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MKO: Do They Really Believe In Your Legacy? by DMerciful(m): 10:10pm On Jun 11, 2013
The assertion by Wole Soyinka that June 12 is the real democracy day has triggered a lot of controversies. The one that declared may 29 democracy day many would believe, would have been more likely to declare June 12 instead of May 29 yet he did not! People who many believed would support the naming of an iconic institution after an iconic man (MKO) just like Nnamdi Azikiwe, vehemently refuse the move by GEJ and yet wants him to declare June 12 as democracy day in honour of MKO is difficult to understand.
Guys, tell me if its not a gross irony!
Re: MKO: Do They Really Believe In Your Legacy? by PvtParts1: 10:13pm On Jun 11, 2013
Is it just the date to remember? What of the ingrate UNILAG students who constituted themselves a nuisance over the renaming of their university to Moshood Abiola University over the grounds that MAULAG has no swags to it?
Re: MKO: Do They Really Believe In Your Legacy? by vanbonattel: 10:16pm On Jun 11, 2013
D Merciful: The assertion by Wole Soyinka that June 12 is the real democracy day has triggered a lot of controversies. The one that declared may 29 democracy day many would believe, would have been more likely to declare June 12 instead of May 29 yet he did not! People who many believed would support the naming of an iconic institution after an iconic man (MKO) just like Nnamdi Azikiwe, vehemently refuse the move by GEJ and yet wants him to declare June 12 as democracy day in honour of MKO is difficult to understand.
Guys, tell me if its not a gross irony!

This guy disappointed the keen political observers in this country when he chose to die of common pneumonia in the cell like a common criminal. For crying out loud this guy was the richest guy in Nigeria, he had the cash and the connections to import Tanks and war planes and stage a hefty free for all fight against the spineless Abacha and his cronies. But like a coward he chickened out and instead allowed himself to be arrested without a fight, he did not even have time to throw a common knockout! and come see the kain beating he recieved from the hands of small boys hausa recruits army who panel beat him for days, almost skinning him with their koboko whips. This guy disappointed the nation big time.

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Re: MKO: Do They Really Believe In Your Legacy? by PvtParts1: 10:27pm On Jun 11, 2013
van bonattel:

This guy disappointed the keen political observers in this country when he chose to die of common pneumonia in the cell like a common criminal. For crying out loud this guy was the richest guy in Nigeria, he had the cash and the connections to import Tanks and war planes and stage a hefty free for all fight against the spineless Abacha and his cronies. But like a coward he chickened out and instead allowed himself to be arrested without a fight, he did not even have time to throw a common knockout! and come see the kain beating he recieved from the hands of small boys hausa recruits army who panel beat him for days, almost skinning him with their koboko whips. This guy disappointed the nation big time.

He contested the highest office in the most civil way through elections and was robbed by a thieving despot who held sway among the Nations military and security apparatus. Would you have preferred a scenario where a civil war will break out? A civil war which may still have been on going till this day?
Abiola did not chicken out. He did the only best thing by immortalizing the struggle for democracy through his own incarceration and death.
It is the NADECO elements who betrayed him at the end that must be judged. The same elements who rode on Abiola's name in 1999 but have since substituted it with theirs. The same elements of mistrust and hypocrisy who fanned the embers of student revolt against the renaming of the University of Lagos to Moshood Abiola University in order to score cheap popularity. These same elements are so shrouded in their own hypocrisy also when it comes to the issue of fuel subsidy. They actively financed the occupy movement to stop any reform in the downstream sector but were the first to demand revenue accrued from partial subsidy lifting. They strongly refused to a pay wage in their state civil service in order to squeeze as much cash from their respective states to their own pockets. The so-called progressives.
Re: MKO: Do They Really Believe In Your Legacy? by vanbonattel: 10:38pm On Jun 11, 2013
Pvt. Parts:


He contested the highest office in the most civil way through elections and was robbed by a thieving despot who held sway among the Nations military and security apparatus. Would you have preferred a scenario where a civil war will break out? A civil war which may still have been on going till this day?
Abiola did not chicken out. He did the only best thing by immortalizing the struggle for democracy through his own incarceration and death.
It is the NADECO elements who betrayed him at the end that must be judged. The same elements who rode on Abiola's name in 1999 but have since substituted it with theirs. The same elements of mistrust and hypocrisy who fanned the embers of student revolt against the renaming of the University of Lagos to Moshood Abiola University in order to score cheap popularity. These same elements are so shrouded in their own hypocrisy also when it comes to the issue of fuel subsidy. They actively financed the occupy movement to stop any reform in the downstream sector but were the first to demand revenue accrued from partial subsidy lifting. They strongly refused to a pay wage in their state civil service in order to squeeze as much cash from their respective states to their own pockets. The so-called progressives.

He contested and won, and then chikened out. He should have fought for it. He was pushed aside because they know he will never fight, and they were right afterall. NADECO betrayed him, of course they have betrayal in their genes, check your history books.
Re: MKO: Do They Really Believe In Your Legacy? by dayokanu(m): 10:53pm On Jun 11, 2013
van bonattel:

He contested and won, and then chikened out. He should have fought for it. He was pushed aside because they know he will never fight, and they were right afterall. NADECO betrayed him, of course they have betrayal in their genes, check your history books.

He should fight and run away to Abidjan like the legendary warlord

[img]http://img1.nairaland.com/attachments/662540_Ojuku_ferege_jpgfee0b97d23772ed3836eb70d246c6ea8[/img]
Re: MKO: Do They Really Believe In Your Legacy? by vanbonattel: 10:56pm On Jun 11, 2013
dayokanu:

He should fight and run away to Abidjan like the legendary warlord

[img]http://img1.nairaland.com/attachments/662540_Ojuku_ferege_jpgfee0b97d23772ed3836eb70d246c6ea8[/img]

the legendary warlord fought, and held this goddammed contraption called naijeriya down for the better part of 3 years. He is better than those that died without shooting a bullet because they were scared for thier lives, and they still died like common pick pockets.
Re: MKO: Do They Really Believe In Your Legacy? by dayokanu(m): 10:58pm On Jun 11, 2013
van bonattel:

the legendary warlord fought, and held this goddammed contraption called naijeriya down for the better part of 3 years. He is better than those that died without shooting a bullet because they were scared for thier lives, and they still died like common pick pockets.

You mean the warlord who was leading an army and fled warfront

www.nairaland.com/attachments/789775_Ojukwu_getting_ready_to_run_jpg967aeb75e390ca75377ad019b3c9fae5
Re: MKO: Do They Really Believe In Your Legacy? by vanbonattel: 11:05pm On Jun 11, 2013
dayokanu:

You mean the warlord who was leading an army and fled warfront

www.nairaland.com/attachments/789775_Ojukwu_getting_ready_to_run_jpg967aeb75e390ca75377ad019b3c9fae5

much better than the 'aare ona kakanfo' who never owned a gun in his entire life.
Re: MKO: Do They Really Believe In Your Legacy? by babadem2much(m): 11:10pm On Jun 11, 2013
if there is any legacy he left behind i think that should be the date June 12. if not then nothing na im ppl wey head de worry de think of wetin him leave behind
Re: MKO: Do They Really Believe In Your Legacy? by dayokanu(m): 11:11pm On Jun 11, 2013
van bonattel:

much better than the 'aare ona kakanfo' who never owned a gun in his entire life.

You mean a coward who wore women clothes and fled warfront is better than a man who died fighting for his mandate?
Re: MKO: Do They Really Believe In Your Legacy? by vanbonattel: 11:17pm On Jun 11, 2013
dayokanu:

You mean a coward who wore women clothes and fled warfront is better than a man who died fighting for his mandate?


or the coward who was caught and flogged by small boys, abandoned for a long time in an underground cell and fed with crumbs from abacha table?
Re: MKO: Do They Really Believe In Your Legacy? by Controversy: 12:16am On Jun 12, 2013
dayokanu:

You mean a coward who wore women clothes and fled warfront is better than a man who died fighting for his mandate?

Ojukwu is a warlord
Who is Abiola? You said he died fighting for his mandate pls who did he fight with?
Re: MKO: Do They Really Believe In Your Legacy? by Nobody: 12:34am On Jun 12, 2013
van bonattel:

or the coward who was caught and flogged by small boys, abandoned for a long time in an underground cell and fed with crumbs from abacha table?
Atleast he faced is greatest fear nd enemy,he didn't run away.With this assertion he is man enough,not someone with guns or warheads and ran away leaving his people behind.
And do you think with the money he has at that time he can't runaway?.
abiola fought the military govt for every citizens of Nigeria,while ojukwu was only fighting for the igbos and before the end of the war,he wasn't man enough,he ran away.
Re: MKO: Do They Really Believe In Your Legacy? by dayokanu(m): 12:34am On Jun 12, 2013
Controversy:
Ojukwu is a warlord
Who is Abiola? You said he died fighting for his mandate pls who did he fight with?

Abiola fought the military govt, Ojuku fled warfront. What a coward A wuss a pucci
Re: MKO: Do They Really Believe In Your Legacy? by Controversy: 7:08am On Jun 12, 2013
dayokanu:

Abiola fought the military govt, Ojuku fled warfront. What a coward A wuss a pucci
Lol Abiola is a true definition of yoruba man cowardice, a man who fought the military without throwing a punch not even knockout in his backyard. Abiola died because he refused to fight on the fear that he will be killed and later still die like fowl inside cage
Abiola death was payment for his evil deeds that's a divine recompense for his alleged political misdeeds so he died a shameful death
Remember maroko land deal against his fellow yoruba man (Obafemi Awolowo)
Remember 1983 coup against Shehu Shagari and his many other sins
The annulment of June 12 was the best thing that happened because you can't plant mango amd reap orange

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Re: MKO: Do They Really Believe In Your Legacy? by DMerciful(m): 7:12am On Jun 12, 2013
If you are so proud of MKO, why did you protest when a university was named after him! angry

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Re: MKO: Do They Really Believe In Your Legacy? by Nobody: 7:17am On Jun 12, 2013
ezex:
Atleast he faced is greatest fear nd enemy,he didn't run away.With this assertion he is man enough,not someone with guns or warheads and ran away leaving his people behind.
And do you think with the money he has at that time he can't runaway?.
abiola fought the military govt for every citizens of Nigeria,while ojukwu was only fighting for the igbos and before the end of the war,he wasn't man enough,he ran away.
Abiola died a coward
Re: MKO: Do They Really Believe In Your Legacy? by ClitorialDept: 7:23am On Jun 12, 2013
D Merciful: If you are so proud of MKO, why did you protest when a university was named after him! angry

Honestly this generation is lost. When I saw UNILAG students protesting the name change I wonder if this was the same school that was actively behind the IBB Must Go Riots or the June 12 movement.
The only excuses they gave alongside the Ivory House were that they were not consulted on the name change in due time and besides that the new name will affect their "swags".

Tinibu I don't know what you are piping into the lagos state water system but it is effectively creating loyal dunce sheeple followers.

Then lest i forget another scenario where LASU students went on the streets to protest Gani's law suit against Tinibu's chicago certificate. The irate mob who reinforced my view on most state college students initial inability to secure admission into federal universities due to poor JAMB score was solidified in marble.

I am sure one of those student's involved in the Gani bashing is here vigorously shinning tinibu's d1ck on this site.

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Re: MKO: Do They Really Believe In Your Legacy? by Afrocatalyst: 7:24am On Jun 12, 2013
I doubt they believe it.
Re: MKO: Do They Really Believe In Your Legacy? by ClitorialDept: 7:51am On Jun 12, 2013
Sunehri_145:
Abiola died a coward

would you have preffered he went out in Rambo Mode?

Think for a minute. Even if Abiola started an armed movement do you know the collateral damage that would have followed?
He relied on justice and the mandate we all gave him back then.

But it seems in this "jungle" we live in only brute gorilla force is recognized.
Re: MKO: Do They Really Believe In Your Legacy? by huptin(m): 9:20am On Jun 12, 2013
van bonattel:

much better than the 'aare ona kakanfo' who never owned a gun in his entire life.

If only the igbos have some one who can lay his life down for them? they wont be shouting Biafra today, goodluck tommorow and igbo presidency the day after. only if a messiah will come out of the igbo race.
Re: MKO: Do They Really Believe In Your Legacy? by huptin(m): 9:22am On Jun 12, 2013
Clitorial.Dept.:


Honestly this generation is lost. When I saw UNILAG students protesting the name change I wonder if this was the same school that was actively behind the IBB Must Go Riots or the June 12 movement.
The only excuses they gave alongside the Ivory House were that they were not consulted on the name change in due time and besides that the new name will affect their "swags".

Tinibu I don't know what you are piping into the lagos state water system but it is effectively creating loyal dunce sheeple followers.

Then lest i forget another scenario where LASU students went on the streets to protest Gani's law suit against Tinibu's chicago certificate. The irate mob who reinforced my view on most state college students initial inability to secure admission into federal universities due to poor JAMB score was solidified in marble.

I am sure one of those student's involved in the Gani bashing is here vigorously shinning tinibu's d1ck on this site.

you are damn right bro, by the way i am yoruba and a graduate of LASU.
Re: MKO: Do They Really Believe In Your Legacy? by BekeeBuAgbara: 9:37am On Jun 12, 2013
D Merciful: The assertion by Wole Soyinka that June 12 is the real democracy day has triggered a lot of controversies. The one that declared may 29 democracy day many would believe, would have been more likely to declare June 12 instead of May 29 yet he did not! People who many believed would support the naming of an iconic institution after an iconic man (MKO) just like Nnamdi Azikiwe, vehemently refuse the move by GEJ and yet wants him to declare June 12 as democracy day in honour of MKO is difficult to understand.
Guys, tell me if its not a gross irony!
The bolded part is a combination of hypocrisy and irony.
Re: MKO: Do They Really Believe In Your Legacy? by ochukoccna: 9:51am On Jun 12, 2013
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Abiola did not die a coward
He died a martyr
Like Gani
Like Kudirat
But they failed to understand
That this present Nigeria is not dying for[/size]
Re: MKO: Do They Really Believe In Your Legacy? by ochukoccna: 9:52am On Jun 12, 2013
Abiola did not die a coward
He died a martyr
Like Gani
Like Kudirat
But they failed to understand
That this present Nigeria is not worth dying for
For too many bit@h out at the slightest sign of discomfort
Those saying Abiola should have imported arms to start a war are deluded
We willingly forget Abacha murdered Saro Wiwa, Shehu Musa Yaradua,Alfred Rewane,Kudirat Abiola and so many countless others
Yes he won the election but had very bad advice on how to enforce his mandate
Did Ann Su Kyi do similar when she won the elections in Burma?
Is she not free today and leading her country?
Abiola like Abacha was eliminated by the West
If not,he should be alive today
Always remember Susan Rice and her cup of tea undecided
Re: MKO: Do They Really Believe In Your Legacy? by Nobody: 11:27am On Jun 12, 2013
van bonattel:

This guy disappointed the keen political observers in this country when he chose to die of common pneumonia in the cell like a common criminal. For crying out loud this guy was the richest guy in Nigeria, he had the cash and the connections to import Tanks and war planes and stage a hefty free for all fight against the spineless Abacha and his cronies. But like a coward he chickened out and instead allowed himself to be arrested without a fight, he did not even have time to throw a common knockout! and come see the kain beating he recieved from the hands of small boys hausa recruits army who panel beat him for days, almost skinning him with their koboko whips. This guy disappointed the nation big time.
U kno the guy think with his head not a.nus !!!


He stand,stayed and died for what He believed in His Mandate,June 12 election despite the fact that He had all the wealth to abscond to Ghana/coted'voire even America or Asia abi antartica self even Mars !!!


That is what's called strength and valor ..............A man who rather than abscond to coted'voire in the middle of the night .........chose to DIE there !!!

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