even thou i'm nt ibo, i'm nt cool wit d idea always tryin 2 tribalize issues....

waja: Ojukwu inherited more than what he left behind, so it's not a crime to inherits your father's properties. Rather, it's a crime to be a polygamist without a will.

Wat was d worth of Sir Louis Ojukwu's estate den n now? Dnt say wat u cant defend.

Why on earth will some eediots come on here and try to tribalise every issue. Ojukwu is Igbo, Yes.
Is Abiola Igbo? Is Williams Igbo? What is wrong with some animals who call themselves Human.

Me thinks Seun and his MOD's derive some kind of joy anytime they see a thread that will be tribalised on NL. 'Cos I don't see why threads that promotes bigotry always makes the front page within minutes of it being posted. Moreover, why don't they go on banning spree when the see bigoted posts.

centje: Too bad. Hope they resolve the issue amicably. Didnt ojukwu right a will?

him no right will,but him write will.

always like that

yeye4live: Dis s wat hapen wen pple hope on dier parents mone,lazy pple why can't dey start n run dier own company dem self n leave d dead man 2rest in peace

Nope...it happens when some stupid people with roving eyes wouldnt be satisfied with ONE&SINGULAR wife!
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It even took time before the war started!

onyebaba:
Wat was d worth of Sir Louis Ojukwu's estate den n now? Dnt say wat u cant defend.

I am sure you were born in the late 80s or early 90s that's why you know nothing about Sir Louis Ojukwu,what Sir Louis left behind for Odumegwu when he passed away in 1966 is worth trillions in 2012 and that's far more than what Odumegwu left behind for his children.
Sir Louis Ojukwu was the
first and founding President of The
Nigerian Stock Exchange as well as
President of The African Continental
Bank. He was also on the board of
directors of some of Nigeria's most
powerful and most prestigious
companies such as Shell Oil Nigeria
Limited. He won a parliamentary seat
during the nation's first republic.
He invested heavily in many industries and was one of the only few billionaires in West Africa before his death in 1966,always say what you know and ask question to know what you don't.

Why is it so hard for most yorubas to desist from Tribalism? Can't we for once discuss Nigerian problem? You call Igbos greedy nation, yet, you study and work to make money. Nonsense!

Well, you know what they say, money doesn't change you, it only changes the people around you

The fact is that Igbos will continue to prevail, no matter what anyone does, dude you may have the singular option of hanging yourself, and your little possession, if you happen to possess one, will be taken by the greedy Igbos and on and on we shall lord over all you and your wreched tribe owns, till we finally enslave all who ever despised us. Poor man of the poor tribe.

chucky234: him no right will,but him write will.

lol. Didn't even notice that. Thanks!

Na wa o

Ndi Ofe mmanu unu wu ndi apari.

My only worry is that Ikemba monopolized all the assets his father left behind to the exclusion of his brothers behaving as if he was the only son of thier father. I am also aware that their was a court case ongoing between him and the rest of the brothers before he died. I think that with his death now, his step brothers and thier sons are now trying to force issues before Bianca and her children take over what by right should belong to the entire offspring of Sir Louis.

So who would inherit Biancar?

So sad that Ojukwu inspire of his education left no will behind, so common with Nigerian wealthy. This is what we seeing now. Bianca was rescued by the ambassadorial post she got.

Nigerians please learn to write wills!!

dayokanu: So who would inherit Biancar?

It's Bianca.