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Re: Ikoli-Awolowo Relationship: Ijaw-Yoruba Political Relationship by ikechu1278: 7:08pm On Dec 19, 2015 |
DiademSh07: As the leader of the NCNC, Azikiwe was to be the first premier of Western Nigeria following the elections of 1951, with Obafemi Awolowo, a Yoruba, the leader of the AG, as the leader of the opposition in the House of Assembly. It should be recalled, with profound sadness, that prominent Yoruba traditional leaders and political elites exerted pressure on a number of Yorubas elected on the NCNC platform to "cross carpet" in the House and join the AG, in order to deny Azikiwe the premiership in favour of Awolowo. The concept of "carpet crossing" was thus introduced into Nigerian political discourse. Azikiwe had assumed the leadership of the NCNC following the death of Herbert Macaulay, a Yoruba. There would have been no basis for "carpet crossing" if Macaulay, and not Azikiwe, were elected premier of the West on the NCNC platform in 1951. The keyword there is ELECTED. Pick up a dictionary and start reading. It looks like there are several statements you don't know the meaning of. Such a shame!!!!!! Tufiakwa!! 1 Like |
Re: Ikoli-Awolowo Relationship: Ijaw-Yoruba Political Relationship by ikechu1278: 7:13pm On Dec 19, 2015 |
DiademSh07: Are Yoruba minorities? We talking about MINORITIES in regards to Majority. My God, it's not even a hard logic to grasp and this mofo is having a hard time grasping it? Tufiakwa See this ediot reminding me of something I taught him. Chineke, I've seen it all. Dumb@ss, last I checked, you were the one screaming each time NCNC was mentioned about East this, East that, Igbo this, Igbo that until I provided you a book page and showed you some Midwest was part of NCNC as well as informing you it was a southern party till yoloba used their tribalism to destroy that unity. Stop reminding me of something I had to teach your kpomo kpomo head self. 1 Like |
Re: Ikoli-Awolowo Relationship: Ijaw-Yoruba Political Relationship by gigabyte13: 7:15pm On Dec 19, 2015 |
The Nigerian jews will not like this your "act of apostle" story ooooo. 5 Likes |
Re: Ikoli-Awolowo Relationship: Ijaw-Yoruba Political Relationship by ikechu1278: 7:16pm On Dec 19, 2015 |
EUROBOMBER: Leave him, I'm actually enjoying it. So stop trying to mess up my entertainment. Wetin I do you? |
Re: Ikoli-Awolowo Relationship: Ijaw-Yoruba Political Relationship by DiademSh07: 7:22pm On Dec 19, 2015 |
ikechu1278:Get this straight! He was Elected on the platform of NCNC, I.e, he was the candidate for NCNC, which was the main party until house of assembly voted AG over NCNC! Yeah, if Macaulay was to be the leader of NCNC, there wouldn't have be any opposition but the reality is he was not and the house of assembly voted for AG! Any problem? 2 Likes |
Re: Ikoli-Awolowo Relationship: Ijaw-Yoruba Political Relationship by ikechu1278: 7:33pm On Dec 19, 2015 |
DiademSh07: First I'm glad you finally FINALLY accepted zik won time election. Secondly, I'm glad you FINALLY agreed that your people brought in the tribalism found in Nigeria politics we see today. So no, there's no problem. That's exactly wtf I've been saying for hours now 2 Likes |
Re: Ikoli-Awolowo Relationship: Ijaw-Yoruba Political Relationship by DiademSh07: 7:53pm On Dec 19, 2015 |
ikechu1278:How did this crazy Zik of yours win the Election? LOL! You keep forgetting that the states house of assembly gets to decide the vote! Or are you this dumb? The said Election was no different from how the senate president gets elected! The reality is that NCNC and its affiliated group were the majority in the house which made Zik think he had chance of winning not until majority voted Awolowo led AG groups at the end of the election while your two timing scheming little man, Zik cried betrayal! Can't believe I have to break this down to you like a teacher does to nursery kids! Very dumb man! You're just as dumb as that eediot, Zik! God knows what he was seeking in the West! 9 Likes 2 Shares |
Re: Ikoli-Awolowo Relationship: Ijaw-Yoruba Political Relationship by DiademSh07: 8:14pm On Dec 19, 2015 |
ikechu1278:So, you mean the creation of the Midwest through a referendum carried out in the West under a civilian rule is equivalent to the disintegration of region that ensued during/after the Civil war under a military rule? LOL! Never seen someone so dumb! Heck, there was nothing like middle belt region! the middle belt was a proposed region but it never materialised unlike the Midwest! Let me also state that NCNC became eastern party, ibo party precisely the moment Zik started to govern the affairs of the Eastern region! Even NCP broke away and became independent on its own, so were other parties! The more reason why igho alluded in his article that NCNC was the eastern party while NPC was for the North et al! 4 Likes |
Re: Ikoli-Awolowo Relationship: Ijaw-Yoruba Political Relationship by CeterisXVII: 11:23pm On Dec 19, 2015 |
igwe123: Alabi Isama has given several interviews in the press about his role in the civil war. And he has also talked about his parentage. His mother was from Kwara, but his father was Delta Igbo. Isama was his father's name. Again, like I told you earlier, you need to do your research. A former Principal General Staff Officer (PGSO) of the Nigerian Army and Chief of Staff of 3 Marine Commando Division (3MCDO) during the 1967-70 Nigeria-Biafra war, Brigadier-General Godwin Alabi-Isama, is a reporter’s delight anytime. He canvasses his views with passion and emotion, not minding whose ox is gored... As for the coup, I am not interested in it, and your reasons for continually bringing it up are rather flimsy. If you still want to digress by talking about the coup, then open another thread for it. I would rather stick to the topic at hand. Sources have been cited to show that a battle was fought at Ore. Instead of accepting the truth, you keep trying to discredit the sources because the whole point being made does not fit into your preconceived notions. Am sorry, I can't help you if you refuse to free your mind, and acquire knowledge in this regard. 3 Likes |
Re: Ikoli-Awolowo Relationship: Ijaw-Yoruba Political Relationship by CeterisXVII: 11:29pm On Dec 19, 2015 |
EUROBOMBER: Nah, you and your friend Ogbuefi are actually the jokers. Before Wikipedia was even cited, four other sources had been provided in a previous post, but your friend refused to see them. Instead, he kept asking for a neutral source. Were the sources cited biased in their submissions? If he feels they were biased, he needs to show evidence of it. He has been unable to do so. Instead he keeps asking for another source. I mean how ridiculous is that? And I have noticed that when your cronies cite Wikipedia to support their assertions, you accept it as fact. But when others do so, it becomes a joke, because in your view, "others can freely edit it." Continue... the whole world is watching. 6 Likes 3 Shares |
Re: Ikoli-Awolowo Relationship: Ijaw-Yoruba Political Relationship by aljharem(m): 8:02am On Dec 20, 2015 |
TonyeBarcanista: you truly understand them 5 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Ikoli-Awolowo Relationship: Ijaw-Yoruba Political Relationship by ola6: 11:38am On Dec 20, 2015 |
Igbos are truly pained! Eiya 6 Likes |
Re: Ikoli-Awolowo Relationship: Ijaw-Yoruba Political Relationship by Nobody: 12:10pm On Dec 20, 2015 |
TonyeBarcanista:And yet you allowed igbophobic comments without redirection on the main course of your thread, from the start. |
Re: Ikoli-Awolowo Relationship: Ijaw-Yoruba Political Relationship by Nobody: 1:15pm On Dec 20, 2015 |
aljharem: And you are full of love.. Angel Gabriel |
Re: Ikoli-Awolowo Relationship: Ijaw-Yoruba Political Relationship by Nobody: 1:22pm On Dec 20, 2015 |
EUROBOMBER: Guy, you are very stupid. you well so If not for one thing, I would have love to flog your nyansh for such an idiotic comments. 2 Likes |
Re: Ikoli-Awolowo Relationship: Ijaw-Yoruba Political Relationship by zimoni(f): 6:03pm On Dec 21, 2015 |
This thread is crazy mehn. |
Re: Ikoli-Awolowo Relationship: Ijaw-Yoruba Political Relationship by spanishkid(m): 8:21pm On Dec 21, 2015 |
DiademSh07:please help ask that fool when I was ever busted for being yoruba? Igbos are the most foolish people on earth. Anyone who doesn't support their ideas is a yoruba man. I've never met a tribe as foolish as that tribe called igbo. 4 Likes |
Re: Ikoli-Awolowo Relationship: Ijaw-Yoruba Political Relationship by laudate: 10:41pm On Jan 04, 2016 |
spanishkid: I disagree. It is not all Igbo that are foolish. It is just a minority of them that keep arguing blindly on this thread, by trying to twist logic on its head and substitute propaganda as fact. They seem to think all those reading their comments are dumb, or have not done their research on the events that took place between 1960-1970. They have also forgotten that we all have relatives who were eye-witnesses to the series of events that took place during that era - people with facts, figures and documents that can actually detail what transpired on the Nigerian political scene. Most of those arguing blindly here about Awo's so-called 'sins,' and the creation of the old Mid-West were not even born during that era, and are too myopic to accept that each participant during that period had valid but different perspectives of every event. They feel their own perspective is the only one that is valid, despite evidence to the contrary. Thank God for newspaper articles that documented what transpired way back then. Only God knows what version of the truth, these people would have forced down our throats. 2 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Ikoli-Awolowo Relationship: Ijaw-Yoruba Political Relationship by ValarDoharis: 11:43pm On Jan 04, 2016 |
A double minded man is unstable in his ways.....Barcanista...about a yr ago....you were among d dis buharists.....9months ago...u were among the GEJ till 2019.......and now you're going back to sai buhari but don't know how! You are a double minded man! TonyeBarcanista: 1 Like |
Re: Ikoli-Awolowo Relationship: Ijaw-Yoruba Political Relationship by DiademSh07: 2:25pm On Feb 10, 2016 |
ikechu1278:This was your reply! You even shamelessly backed it up with the article below with the highlighted word 'Akintola was reinstated in 1963! This was my reply to you then! DiademSh07:Another confirmation that ibo and lies are synonymous! Yeye! |
Re: Ikoli-Awolowo Relationship: Ijaw-Yoruba Political Relationship by laudate: 8:48pm On Jan 08, 2017 |
gigabyte13: How on earth did I miss this topic??! How??! Better gist don waka pass, o!! |
Re: Ikoli-Awolowo Relationship: Ijaw-Yoruba Political Relationship by oyatz(m): 7:51am On Apr 16, 2017 |
Stop twisting history to suit your thought. 1) Awolowo was the leader of opposition at the Federal level from 1959- 1962 while Akintola replaced him as PREMIER of Western Region from 1959-1962 when the political crisis in the West reached its peak leading to the declaration of state of emergency. 3) Different people contributed to the creation of the Midwestern region at different times but most importantly THE LAW required the approval of the WESTERN REGIONAL HOUSE of assembly with support of at least 2 other regional assemblies and approval of the Federal Parliament. 4) The political parties and politicians you mentioned rightly agitated for the creation of the Midwestern region, however agitation is not necessarily the law. The agitatators on their own are like pressure groups, they can't decree the creation of the region, only the authority can do that and the primal authority in this case was the Western regional government through their regional assembly (dominated by the Yorubas). It was the regional that can conduct referendum for the area that want to break away but the result must have the support of at least 2 other regional assemblies. You are free to hate Awolowo, Akintola and the Yoruba people kwhom you derisively referred to as Yoloba) if that will make you feel better but stop distorting history. ikechu1278: 1 Like |
Re: Ikoli-Awolowo Relationship: Ijaw-Yoruba Political Relationship by obaino860: 8:29am On Apr 16, 2017 |
TonyeBarcanista: I just hate the site of you.....you are a disgusting tribalist in a white garment cloth..... |
Re: Ikoli-Awolowo Relationship: Ijaw-Yoruba Political Relationship by dumodust(m): 10:31am On Apr 16, 2017 |
TonyeBarcanista:You have been blind to one fact in your story.... zik was also supporting someone who wasnt his kinsman... it is common in clubs which NYM qualifies as, it was not a government election but a movt |
Re: Ikoli-Awolowo Relationship: Ijaw-Yoruba Political Relationship by oyatz(m): 3:46am On Apr 17, 2017 |
Please read the write-up again, this time slowly. 1) The MYM election was like a primary election to select their candidate who was to represent the party in a local government( Lagos legislative council) bye-election . The vacancy was occasioned by the resignation of Dr Kofi Abayomi as a member of the Lagos legislative council in order to further his education in the UK. 2) At that time, any group of people who could muster public support could sponsor a candidate for an election. Indeed, many town unions like Otu Edo and Igbira peoples Union contested elections into regional and federal parliaments. Edo tax payers association also sponsored candidates in the Western regional elections. 3) The write up wasn't an Awo vs Zik comparison. May God continue to bless the souls of these political icons. They played politics in the ways they understood, obviously made mistakes like all mortals but left enduring legacies dumodust: |
Re: Ikoli-Awolowo Relationship: Ijaw-Yoruba Political Relationship by CeterisXVII: 1:59pm On Jul 22, 2017 |
spanishkid:I just could not stop laughing when I read this! Oh my goodness, this is just too much! 1 Like 1 Share
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Re: Ikoli-Awolowo Relationship: Ijaw-Yoruba Political Relationship by MetaPhysical: 2:42pm On Jul 22, 2017 |
The defeat of Nnamdi Azikiwe-backed Akinsanya led to both men quitting the NYM Azikiwe was not a good politician. The affairs in Lagos has always been dramatized in political awareness and jostling. This dates back centuries, it continues to be the same scenario even today. In the period between 1930s and 60s there were new political awakenings, the dramatization of which involved a new class of educated locals. Amalgamation of Nigeria in 1906 and 1914 brought new dimension to the society of Lagos, particularly in late 1920s and early 30s. The educated class were fighting British biases and discrimination in wages and titles. A white clerical officer earned more than a black clerical officer with same academic qualification and tenure. To fight these imbalances the blacks formed into unions which then expanded to become political parties to represent their interests in the legislative councils and oppose white rule. Yorubas, Itsekiris, Ijaws, Binis, Igbos, Efiks, Anangs, Idomas, Nupes, Hausas, Kanuris, living in Lagos formed into different ethnic groups and were represented at the council by one or other party. Azikiwe was the representative of Igbo voice. This is how he got in politics. His interpretation of politics was to be on top, and if he could not he will attempt to ruin the cause as he seeks a departure. There is a part of this story you left out, which is, after that defeat of Akinsanya, his candidate, Zik took the outcome as his own personal defeat and henceforth regarded Ikoli and Awo as his enemy. This was the genesis of his struggle to ruin Awo politically. Uptil 1979 he had not given up on that struggle. Ikoli would have suffered the same fate if he had lived beyond 1960 and was a citizen under the Presidency of Azikiwe. 3 Likes 2 Shares |
Re: Ikoli-Awolowo Relationship: Ijaw-Yoruba Political Relationship by Nobody: 3:31pm On Jul 22, 2017 |
This philandering Python is up to something. A chameleon who nothing good can ever come out from. Yorubas as now praising him because the article is seemingly saying good of them. But when the die os cast, una eyes go clear. |
Re: Ikoli-Awolowo Relationship: Ijaw-Yoruba Political Relationship by Justiceleague1: 4:10pm On Jul 22, 2017 |
CeterisXVII: ogogoro. be careful o,gutter dey ur front |
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