Omoluabi16:
*drags Ada back* before you go..tell me.Are you pro-biafra, pro-nigeria..or neutral?

A Nigeria where fairness and justice reigns.

Zoharariel:


Shut the fvck up! The is the price you pay for your avarice, over-ambition & greedy lust for power.

In the early hours of January 15th, Kaduna Nzeogwu disgruntled over a list of items with the ruling political class and with disdain for certain regionalists, led an army of fellow Igbo Majors and a Yoruba, Ademoyega Adewale, in a military coup against the political leadership of Nigeria.

Kaduna Nzeogwu’s Igbo squad killed the premier of the Northern and Western regions but of course left the Igbo Eastern premiere alive.

He killed the Finance minister (Chief Festus Okotie-Eboh), who was Nigeria’s #3 man, but left the number #2 man. Azikiwe was left alive.

As if that wasn't enough, an Igbo bakery made a loaf of bread, depicting Nzeogwu as the Saint in the ‘Saint George and the Dragon’ medieval crusader story, from the 7-11th century.

The loaf of bread had Nzeogwu as Saint George, standing over and  killing Sardauna, who was depicted as the bleeding dragon.

This depiction was highly provocative to a welcoming Hausa-Fulani, still licking their wounds and being hospitable, after an unprovoked Igbo led military coup and assassination of their finest.

This triggered the first inter-ethnic crises in the North. Igbos fled to the East, and returned only later under guarantee of their safety by president Ironsi.

Later that year, in July, General Murtala Muhammed, taking advantage of the precedent, led a very bloody, 4-day coup and overthrew the Ironsi Government.

At this stage, Igbos in the north were highly targeted in outbreaks of ethnic violence. Thousands were reportedly killed, though the numbers can not be verified. And this was the episode of the Igbo exodus to the South.

Deal with it! The Igbos were certainly the cause of their predicaments and we will keep reminding you each time you choose to blame everyone & everything else for your woes.

Seun will ban ppl for promoting Biafra but will not ban those who cause others to promote themselves.
The man above me is certainly a bigot. Arguing with his view of those history of unfortunate days will not be interesting. Let him read books from the 2 sides as well as those by outsiders such as De Jorres, Forseith and others. The essence of history is futuristic.


Thank u so much.

dainformant:
mr man, try to broaden ur knowledge by doing research.... one can be armed with a flag or even paper sef....try to google it ...hope ur phone acesses the internet not only Nairaland

I don't mean to insult you but are you well at all? the guy you quoted asked why use the word "armed" knowing that some people might misunderstand/misinterpret the whole thing because of that. to avoid confusion there are so many words that could be used instead.

Zoharariel:


Shut the fvck up! The is the price you pay for your avarice, over-ambition & greedy lust for power.

In the early hours of January 15th, Kaduna Nzeogwu disgruntled over a list of items with the ruling political class and with disdain for certain regionalists, led an army of fellow Igbo Majors and a Yoruba, Ademoyega Adewale, in a military coup against the political leadership of Nigeria.

Kaduna Nzeogwu’s Igbo squad killed the premier of the Northern and Western regions but of course left the Igbo Eastern premiere alive.

He killed the Finance minister (Chief Festus Okotie-Eboh), who was Nigeria’s #3 man, but left the number #2 man. Azikiwe was left alive.

As if that wasn't enough, an Igbo bakery made a loaf of bread, depicting Nzeogwu as the Saint in the ‘Saint George and the Dragon’ medieval crusader story, from the 7-11th century.

The loaf of bread had Nzeogwu as Saint George, standing over and  killing Sardauna, who was depicted as the bleeding dragon.

This depiction was highly provocative to a welcoming Hausa-Fulani, still licking their wounds and being hospitable, after an unprovoked Igbo led military coup and assassination of their finest.

This triggered the first inter-ethnic crises in the North. Igbos fled to the East, and returned only later under guarantee of their safety by president Ironsi.

Later that year, in July, General Murtala Muhammed, taking advantage of the precedent, led a very bloody, 4-day coup and overthrew the Ironsi Government.

At this stage, Igbos in the north were highly targeted in outbreaks of ethnic violence. Thousands were reportedly killed, though the numbers can not be verified. And this was the episode of the Igbo exodus to the South.

Deal with it! The Igbos were certainly the cause of their predicaments and we will keep reminding you each time you choose to blame everyone & everything else for your woes.

Seun will ban ppl for promoting Biafra but will not ban those who cause others to promote themselves.
The man above me is certainly a bigot. Arguing with his view of those history of unfortunate days will not be interesting. Let him read books from the 2 sides as well as those by outsiders such as De Jorres, Forseith and others. The essence of history is futuristic - avoidance of repeat mistakes. Hope am clear.
Thank u so much.

WisdomCanada:
I love this, who else loves this?

Me, me, me....
I just wish He gave Rochas a swollen nose...

If only Igbos could stand firm and break this goddam chackles holding us down.....To hell with the Niger Area.


May Lugard's Soul forever roam in Anguish..erging us with peoples we dont wish for.

The dude should have been allowed to land some blows on Okoroawusa even if they were fake blows.

okohemmanuel2:
is dat de way to gain an independent?

Pls go and learn written english well.

Soso990240:
Ignorance no go kill u. Dats my prayer for u. Itsekiris ar the south-easthern part of yoruba land, and some parts of south-south,includind delta state. Abeg,any Yoruba man de answer Okotie-eboh for ur side. Okotie-eboh is from Delta state. Wait, do u knw dat Nzeogwu was buried in Kaduna wit full millitary honours? yes,Gowon did dat,even while the civil war was still on.Gowon knew wot Nzeogwu stood for. Nzeogwu had issue wit Ojukwu, why? Nzeogwu believed in one Nigeria,because of d promise he made to Obasanjo to bring Biafra back to Nigeria. Young man,go and read,and stop deceiving people wit hear-say. if u want, i cant school u more wit Nigeria history.

You are obviously not getting the point here. The leaders killed during the first republic coup comprised of mainly the northern and western region. Go and read your history book. Yorubas were not the only tribe in the western region.
It comprises of the ijaws edoids itsekiris and the likes

Carefully look at the picture you posted above; do you honestly believe that the bread and picture was really taken in the sixties? Brother you guys should repent from evil as there is no gain in doing evil.

Zoharariel:


Shut the fvck up! The is the price you pay for your avarice, over-ambition & greedy lust for power.

In the early hours of January 15th, Kaduna Nzeogwu disgruntled over a list of items with the ruling political class and with disdain for certain regionalists, led an army of fellow Igbo Majors and a Yoruba, Ademoyega Adewale, in a military coup against the political leadership of Nigeria.

Kaduna Nzeogwu’s Igbo squad killed the premier of the Northern and Western regions but of course left the Igbo Eastern premiere alive.

He killed the Finance minister (Chief Festus Okotie-Eboh), who was Nigeria’s #3 man, but left the number #2 man. Azikiwe was left alive.

As if that wasn't enough, an Igbo bakery made a loaf of bread, depicting Nzeogwu as the Saint in the ‘Saint George and the Dragon’ medieval crusader story, from the 7-11th century.

The loaf of bread had Nzeogwu as Saint George, standing over and  killing Sardauna, who was depicted as the bleeding dragon.

This depiction was highly provocative to a welcoming Hausa-Fulani, still licking their wounds and being hospitable, after an unprovoked Igbo led military coup and assassination of their finest.

This triggered the first inter-ethnic crises in the North. Igbos fled to the East, and returned only later under guarantee of their safety by president Ironsi.

Later that year, in July, General Murtala Muhammed, taking advantage of the precedent, led a very bloody, 4-day coup and overthrew the Ironsi Government.

At this stage, Igbos in the north were highly targeted in outbreaks of ethnic violence. Thousands were reportedly killed, though the numbers can not be verified. And this was the episode of the Igbo exodus to the South.

Deal with it! The Igbos were certainly the cause of their predicaments and we will keep reminding you each time you choose to blame everyone & everything else for your woes.

Best comment for the month


Hard truth IPODs can neva accept. They are too proud, the Hausa's Humbled them as retaliation and they started wanting out. who started tribalistic targeting? It was after all a coup in a military regime

Zoharariel:


Shut the fvck up! The is the price you pay for your avarice, over-ambition & greedy lust for power.

In the early hours of January 15th, Kaduna Nzeogwu disgruntled over a list of items with the ruling political class and with disdain for certain regionalists, led an army of fellow Igbo Majors and a Yoruba, Ademoyega Adewale, in a military coup against the political leadership of Nigeria.

Kaduna Nzeogwu’s Igbo squad killed the premier of the Northern and Western regions but of course left the Igbo Eastern premiere alive.

He killed the Finance minister (Chief Festus Okotie-Eboh), who was Nigeria’s #3 man, but left the number #2 man. Azikiwe was left alive.

As if that wasn't enough, an Igbo bakery made a loaf of bread, depicting Nzeogwu as the Saint in the ‘Saint George and the Dragon’ medieval crusader story, from the 7-11th century.

The loaf of bread had Nzeogwu as Saint George, standing over and  killing Sardauna, who was depicted as the bleeding dragon.

This depiction was highly provocative to a welcoming Hausa-Fulani, still licking their wounds and being hospitable, after an unprovoked Igbo led military coup and assassination of their finest.

This triggered the first inter-ethnic crises in the North. Igbos fled to the East, and returned only later under guarantee of their safety by president Ironsi.

Later that year, in July, General Murtala Muhammed, taking advantage of the precedent, led a very bloody, 4-day coup and overthrew the Ironsi Government.

At this stage, Igbos in the north were highly targeted in outbreaks of ethnic violence. Thousands were reportedly killed, though the numbers can not be verified. And this was the episode of the Igbo exodus to the South.

Deal with it! The Igbos were certainly the cause of their predicaments and we will keep reminding you each time you choose to blame everyone & everything else for your woes.

ShegeYorubawa:


Unfortunately for you even buhari knows that the SE and SS are inseperable. He know that there are Igbos in the SS. Even here in yorubaland, you all look the same to us and are all omo Ibos. So you may be a muslim from auchi whom are not even considered SS. So go siddon.

The bases for ur drive are selfish and sentimental and they therefore hold no ground!

B69U:


peaceful protest not your northern and south west cannibalistic tendency.

Dont make me post pictures of Yoruba and Hausa lagos murders this week. Or all the murders commited by the cannibals up north.

Dumb idiot....so anyone who critices IPOB is hausa or yoruba? Dummy

Is what he said a lie? It still boils down to the hard truth that no ibo person can accept. You are responsible for ur woes, you guys feel yu are too good to belong, now u are treated like craap and yu are seeking relevance.


Oga park well, not like Nigeria needs u guys, but then, our map is too perfect to be distorted, so we will manage yu guys with all ur evil intentions towards my beloved Nigeria.

Long Live the Federal Republic of Nigeria

designexploit:


Close your mouth, if you have chosen to be poor forever then don't drag ambitious people like us to dine with you. All this thing wey you dey talk, where were you when they happened. lolz Nigerian historian.

Honza27:
Why cant people(Hausa & Yoruba) see that there is nothing they can do to stop us from getting our message across the world, there will be more & more and then our so called leaders will be forced to do something about our marriage with Hausa and Yoruba people..

we have never be one in this country and will never be. ''WE DON'T WANT HAUSA & YORUBA PEOPLE'' The message is very Simple for all to understand,

No be by force to be one Nigeria 'period'

Good one bro , i think you people are not serious about leaving Nigeria . You want to leave nigeria yet you are typing from the comfort zone of your house in Lagos , yet you want biafra . If you so desires biafra then your leaders in nigeria should first leave Nigeria alone . All ibos holding specific and other important post in nigeria should resign 6irst . All federal legislators should withdraw frm abuja , all igbos in federal parastatals should resign too . Igbos in immgration , custom , police military , navy ,Air force etc should go back to there state . The list is endless. , if truely u want ano independent state of biafra then do half of the aforemention things then i will know u are serious about it .

Embarrass and disgrace them anywhere they go until they come to their senses.
Bravo to that brave Biafran.

Soso990240:
just knw dat u are a big fat liar. Dont just lie becaus u wan to favour ur opinion,it doesnt make u a sensible being. Most of wat u wrote ar fabricated just to suit ur point. Eg, u said Nzeogwu carried out a coup wit Igbo Generals,big fat lie. First,most of the soldiers involved in the coup are Junior Army officers.secondly,most of them were Northeners(Hausa) soldiers. Stop deceiving people. Okotie-Eboh is from wia? Rub.bish.

You even have time for him, best to let him live in his house of lies, it doesn't matter what lies he spurns, the central message that Ndiigbo want no part with him and his brothers, had been delivered.

ShegeYorubawa:


close your smelly mouth oga since you believe the hausa/fulani are the best rulers and should rule biniland forever, how is that the problem of easterners or anyone else. Why don't you pack your family and underaged duaghters to the emir palace in the spirit of one nigeria. If you've condemned your self to fulani rule for the next 500 years in biniland, why should the East join you in your folly? All these Edo muslims from auchi sef.

Best reply.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iXCZfa15T4g&feature=youtu.be

Zoharariel:


Shut the fvck up! The is the price you pay for your avarice, over-ambition & greedy lust for power.

In the early hours of January 15th, Kaduna Nzeogwu disgruntled over a list of items with the ruling political class and with disdain for certain regionalists, led an army of fellow Igbo Majors and a Yoruba, Ademoyega Adewale, in a military coup against the political leadership of Nigeria.

Kaduna Nzeogwu’s Igbo squad killed the premier of the Northern and Western regions but of course left the Igbo Eastern premiere alive.

He killed the Finance minister (Chief Festus Okotie-Eboh), who was Nigeria’s #3 man, but left the number #2 man. Azikiwe was left alive.

As if that wasn't enough, an Igbo bakery made a loaf of bread, depicting Nzeogwu as the Saint in the ‘Saint George and the Dragon’ medieval crusader story, from the 7-11th century.

The loaf of bread had Nzeogwu as Saint George, standing over and  killing Sardauna, who was depicted as the bleeding dragon.

This depiction was highly provocative to a welcoming Hausa-Fulani, still licking their wounds and being hospitable, after an unprovoked Igbo led military coup and assassination of their finest.

This triggered the first inter-ethnic crises in the North. Igbos fled to the East, and returned only later under guarantee of their safety by president Ironsi.

Later that year, in July, General Murtala Muhammed, taking advantage of the precedent, led a very bloody, 4-day coup and overthrew the Ironsi Government.

At this stage, Igbos in the north were highly targeted in outbreaks of ethnic violence. Thousands were reportedly killed, though the numbers can not be verified. And this was the episode of the Igbo exodus to the South.

Deal with it! The Igbos were certainly the cause of their predicaments and we will keep reminding you each time you choose to blame everyone & everything else for your woes.

Mr statistics. ...where you there??

Abiriba1stson:
Carefully look at the picture you posted above; do you honestly believe that the bread and picture was really taken in the sixties? Brother you guys should repent from evil as there is no gain in doing evil.

picture shows clearly that he bought a loaf of bread and put a photo copy picture inside the poor loaf of bread just to lie on Nairaland.May amadioha knock him into pieces for broadcasting false information

boldaslion:

It's unfortunate that history is turned upside down and people like you are easily deceived. The coup was simply termed an Igbo coup just to justify the planned subsequent killing of the Igbos. A simple google search will help you. Just google 'list of Nzeogwu coup plotters'. Apart from Nzeogwu and one other person from midwestern Nigeria that happen to be Delta Igbos there is no core Igbo man in that coup. It was indeed dominated by the yoruba, middle belt and hausa. Check out the names of the 14 of them that carried out the coup.

Which one come be "Core Igbo man" again? Nnaa biko were Ya nwanyo.

Igbo bu ofu, nothing like core or periphery.

But I get your point, the Nzeogwu coup was for all sense and purposes anti Igbo, little wonder it was hatched by a one Nigeria believing Igbo who grew in the North.

The greatest problem to Ndiigbo has always been one Nigeria preaching Igbos, until we find a way of stopping them from piloting our political affairs, we will always be in trouble, because when they fall out with their Igbo hating fellow Nigerians, the rest of us gets to face the music with them.

[quote author=Zoharariel post=43624522]

Shut the fvck up! The is the price you pay for your avarice, over-ambition & greedy lust for power.

In the early hours of January 15th, Kaduna Nzeogwu disgruntled over a list of items with the ruling political class and with disdain for certain regionalists, led an army of fellow Igbo Majors and a Yoruba, Ademoyega Adewale, in a military coup against the political leadership of Nigeria.

Kaduna Nzeogwu’s Igbo squad killed the premier of the Northern and Western regions but of course left the Igbo Eastern premiere alive.

He killed the Finance minister (Chief Festus Okotie-Eboh), who was Nigeria’s #3 man, but left the number #2 man. Azikiwe was left alive.

As if that wasn't enough, an Igbo bakery made a loaf of bread, depicting Nzeogwu as the Saint in the ‘Saint George and the Dragon’ medieval crusader story, from the 7-11th century.

The loaf of bread had Nzeogwu as Saint George, standing over and  killing Sardauna, who was depicted as the bleeding dragon.

This depiction was highly provocative to a welcoming Hausa-Fulani, still licking their wounds and being hospitable, after an unprovoked Igbo led military coup and assassination of their finest.

This triggered the first inter-ethnic crises in the North. Igbos fled to the East, and returned only later under guarantee of their safety by president Ironsi.

Later that year, in July, General Murtala Muhammed, taking advantage of the precedent, led a very bloody, 4-day coup and overthrew the Ironsi Government.

At this stage, Igbos in the north were highly targeted in outbreaks of ethnic violence. Thousands were reportedly killed, though the numbers can not be verified. And this was the episode of the Igbo exodus to the South.

Deal with it! The Igbos were certainly the cause of their predicaments and we will keep reminding you each time you choose to blame everyone & everything else for your woes.[@zohahariel,enjoy ur British compensation for being a worthy slave while it last]

cremedelacreme:
Hope he tore Rochas clothes?

funny u

ak47mann:
picture shows clearly that he bought a loaf of bread and put a photo copy picture inside the poor loaf of bread just to lie on Nairaland.May amadioha knock him into pieces for broadcasting false information

Isn't it funny the extent people will lie, just to share a geographical space/ entity, with the same people they have nothing but hatred for?

Doesn't this defy logic?

Zoharariel:


Shut the fvck up! The is the price you pay for your avarice, over-ambition & greedy lust for power.

In the early hours of January 15th, Kaduna Nzeogwu disgruntled over a list of items with the ruling political class and with disdain for certain regionalists, led an army of fellow Igbo Majors and a Yoruba, Ademoyega Adewale, in a military coup against the political leadership of Nigeria.

Kaduna Nzeogwu’s Igbo squad killed the premier of the Northern and Western regions but of course left the Igbo Eastern premiere alive.

He killed the Finance minister (Chief Festus Okotie-Eboh), who was Nigeria’s #3 man, but left the number #2 man. Azikiwe was left alive.

As if that wasn't enough, an Igbo bakery made a loaf of bread, depicting Nzeogwu as the Saint in the ‘Saint George and the Dragon’ medieval crusader story, from the 7-11th century.

The loaf of bread had Nzeogwu as Saint George, standing over and  killing Sardauna, who was depicted as the bleeding dragon.

This depiction was highly provocative to a welcoming Hausa-Fulani, still licking their wounds and being hospitable, after an unprovoked Igbo led military coup and assassination of their finest.

This triggered the first inter-ethnic crises in the North. Igbos fled to the East, and returned only later under guarantee of their safety by president Ironsi.

Later that year, in July, General Murtala Muhammed, taking advantage of the precedent, led a very bloody, 4-day coup and overthrew the Ironsi Government.

At this stage, Igbos in the north were highly targeted in outbreaks of ethnic violence. Thousands were reportedly killed, though the numbers can not be verified. And this was the episode of the Igbo exodus to the South.

Deal with it! The Igbos were certainly the cause of their predicaments and we will keep reminding you each time you choose to blame everyone & everything else for your woes.

...... Na so dem tell you .

More pictures....

kai.....y i no see this thread early, see my cousin ozb hope say 'em no break him head

Ever since the creation of Nigeria, i admire only three men.
First Kaduna chukwuma Nzeogwu for being a man and silencing the only efficient son of othman whom if left unchecked would have singlehandedly islamized Nigeria.Believe the north can never have his type again.
Secondly i admire the ikemba 1 of igboland both living and dead for giving us an identity if u know what i mean but if u dont know.Biafr u can help me complete it.
And last but not least my beloved col joe achuzie for proving to murtala that bullies suffer abaganas.

nijabazaar:

Me, me, me....
I just wish He gave Rochas a swollen nose...

If only Igbos could stand firm and break this goddam chackles holding us down.....To hell with the Niger Area.


May Lugard's Soul forever roam in Anguish..erging us with peoples we dont wish for.

...why not move to your brother in Gabon?...nonsense!

jbinmyownworld:
Igbo people are too sturborn they always show their mentality where ever they are... Dollards

....... Nkit racha kwa gi anya . Otule

Zoharariel:


Shut the fvck up! The is the price you pay for your avarice, over-ambition & greedy lust for power.

In the early hours of January 15th, Kaduna Nzeogwu disgruntled over a list of items with the ruling political class and with disdain for certain regionalists, led an army of fellow Igbo Majors and a Yoruba, Ademoyega Adewale, in a military coup against the political leadership of Nigeria.

Kaduna Nzeogwu’s Igbo squad killed the premier of the Northern and Western regions but of course left the Igbo Eastern premiere alive.

He killed the Finance minister (Chief Festus Okotie-Eboh), who was Nigeria’s #3 man, but left the number #2 man. Azikiwe was left alive.

As if that wasn't enough, an Igbo bakery made a loaf of bread, depicting Nzeogwu as the Saint in the ‘Saint George and the Dragon’ medieval crusader story, from the 7-11th century.

The loaf of bread had Nzeogwu as Saint George, standing over and  killing Sardauna, who was depicted as the bleeding dragon.

This depiction was highly provocative to a welcoming Hausa-Fulani, still licking their wounds and being hospitable, after an unprovoked Igbo led military coup and assassination of their finest.

This triggered the first inter-ethnic crises in the North. Igbos fled to the East, and returned only later under guarantee of their safety by president Ironsi.

Later that year, in July, General Murtala Muhammed, taking advantage of the precedent, led a very bloody, 4-day coup and overthrew the Ironsi Government.

At this stage, Igbos in the north were highly targeted in outbreaks of ethnic violence. Thousands were reportedly killed, though the numbers can not be verified. And this was the episode of the Igbo exodus to the South.

Deal with it! The Igbos were certainly the cause of their predicaments and we will keep reminding you each time you choose to blame everyone & everything else for your woes.

Some fools who doesn't know when computer was invented and when one was first used in Nigeria are just clicking "like" for you and you are their laughing your freaking axs off at their stupidity²....

Waiting you people no go form to drive home your baseless hate for Igbos..

KUNTINU! !!!