LATE COL.ADEKUNLE DURING AN INTERVIEW....
ADEKUNLE: In the section of the front that I rule—and that is the whole south front from Lagos to the border of Kamerun—I do not want to see the Red Cross, Caritas Aid, World Church delegation, Pope, Missionary, or UN delegation.
STERN: Does that mean that the many thousands of tons of food that are stored in Lagos will never get to the refugee camps in your section of the country?
ADEKUNLE: You are a sharp one, my friend. That’s exactly what I am saying.
STERN: But you said yourself that most of the refugees in the part you captured are not Ibos.
ADEKUNLE: But there could be Ibos among them. I want to avoid feeding a single Ibo as long as this whole people have not given up yet.
STERN: Do you sometimes feel sympathy for the Ibos?
ADEKUNLE: I have learned a word from the British, which is “sorry”! That’s how I want to respond to your question. I did not want this war but I want to win this war. Therefore I have to kill the Ibos. Sorry! The End.
Adekunle's son wrote an account of his father's military career in a biography titled
The Nigeria-Biafra Letters: A Soldier's Story.
He died on 13 September 2014 and was buried in AJEGUNLE, Lagos.
It will be recalled that the late col.adekunle died a pauper after battling with aids,stroke,diabetes,cancer,mental disorder and syphilis erus....
DISCUSS

Haaaa the sicknesses he battled with plenty o RIP

Y all the sickness na

i will piss on his grave before i leave this world

ladyF:
Haaaa the sicknesses he battled with plenty o RIP

my lady hope by rip you mean REST IN PISS?

Adekunle was the bravest soldier in the history of Nigeria. The ibos, more than anyone else, will attest to that.

cleatoris:
Adekunle was the bravest soldier in the history of Nigeria. The ibos, more than anyone else, will attest to that.

bravest? I don't think so.....

RepEnugu:
bravest? I don't think so.....

Ask around.

RepEnugu:
LATE COL.ADEKUNLE DURING AN INTERVIEW....
ADEKUNLE: In the section of the front that I rule—and that is the whole south front from Lagos to the border of Kamerun—I do not want to see the Red Cross, Caritas Aid, World Church delegation, Pope, Missionary, or UN delegation.
STERN: Does that mean that the many thousands of tons of food that are stored in Lagos will never get to the refugee camps in your section of the country?
ADEKUNLE: You are a sharp one, my friend. That’s exactly what I am saying.
STERN: But you said yourself that most of the refugees in the part you captured are not Ibos.
ADEKUNLE: But there could be Ibos among them. I want to avoid feeding a single Ibo as long as this whole people have not given up yet.
STERN: Do you sometimes feel sympathy for the Ibos?
ADEKUNLE: I have learned a word from the British, which is “sorry”! That’s how I want to respond to your question. I did not want this war but I want to win this war. Therefore I have to kill the Ibos. Sorry! The End.
Adekunle's son wrote an account of his father's military career in a biography titled
The Nigeria-Biafra Letters: A Soldier's Story.
He died on 13 September 2014 and was buried in AJEGUNLE, Lagos.
It will be recalled that the late col.adekunle died a pauper after battling with aids,stroke,diabetes,cancer,mental disorder and syphilis erus....
DISCUSS

Another hate message

All this because of One Nigeria

Not all mumus are yo**bas, but ALL yo**bas are mumus

The 3.6 million innocent Igbo women, children and men that lost their lives will forever destroy, haunt and torment their lives and generation to generation to come.. On Biafra we stand.

I love this interview, just straight to the point no messing around. That is war for you!

dialfa:
i will piss on his grave before i leave this world

What are you waiting for? I have already turned the grave of ojukwu into a toilet

RepEnugu:

He died on 13 September 2014 and was buried in AJEGUNLE, Lagos.
It will be recalled that the late col.adekunle died a pauper after battling with aids,stroke,diabetes,cancer,mental disorder and syphilis erus....
DISCUSS

Adekunle lived in Lagos, in a neighborhood packed with the very same Igbo people he promised to genocide.

Not forgetting that Gowon and his sycophants quickly dissociated from Adekunle for over 40 years.

Karma is a b*tch.

RepEnugu:
LATE COL.ADEKUNLE DURING AN INTERVIEW....
ADEKUNLE: In the section of the front that I rule—and that is the whole south front from Lagos to the border of Kamerun—I do not want to see the Red Cross, Caritas Aid, World Church delegation, Pope, Missionary, or UN delegation.
STERN: Does that mean that the many thousands of tons of food that are stored in Lagos will never get to the refugee camps in your section of the country?
ADEKUNLE: You are a sharp one, my friend. That’s exactly what I am saying.
STERN: But you said yourself that most of the refugees in the part you captured are not Ibos.
ADEKUNLE: But there could be Ibos among them. I want to avoid feeding a single Ibo as long as this whole people have not given up yet.
STERN: Do you sometimes feel sympathy for the Ibos?
ADEKUNLE: I have learned a word from the British, which is “sorry”! That’s how I want to respond to your question. I did not want this war but I want to win this war. Therefore I have to kill the Ibos. Sorry! The End.
Adekunle's son wrote an account of his father's military career in a biography titled
The Nigeria-Biafra Letters: A Soldier's Story.
He died on 13 September 2014 and was buried in AJEGUNLE, Lagos.
It will be recalled that the late col.adekunle died a pauper after battling with aids,stroke,diabetes,cancer,mental disorder and syphilis erus....
DISCUSS

Adekunle had a open casket funeral....and was viewed by the public.

Ojukwu did not have a open casket burial. Do you want to know why?

Go and check the type of funeral given to AIDS victims....you will understand why the public were not allowed to see Ojukwu body in death.

And people still call it 'civil war' all in an attempt to keep the biggest lie of the last century "the Nigerian nation" told by the British.