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He was a bad nigga I swear

I understand you defnately have your reason for evry word but kindly have respect for the departed souls! Remember we will sooner or later join them!! Pls say no 'wrong' about d dead.

RIP ACHEBE.

slimyem: Why are you screaming?
He is Nigerian but NOT the most revered one!Stop deceiving yourselves and peddling lies

WHATEVER!!!!

A mighty Iroko Tree has fallen ! RIP Sir!

Rest In Peace ACHEBE!

slimyem: Why are you screaming?
He is Nigerian but NOT the most revered one!Stop deceiving yourselves and peddling lies

Debatable. Who is the most renowned Nigerian outside our shores? He is definitely among top 5.

Soyinka, Fela, Achebe...

Ha!
RIP, Sir!

Achebe the great. Bye!

alomoh:

Exactly, Chinua Achebe became in his final days A hero of the Ibos, He could have earned for himself more honor as a Nigerian Hero, But he messed up the singular opportunity by his reminiscence of the long fratricidal warfare which has divided Nigerians. An history for which Ibos believed Yorubas are their enemies without proper counsel and historical facts. They roam around in Yoruba states doing business freely and Achebe dug out a lie in his “There was a Country” to confuse the Younger African and caused hatred before his demise
Achebe is really the Hero of the Tribal Ibos

And who told u he wanted to be a Nigerian Hero? How many times did he reject your National Honors? He is our Hero and World Hero at large. Nigerian hero my foot.

Point of correction, Igbos don't see yorubas as their enemy, we see them as slave t0 the Northerners. Cowards!! #thatsAll.

He was an African Icon. Posterity will smile kindly on him for he left his mark. A huge loss 4 Africa

ypzilanti:

Debatable. Who is the most renowned Nigerian outside our shores? He is definitely among top 5.

Soyinka, Fela, Achebe...

I would definitely not dispute him as amongst the top 5 if that was what was posted.
Like you said,Its debatable!
Very!

Oke-osisi adogo
Ike-ora anwulugo
Okwuru-ora anaa
Nwoke eziokwu na ugwu
Oden'Igbo
Onyenkuzi na mgbazi
Ochiagha ndi nwere uburu isi
Ezigbo di na nna
Nnanyiukwu. Egwu atu
Laa n'udo

RIP sir

Rest In Peace

The Father of Nigerian literature has passed on?

His son says it isn't true!
http://nigeriansounds.com/archives/25638

So at last the chief tribalist who succeded n brainwashing Ibo people into believing the yorubas aint trust worth is finally gone ehn

Paschal007: *Things Fall Apart* A dark day in the land of the rising Sun. Rip Prof Chinua Achebe.

The man even put it in the title for the dullards.

There was a country: a personal history of Biafra.

But the goats do not know what a memoir is...personal recollection. It is not a history book, and not meant to be a history book. It is a personal recollection that should be countered by other personal recollections. That is how they do it in obodo oyibo.

slimyem: I would definitely not dispute him as amongst the top 5 if that was what was posted.
Like you said,Its debatable!
Very!

Most likely the most renowned, I tell ya.

neksummi: His son says it isn't true!
http://nigeriansounds.com/archives/25638

Nice.

Airforce1: So at last the chief tribalist who succeded n brainwashing Ibo people into believing the yorubas aint trust worth is finally gone ehn

You've started abi?

I think UNN should now be renamed "Chinua Achebe University".
He is the befitting person to name it after; not Major Ojukwu, a soldier.

That's how things should be done.

My 2 cents.

Airforce1: So at last the chief tribalist who succeded n brainwashing Ibo people into believing the yorubas aint trust worth is finally gone ehn

Feed me more:

Stay off the sryup weazie.....and the alcohol and the bolivian marching powder and the pills at the same time. It's going to KILL YOU man.

The guy is HIV positive and has been confirmed. Seem to be affecting his brain already.

[size=48pt]It is not yet confirmed by reliable sources.[/size]

ypzilanti:

The man even put it in the title for the dullards.

There was a country: a personal history of Biafra.

But the goats do not know what a memoir is...personal recollection. It is not a history book, and not meant to be a history book. It is a personal recollection that should be countered by other personal recollections. That is how they do it in obodo oyibo.

A lie is a lie, whether archived in the national library of written as a memoir.

Soso990240: *falls frm chair*

Hope ur bones were not broken?

Aww goodbye Achebe!

Airforce1: So at last the chief tribalist who succeded n brainwashing Ibo people into believing the yorubas aint trust worth is finally gone ehn

So what have you used your own tribalism to do? Be a common poster on Nairaland?

Soso990240: *falls frm chair*

Hope ur bones were not broken?