts and relics can be found generating money at Philadelphia museum and London Museum. the white elephant Ibibio museum at Uyo which was built with Oron's wealth is empty because ibibios have no artifacts .(prove me wrong)
The nations Oron,Efik,Annang and Ibibio are not brothers,but linguistic neighbors ; Similar to [Sweden,Finland,Denmark,Norway], [Burma,Laos,Vietnamese,Camodian] or [Japanese,Singaporean,North/south Korea,Taiwan,Macau,Chinese], etc. their familial history makes them natural allies but not brother. Most African nations especially in West Africa ,settled in smaller landmass due to to the fertile and conciliatory geography. - Oron nation is twice larger than Singapore,Igbo nation nation is same size as portugal,Yoruba nation is larger than England (go look it up - Colonialiasm forcefully merged these West African nations against their wishes),there are numerous small nations,Rome is just 150 acres,Monaco is just 400acres,All the Caribbean nations are small.Quatar is same size as Akwa Ibom. (I'm tired of educating ignorant people)
(Maybe ibibio and annang may agree to be one) but Oron will always be a distinct nation and will probably get back bakassi and even include ibeno in the future.

God bless Oron nation forever!

safarigirl:
this Buhari administration has brought out the repulsive tribalists in people.

They all now want to attack Igbo people, everywhere you turn, someone has a warped opinion of over 35 million people. Igbos are greedy, if Dangote wasn't greedy, his people would not be beggars, if Otedola wasn't greedy, his people would not be scavengers. All a people ask for is inclusion in the running of government or regionalism, and some people have labelled that group 'greedy'.

Which people possess the most oil wells in Nigeria?

I don't care about Biafra, but I'm starting to hate Nigeria. Thank God for Cape Verde sha....one day, I'll pack my stuff and leave this trash country for good

Horlufemi:


Read my post once again and calmly this time. Everyone is tribalistic but Igbo are more. Then you should calm down with your choice of words also. You being brought up in Lagos doesn't make you immune just ignore the hate and sentiment and be a better person to your neighbours even if they hate you. See them as uninformed and sick people. That's just the way to go. All these hate and hate won't solve anything.

I still hate tribal and racist people Yoruba and Igbo or delta or Hausa or where ever they come from. They are sick in the head and no more than animals.

Sowell25:
Today is the beginning of your misery.

If you follow my posts,you would know that I support autonomy for every tribe. I support autonomy for Oron nation,Idoma nation,Igbo nation,Nupe nation,Yoruba nation,Ibibio nation,Ijaw nation,Fulani nation,Gwari nation,Urhobo nation ,Itsekiri nation ,Ejagham nation,TIV nation,Hausa nation,Igala nation,Kanuri nation.etc.
fight for your igbo nation ,but do not include Oron nation in your biafra. I personally have no problem with nor even care about any tribe in that shithole. I only have a problem with ibibio and annang,and once Oron secedes from Akwa ibom,then Ibibio and anang will not be my cup of tea.

steveeeee5:




my brother you even have time to explain to those children of baal. foolish yorubads

steveeeee5:
foolish yorubads. one nigeria is not working, the earlier you understand that the better for you. inferiority complex cant let you reason properly, cant you see you are the major tribe now still forming ambassador for one nigeria nonsense, una no dey shame. every other tribe believe they can do it on their own but you guys dont just dare, fear fear ppl, always afraid, upon you have lagos yet you cant let go, we the igbos do not want to stay even if it means building our nation from scratch we go do am and in the shortest period of time you will not recognise the place again, you ppl are just dulling our fast pace. this nigeria marriage has come to an end now and must break by force this time for the good of our generations yet unborn ok. that doesnt mean i will not have anything to do with yorubads o expecially the neat ones. my love for my country biafra supersede all other love.

all4nigeria:
Why is Ohaneze Ndigbo embarrassing the Igbo Nation by this needless over cry about appointment ? It presents the Igbos as greedy and unreasonable . This government has not yet formed a cabinet, when a cabinet is formed certainly the Igbo nation will have enough ministers . Jonathan just left office in an administration which the Igbos dominated . The Army Chief was Igbo Gen .Ihejirika, Finance minister Igbo Ngozi Okonjo, SGF Anyim Igbo . And much more . All this just two months ago and now we have so much deafening cry about Igbos . only recently Buhari appointed Collins Obi to head NIMASA a very strategic agency yet they are still crying marginalisation . This is becoming embarrassing and shameful to say the lest . OHANEZE should please call itself to Order and caution its people. It is not until we sell Nigeria to the East before they have a sense of belonging . The Igbos were major stake holders under Jonathan for five years what does the East have to show . Not a single federal Road is motorable as Father Mbaka attested . The only thing I heard is that EthiopiaAirline now flys out of Enugu .... What a big Shame . Pl leave Buhari alone to salvage what is left after Jonathan OKONJO ANYIM MADUKWE DEZIANI RUINED THE COUNTRY .

disumusa:
na wa for this ibo gum body with yoruba, this ibo boy face your ibo problem.
You still refuse to understand that yoruba have nothing comon with ibo at all,
staying in south nigerial does not make us one tribe i.e

1) ibo eat human being, while yoruba do not

2) ibo embrase brostitution, as a business i.e just go to any hotel and do the reseach.


3) naturally ibo welcome and embrase stealing,robbry, drug pusher, and other social vices.


4) ibo naturaly did not care about any human life when its come to money, they use their wife,mother,children,or any relatives for money rituals i.e ogu ego.

4) ibo have no culture,norms,values.



5) ibo did not belive in leader, till date they can't point any body as eader, infac ibo have one prover i.e ndigbo ama eze, means ibo have no respect for any body,eze,leader.

6) yorubas have informal and formal education while ibo have only formal education i.e ibo children will be addresing or talking to his father,mother, elder and be pulling ear.


7) 70 percent of yoruba are muslim.

disumusa:
bro, are you an historian, ibo hate yorubas and yoruba hate ibo too, which realy started b/4 nigeria independence. So any tribe that is more pain should triger the war, we all ready.

steveeeee5:


yorubas are too small for igbos to carry arms, we will face the entire nigeria if they refuse to let us go this time. thank God foriegn alies wont help nigeria this time.. tell your leaders.

steveeeee5:


gum body with yorobad kwa? where is that one coming from. son of propaganda i am not sure you read my post well or did you read it in reverse. oh ye child of baal now listen and listen good. i do not believe we are in the same south ok cos we are not, i am from the east and you are from the west, clear?. we have always wanted nothing to do with you diabolic satanists and we made efforts to secede from nigeria earlier but the one who is used to model as face of rat poison(awolowo) sabotaged the movement and i ask why, we are not same people cos;

1) yorubas are the most lazy people in nigeria, instead of work they rather look for a party to attend.

2) yorubas are the dirtiest tribe on the face of the earth, doubt me and i will send you a link where a 'non' nigerian attested to this fact from his experience in london. he said that he and one polish girl had to pack out of an apartment they shared with two yorubad girls because of their inability to wash their dishes which caused the whole place to stink so much that they could not bear it any longer and so had to move out. just like the saying monkey na monkey weather london or nigeria na the same , its just in the blood.

3) yorubads always believe so much in juju anywhere you find them, they worship sango and other demonic spirits. even their renowned pastors use juju for their signs and wonders and miracles, i wont mention names now. anyone who wants to do money ritual and has not stepped his feet in ogun or ijebode has not started. herbal medicine men and the barefoot and dada white garment churches that full the west are proofs of your love for jazz.

4) yorubads are loud touts and obnoxious people, you can hear them from a mile away.

5) yorubads believe that once you defecate and the shit does not see the light of the day nor flies petch on it, you can eat it back if you want afterall faeces is just a consumed food. that is why the bowl they use in throwing away faeces can also be used to drink garri.

6) yorubad women do not know how to cook, that is why they are called ndi ofe mmanu people. they prepare tasteless nonsense and even what they call food looks blackish and totally irritating to the eyes.

7) yorubad are cowards and betrayers/snakes

i) cowards in the sense that anybody can come into their land, oppress and invade the land. eg. kwara was captured by hausa/fulanis and ever since then illorin mornarchy has been emir instead of oba and they cant do a thing about it. it has come to stay. they have no resistance power that is why 70% of them have been turned muslims while they have big general overseers of christain churches. if christains were more violent than muslims i am sure they would have been 70% christains by now.

ii) betrayers/snakes: yoruba man will only be your friend, 'dobale' and kiss your toes as long as you are dashing him money for cigarette and monkeytail, the day you refuse you to give them is the day you turn to their enemy and they will go behind to talk against you. their life of half christains/half muslims/half juju displayes their snake nature. no wonder the hausa call you people "belarabe" meaning bat(unstable).

finally all you said about igbos are lies and fabricated balderdash just to drag us into your taboo lifestyle and depths in iniquity.
Another lie is that igbos have only formal education while yorubads have both formal and informal, lol. ngwa take it now:-

imostate has the highest number of professors in nigeria, go to google and find out yourself now. is imostate located in the west? ofcourse not, its ala igbo kpomkwem in biafraland. that is a HIGHLY unbeatable pace setter state in education.

i do not need to prove our formal education cos you already confessed to that yourself, but to give you facts which i am bound to do. ekiti state despite all odds owned up to the fact that we are your masters. headline; "Craftsmen at Aba, Abia State as well as traders at Onitsha, Anambra State should get prepared to receive new apprentices from Ekiti State". ouch!
the link is below you can read up if you want.
http://www.southeastnigeria.com/ekiti-to-send-youths-to-aba-onitsha-to-learn-skills/#sthash.1SOb39wU.dpuf

HungerBAD:
APPARENTLY uncomfort­able with seeming margin­alization of Ndigbo in the appointments made so far by President Mohammadu Buhari, the apex Igbo socio-cultural group, Ohaneze Ndigbo, has warned the people of South East to stop hoping for appointments in the present administration.

The group also warned against any attempt to thwart the election of the Deputy Senate President, Senator Ike Ekweremadu, describing it as an affront on Ndigbo.

Ohaneze Ndigbo through its National Treasurer, Chief Damian Okeke- Ogene, expressed concern over the failure of the Bu­hari-led federal government to appoint any Igbo man into any office so far, since inception of the administra­tion. Chief Okeke-Ogene further advised Ndigbo not to expect any favour from President Buhari, adding that his steps so far, had vindicated the people of the zone, who showed their res­ervation of him during the presidential election.

“President Buhari recent­ly sacked five service chiefs and appointed five others as their replacement with­out looking the way of the South East, a development that has not gone down well with Ndigbo after they had missed out in the reckon­ing for Senate presidency and the speakership of the House of Representa­tives,” he said. He advised the Igbo nation against ex­pecting too much from the Buhari administration, not­ing that their fear against Buhari which made them shun him during the presi­dential election had been proved right after all. ”In all these appointments, Buhari is bold to tell the Igbos that he based the appointments on merit, but it seems his basic yardstick for merit is Hausa-Fulani. It is good that it is happening now for some of our billionaire poli­ticians, elders and captains of industry will now know that it’s time for us not just to think home but to actual­ize it. ”That is why we said we voted for the lesser evil as represented by former President, Goodluck Jona­than, because from Obasan­jo’s time to now, Igbo have not been treated fairly by the federal government,” he stated. Chief Okeke- Ogene noted that this was the best time for the South East Governors to provide the enabling environment to help the industrialists from the zone to make it viable for them to establish indus­tries that would take up the teeming mass of the unem­ployed in the zone.

The Ohaneze chieftain further opined that if the Igbo nation could survive the civil war, they have enough now to make the South East a viable eco­nomic zone. ”It is the only option left to us now. That is to bring our economy home. Over 80 per cent of our wealth is outside Ig­boland. Other tribes invest more in their areas,” he said.

http://sunnewsonline.com/new/appointments-ohaneze-gives-up-on-buhari/

disumusa:
the son of prostitude yoruba always challenge ibo but ibo cowardly refuse to react.

Chisco vehicles was set on fire during apc campain by yorubas but ibo refuse to react


ibo was deported from lagos, that is national embarasment,till that ibo refuse to react till date



during civil war, yoruba flug ibo out of ore. So bro yoruba is your master.