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Re: Was The Jan 15, 1966 Coup An Igbo Coup? A Detribilized, Historical Perspective by carnegiefan: 6:31am On Jul 28, 2015 |
vicadex07: By your deliberate anachronism, you sir (like everything Nigeria) are just dishonest. Counter coup that killed thousands of innocent easterners happened in 1966. The killings happened THREE different times BEFORE Biafra was declared on May 30 1967. It was "Nigerians" killing "Nigerians". Even the war was fought against "Nigerians" you desperately wanted to keep in the fake nation. BTW you tried everything you could to wipe us out, but FAILED. Even the efficient German army of world war 2 couldn't wipe out the Jews. You tried but failed. The only reason we weren't wiped out was because you couldn't pull it off, not because you were benevolent or magnanimous in victory. Why am I even commenting on this useless thread sef? Make I dey waka please. God bless Biafra. |
Re: Was The Jan 15, 1966 Coup An Igbo Coup? A Detribilized, Historical Perspective by micklplus(m): 6:41am On Jul 28, 2015 |
Xyg12: I truly understand where you are coming from and I really do hope we can forget the raging 45 year old issue. May my norther brothers forgive and forget. May my Igbo brothers be greatly consoled. It is well |
Re: Was The Jan 15, 1966 Coup An Igbo Coup? A Detribilized, Historical Perspective by IsraeliAIRFORCE: 7:35am On Jul 28, 2015 |
Obiagelli: Obiagelli: Stop looking for justification for your opinions. Just state your mind, "It was an Igbo Coup - QED" - Obigelli I recent playing on one's intelligence, it doesn't work on people with analytical minds *** I don't have any opinion on this subject matter. The coup has been subjected to politics and emotions hence the re-occurring academic research. |
Re: Was The Jan 15, 1966 Coup An Igbo Coup? A Detribilized, Historical Perspective by Nobody: 7:44am On Jul 28, 2015 |
IsraeliAIRFORCE:Unfortunately there is no concrete documentation of our history that will help me come to a conclusion. The facts are flip flopings. my contributions here are fact finding |
Re: Was The Jan 15, 1966 Coup An Igbo Coup? A Detribilized, Historical Perspective by IsraeliAIRFORCE: 7:51am On Jul 28, 2015 |
Obiagelli: There is nothing like fact findings. The Coup has been subjected to politics and emotions hence the re-occurring academic research and irrational conclusions from both side of the divide where the "truth" is hidden or misinterpreted to fit into the narrators agenda. |
Re: Was The Jan 15, 1966 Coup An Igbo Coup? A Detribilized, Historical Perspective by Nobody: 7:57am On Jul 28, 2015 |
IsraeliAIRFORCE: Sadly so, it's the same problem with every event of our history, but then again you chose to blame for an opinion I have not made |
Re: Was The Jan 15, 1966 Coup An Igbo Coup? A Detribilized, Historical Perspective by simpleseyi: 8:03am On Jul 28, 2015 |
Yes, It was an Igbo coup and they paid dearly for the coup. Because the coup failed, Igbos started the civil war and they were humiliated. They will continue to pay for the Jan 15, 1966 coup and the selfish civil war. Even their children's children will pay for the two atrocities. 3 Likes |
Re: Was The Jan 15, 1966 Coup An Igbo Coup? A Detribilized, Historical Perspective by meccuno: 8:03am On Jul 28, 2015 |
oduastates:was I really expecting any reasonable comment from you? The answer is no....... |
Re: Was The Jan 15, 1966 Coup An Igbo Coup? A Detribilized, Historical Perspective by meccuno: 8:11am On Jul 28, 2015 |
nduchucks:and tell us how a people who had millions of people killed, and still persecuted today let by gones be by gones?? Its very easy for you to say because you didn't loose a relative neither did u feel the impact of the war.......it only shows one thing,how insensitive u are to human life or you have this secret happiness that it actually happened......."It serves them right" |
Re: Was The Jan 15, 1966 Coup An Igbo Coup? A Detribilized, Historical Perspective by IsraeliAIRFORCE: 8:15am On Jul 28, 2015 |
Obiagelli: In this instance, one thing is involved. The probability that your opinion (inference) is right is a half (0.5). I would rather research on the popularity of each opinion held by Nigerians limited by (a case study of) each region in Nigeria for academic purposes. I have learnt much from US congressional hearings. |
Re: Was The Jan 15, 1966 Coup An Igbo Coup? A Detribilized, Historical Perspective by meccuno: 8:20am On Jul 28, 2015 |
owobokiri:for this comment, you have earned my respect.........most people here are actually blinded by tribal sentiment......focusing on what tribe the soldiers were from and not what led to the whole problem.......I will still repeat it........if Nigeria didn't fight the war in 1967, there would have been a much more bloody war down the line probably around the late 70s eighties......... |
Re: Was The Jan 15, 1966 Coup An Igbo Coup? A Detribilized, Historical Perspective by meccuno: 8:29am On Jul 28, 2015 |
simpleseyi:[/s] |
Re: Was The Jan 15, 1966 Coup An Igbo Coup? A Detribilized, Historical Perspective by pazienza(m): 8:52am On Jul 28, 2015 |
All I know was that during the Igbo massacre that took place immediately after the counter coup, the chant in the whole North was "Araba"( division), the North was going to pull out of the federation. But in weeks that followed, the chant. miraculously changed to "One Nigeria". From "Araba" to "one Nigeria" ,What exactly could be the cause? I have my educated guess. 1. The British entered into the game. It could even have been their game from the beginning, as a poster here already postulated. The Odua-Arewa elements were made to understand the huge wealth buried in the East they would lose should they go on with their "Araba" plans. 2. They were promised necessary backing they would need to keep Nigeria one, and were promised to be the "care takers" for the British in handling the Eastern region oil wealth. 3. Greed got the better of Mutala Muhammad and the rest and they all turned to "one Nigeria" die hard fans overnight. The greed got so bad that when the Eastern oil wealth was secured, Mutala felt he could then shut the British and the rest of the Western sharks out, he was tired of being a "care taker", but he had no idea about the people he was dealing with. He was used to set example by the " real owners" , to remind future "care takers" of their status. Abacha was another who wanted to usurp the Owners- care takers arrangement, he was quickly taken care of, and as in Mutala, a good care-taker and obedient servant of the "real owners" of Yoruba origin was brought in to keep things simple. 1 Like |
Re: Was The Jan 15, 1966 Coup An Igbo Coup? A Detribilized, Historical Perspective by eagleeye2: 9:19am On Jul 28, 2015 |
What is the essence of this thread? what purpose will it serve? My understanding is that no matter what, some people's mind are made up one way or another. Be you Igbo, Hausa or Yoruba, your mind will always tilt to one side as far as Nigerian Civil War, First Coup, Counter Coup and or pogrom is concerned. |
Re: Was The Jan 15, 1966 Coup An Igbo Coup? A Detribilized, Historical Perspective by 7lives: 9:41am On Jul 28, 2015 |
GspotAngela: Gen gen. |
Re: Was The Jan 15, 1966 Coup An Igbo Coup? A Detribilized, Historical Perspective by 7lives: 9:47am On Jul 28, 2015 |
oduastates: Ori e wa nbe, but what do we have today?, endless wailing about marginalization, and they know that they are the oppressors. 2 Likes |
Re: Was The Jan 15, 1966 Coup An Igbo Coup? A Detribilized, Historical Perspective by baralatie(m): 10:37am On Jul 28, 2015 |
simpleseyi:unfortunately, it did not go the way you are stating it. after the civil war,it took a different route (time heals wounds ). successive military juntas were able to a point address the issue of diversity and over bearing political influence.this was a continuation of the earlier democratic government where minorities were pulling out from the major ethnic control. so down the line Nigeria grew from 12 to 19 and now 36 idenfiable states . Thank God for the small peace although the scares of that unfortunate decision are there.time has healed wounds |
Re: Was The Jan 15, 1966 Coup An Igbo Coup? A Detribilized, Historical Perspective by LookmanYusuf: 11:17am On Jul 28, 2015 |
simpleseyi: oluseyi yusuf you are a tribal yoruba goat. It is your prostitute wife titilope and your useless children that will suffer... I need titi for one round tonight and pass her to dogs for rumping too. |
Re: Was The Jan 15, 1966 Coup An Igbo Coup? A Detribilized, Historical Perspective by simpleseyi: 2:07pm On Jul 28, 2015 |
LookmanYusuf: Everyday, I am getting closer to you. The day that I will finally lay my hands on you, someone else will tell the story. As for titilope and your brother's children that you are talking about, you can go on committing incest with them. We did it to your grandfathers btw 1967 and 1970, I shall repeat the same when I finally lay my hands on you. 3 Likes |
Re: Was The Jan 15, 1966 Coup An Igbo Coup? A Detribilized, Historical Perspective by LookmanYusuf: 5:01pm On Jul 28, 2015 |
simpleseyi: Bwahahahahahahahahahahahahaha...... I will first lay my hands on your prostitute wife titi before you see my shadows. i can see that you are a very foolish boy. You don't like your wife or family....... You are a very big fool to threaten me, do you know how many people have left nairaland because of me? Hahahahahahahahahahahahaha
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Re: Was The Jan 15, 1966 Coup An Igbo Coup? A Detribilized, Historical Perspective by simpleseyi: 5:27pm On Jul 28, 2015 |
LookmanYusuf: Just look back. I am right behind you. 1 Like |
Re: Was The Jan 15, 1966 Coup An Igbo Coup? A Detribilized, Historical Perspective by LookmanYusuf: 5:34pm On Jul 28, 2015 |
simpleseyi: I pity you. Your saving grace is that I am harmless and just doing this for fun and besides, titi is a Christian. Respect yourself oluseyi or do you want me to post your wife's pictures here? Hahahahahahahahaha
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Re: Was The Jan 15, 1966 Coup An Igbo Coup? A Detribilized, Historical Perspective by Duru1(m): 5:54pm On Jul 28, 2015 |
nduchucks: I hate when Nigerians tend to bail out on intellectual exercise due to brazen ignorance. There is no point trying to take a high road on the issue you know nothing about yet attempted to deceive the forum audience to believe otherwise. Please pal, I really will appreciate the fact if you could strike a difference between political alliance and parties in coalition government. As a matter of fact, the so-called mainstream Yoruba party under Awolowo was in alliance with so-called political party led by an Igbo man. Besides, the so-called Igbo man led political party won election in two and later three regions and as such ministerial appointments are distributed among political operatives from the regions hence, J O Johnson, Adelabu Adegoke, TOS Benson, Olu Akinfosale, Olu Balogun, Okotie- Eboh etc were ministers during the era you stipulated. I say shame to dumbass Nigerians who are bent on flying irresponsible falsehood in order to eke out a cheap political point. 1 Like |
Re: Was The Jan 15, 1966 Coup An Igbo Coup? A Detribilized, Historical Perspective by Duru1(m): 6:25pm On Jul 28, 2015 |
nduchucks: Were you new to Nigerian historical facts? There wer such incitement of riots in northern region before the pogrom of 1966. The long speeches of hatred directed to a particular ethnic nationality in northern region by Ahmadu Bello and ridicules of certain ethnicity at the floor of northern regional house of assembly by the members of NPC were precursor to pogrom. One example was the Jos riot instigated by the British. I guess the coup was also responsible for riots of 1945 and 1952. |
Re: Was The Jan 15, 1966 Coup An Igbo Coup? A Detribilized, Historical Perspective by Duru1(m): 6:45pm On Jul 28, 2015 |
T8ksy: If the January 15, 1966 coup had been declared and baptized Igbo coup, one wonders when the dumbass Nigerians lost their intellectual sanity to baptize coups. Since January 15, 1966, Nigerian armed forces have precipitated, at least, more than two coups yet none has been named Fulani, Hausa, Kanuri, Nupe, Tiv or Birom coup. |
Re: Was The Jan 15, 1966 Coup An Igbo Coup? A Detribilized, Historical Perspective by omonnakoda: 7:08pm On Jul 28, 2015 |
Duru1:Dende even in dotage you must still remember Ewu be na akwa and other records Eboes made taunting Hausas and celebrating their January 1966 "VICTORY". Eboes think taunting people and poking fun is a way of exchanging pleasantries so they laughed a lot in January but by July we came to know who the real Ewu was. The Ewu that is still wailing to this day from the Sanatorium 4 Likes |
Re: Was The Jan 15, 1966 Coup An Igbo Coup? A Detribilized, Historical Perspective by nduchucks: 7:25pm On Jul 28, 2015 |
Duru1: It is intellectually dishonest to ignore the fact that, the outcome of the Jan 15 coup was the trigger for the series of unfortunate events, including the pogroms and civil war. The said outcome includes the cold blooded murder of Sardauna & Balewa. This is the point being made. You can bury your head in the sand and ignore this fact if you wish; you will not succeed in putting the wool over the eyes of gullible readers.. p.s. Soon enough I will post my response to your other ridiculous post. 2 Likes |
Re: Was The Jan 15, 1966 Coup An Igbo Coup? A Detribilized, Historical Perspective by Duru1(m): 11:25pm On Jul 28, 2015 |
omonnakoda: The foolishness in you is very daunting. The bolded explains everything about you. What an Ogbomosho jackass. I know if your stinking and useless life depended on getting the correct facts about 1966 Nigeria, your parents will lose dumbass dunce as a child. Yari.ba ninnies who continue to borrow wrong leaves from Nowa Omogui had suffered intellectual lashing. Since the best thing to do to a Yari.ba goons is to let them continue barking like a rabid dog, I shall let you indulge in the path of self-destruction. By the way, your Prophet Nowa Omogui had already beat a hasty U-turn on such silly accusation against Ndiigbo. The worst act of ignorance by a human is the one displayed in the public. The stark display of foolery is parallel to your gloomy life on earth. I cannot pity a dumbass Yari.ba gull. |
Re: Was The Jan 15, 1966 Coup An Igbo Coup? A Detribilized, Historical Perspective by omonnakoda: 8:19am On Jul 29, 2015 |
Duru1:Dende Baba!! You done vex be datt oo!! . Sorry you know I love you so much please don't annoying Everytin dat am sayin is because I love you and since you move to the Sanatorium I have been Millssing you 2 Likes |
Re: Was The Jan 15, 1966 Coup An Igbo Coup? A Detribilized, Historical Perspective by disumusa: 10:10am On Jul 29, 2015 |
GspotAngela:personality is personality,what about amadu bello. 1 Like |
Re: Was The Jan 15, 1966 Coup An Igbo Coup? A Detribilized, Historical Perspective by disumusa: 10:43am On Jul 29, 2015 |
LookmanYusuf:nonsense and nonsenstical |
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