naijababe:


Desola, were e kii se omo oodua. Won ti tu asiri e lori itakun omiran.

Desola:

e je ka so eegun saja ka woo boya o ma buuje. Mo tii siwaju ni. Ti o ba je tiwa n tiwa ni, o ma dami lohun ni Yoruba ponbele ti kii se Yoruba ti awon omo ajokutamamumi maa n so leko.

Mo n dee ni...

Desola:

e je ka so eegun saja ka woo boya o ma buuje. Mo tii siwaju ni. Ti o ba je tiwa n tiwa ni, o ma dami lohun ni Yoruba ponbele ti kii se Yoruba ti awon omo ajokutamamumi maa n so leko.

Mo n dee ni...

joeyfire: Bros, some of the people of ore may have fled but at least we know that the traditional leadership received Banjo and there were (as far as I know)why won't they,when they were faced with guns
NO killings or atrocities of any kind. If biafra intended to occupy they would have committed evil while they were on ground.and didn't they commit?

As for biafran troops probably having to kill yoruba soldiers en route to lagos my answer is they would have had to kill NIGERIAN soldiers of yoruba ethnicity. No shaking for that one.u said dat urself,yoruba soldiers,so d pple wil watch as theis sons were being killed
The bone of contention for me is that biafran troops indeed entered NIGERIAN soil en route to the seat of power and conducted themselves in a manner that showed they were not after yoruba lives. The army of bigots on NL know its true. I challenge anyone to prove this

they conducted demselves in a gud manner?u can even google search it....to see how many houses they burn,to see how properties were looted....ok,why did pple rejoice wen they were chased away.......GBAM

Desola:

omo iya, wa bami soro. Je ka ji roro, ka fomi jomi toro oro to wa nile yi. Kini idi pataki ti o fii n gbe leyin awon omo oloriburuku ajokutamamumi yi. Sebi omo oodua ti kii fi owo osi juwe ile baba re ni o n se. Ki wa lode ti o fii n fi ori ade awa omo Yoruba wole niwaju awon omo alainiran ti o ni orisun yi? kini nkan ti o ri lobe to wa iru sowo bayi?

Inu mi iba dun ti o ba le fesi si ibeere mi wonyi. Idunu nla paapa lo ma je fun mi ti o ba le fesi si mi ni eede kaaro ojiire wa nitori mo fe ki a se oro yi ni boonkele.

O seun, Oodua a gbe o.

tomakint:

Desola, se n kan to da ni ki a ma fi awon omolomo yi se yeye, abe e mo pe ogunlogo awon emi lo [size=18pt]sofun [/size]lo jo ta n wi yi, n je awa Yoruba le gbaru e to ba je awa ni, arakunrin oni rungbo se ohun to ye lati gba awon ara e lowo iku owoowoo ti awon oloriburuku malla n fi won se ni le won, sugbon ki ni awon eyan temi n se nibi (Dayokanu, prof corruption, Katsumotoati awon to ku) won n fi won se eleya, beke, won ki n se ota wa, hausa gan gan ni were tio waa laarin wa. Ni temi Desola, mi o ka awon ara ibi ni Ota mi nitoripe ohun to sele lojo naa lohun ki n se ohun to ye ki a ma fi sesin, eje kaa fi oro ro ara wa woooo! E se pupo!

tomakint: Omo you are just there, indeed this is the absolute truth! Very unpredictable set of people and highly fearful. Right on point pal!

dayokanu:


Caught red handed. Sofun ko soponna ni

You forgot the "I am Yoruba" prefix

tomakint: [size=18pt]Andre Uweh aka Abadaba: I am Yoruba[/size]

dayokanu:

naijababe:


Desola, were e kii se omo oodua. Won ti tu asiri e lori itakun omiran.

tomakint:

Se ori pe ori e ti sonu tipe, lo ju e bayi 'i wo lori e peju, se ori idi ti awa Yoruba o n se gbarale, i wo naa kaa gbogbo ohun ti mo ti soo lori oro lati ibeere, sugbon to ri pe omo ale kan to pe ara re ni DAYOKANU tan yin je iwo naa gba omo ale e gbo. Yoruba ro nu o te to awon baba wa se tio gbe won [b]ni woo ato [/b]awon kan tun rawole oma see oooo!

dayokanu:

The more you write the more you expose yourself.

Who writes Yoruba like this? It must be either Egun or Igbo

Mr "I am Yoruba"

I dey laff ooo

tomakint:

Se ori pe ori e ti sonu tipe, lo ju e bayi 'i wo lori e peju, se ori idi ti awa Yoruba o n se gbarale, i wo naa kaa gbogbo ohun ti mo ti soo lori oro lati ibeere, sugbon to ri pe omo ale kan to pe ara re ni DAYOKANU tan yin je iwo naa gba omo ale e gbo. Yoruba ro nu ote ti awon baba wa se tio gbe won ni woo ati awon kan tun rawole oma see oooo!

naijababe:

Eegun taa so si aja di bibuje. I no get time for your types jare..........

tomakint:

Typical!!!

dayokanu: My people oo Who writes "Yoruba o n se gbarale", "Yoruba ro nu o te to awon baba wa se", "ni woo ato"

Igbo kwezeonu

tomakint:

Se ori pe ori e ti sonu tipe, lo ju e bayi 'i wo lori e peju, se ori idi ti awa Yoruba o n se gbarale, i wo naa kaa gbogbo ohun ti mo ti soo lori oro lati ibeere, sugbon to ri pe omo ale kan to pe ara re ni DAYOKANU tan yin je iwo naa gba omo ale e gbo. Yoruba ro nu ote ti awon baba wa se tio gbe won ni woo ati awon kan tun rawole oma see oooo!

tomakint:

See what I mean? Everybody knew the retaliatory putsch of July was as a result of the january 15th coup, i was referring to your post where you stated the following, 'im very suprised at you, u claim there is no justification for killing 3mil ibos, to that i respond that kill 1 human being is unjustified but in a war, what did u expect? The moment ojukwu responded with a war instead of keeping his troops in iboland it gave justification for d stuff that ensued, the moment he went to yorubaland and went in with troops and killed the yorubas in d pretense of liberating them(all the northern troop had already been removed from d west) he sealed his own coffin. The ibos had a direct route to the north they didnt take it.' what has your comment got to do with what you are saying now! Your argument has been Igbo started the war and it was the other way round, don't turn things around!

tomakint: It is no longer news that the N’digbo are warming up to present a candidate for the 2015 Presidential race, in my own candid opinion it is a dream project that has long been overdue. Indeed, [size=18pt]this is the time we as a people [/size](should rally round our Igbo brothers and sisters in unison and see how this dream can be actualized come 2015 but still on one ground, that is, if and only if the entity called Nigeria will still be ONE!

How I wish my Igbo brothers and sisters will stop pursuing different agenda and come together under a unified voice for the common good of their FUTURE! [size=18pt]To my Igbo compatriots I say to you all,[/size] it is never too late to put your house in order.

dayokanu:

[size=28pt]Honestly, I am Yoruba simply because I studied at UI, My other names are Andre Uweh, Abadaba and ngodigha[/size]

tomakint: @amor4ce, you have done a great job for supplying a revealing, detailed, unbiased, articulated and captivating material as this (Odia Ofeimum's account)! The propaganda employed by both factions were very unfortunate in those days but as usual the reason he cold apportioned blames was because of the useful tool we have now-HINDSIGHT! Ojukwu to me, did what was best for his people, I am sure if Ofeimum was to be in Ojukwu's shoes, he will likely do the same. WAR is not funny!

ilugunboy: When you see everything as been wrong in your family...and everything right in outsiders....then I begin to question your paternity.

Omo ale l'onfi owo osi ju wee ile baba ee!