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Re: Ojukwu With His Children While On Exile In Ivory Coast 1971 (Throwback Photo) by attackgat: 8:21pm On Aug 04, 2017 |
muffyt05: Ojukwu staying back to die would not have changed anything but give you Nigerians something to cheer about. Ojukwu was not abiut to cheer you people up. After the war, Ojukwu came back and accepted 'one Nigeria', and you are asking why he should not enjoy his rights as a Nigerian by contesting elections and collecting his pension? So when Ojukwu was fighting for Biafra, he was the enemy. When he accepted Nigeria, he is still the enemy? Hypocrisy |
Re: Ojukwu With His Children While On Exile In Ivory Coast 1971 (Throwback Photo) by AkupeMBANO(m): 8:21pm On Aug 04, 2017 |
fk001:your fada nyash nama |
Re: Ojukwu With His Children While On Exile In Ivory Coast 1971 (Throwback Photo) by attackgat: 8:22pm On Aug 04, 2017 |
RoyalUc: He was. |
Re: Ojukwu With His Children While On Exile In Ivory Coast 1971 (Throwback Photo) by attackgat: 8:24pm On Aug 04, 2017 |
goldedprince: Yoy dont have to be a member of IPOB to believe in Biafra |
Re: Ojukwu With His Children While On Exile In Ivory Coast 1971 (Throwback Photo) by saintandsinnerz: 8:24pm On Aug 04, 2017 |
IamLovely:Lol, how did your father, a Yoruba man fight for Biafra? Just because of likes you're claiming what your father cannot do and will never do? Ok continue 1 Like |
Re: Ojukwu With His Children While On Exile In Ivory Coast 1971 (Throwback Photo) by tsdarkside(m): 8:29pm On Aug 04, 2017 |
codemaniacs: i even think ojukwu didnt wanted only nigeria but the ol africa to start something new after colonization like hitler...the way he maneuvered his troops was very strange..ojukwu didnt think defensive,he started offensive and giving out all resource rights to strangers... very strange moves... he only became defensive when his troops were retreating to the east.. |
Re: Ojukwu With His Children While On Exile In Ivory Coast 1971 (Throwback Photo) by gbogeig: 8:30pm On Aug 04, 2017 |
Re: Ojukwu With His Children While On Exile In Ivory Coast 1971 (Throwback Photo) by goldedprince: 8:33pm On Aug 04, 2017 |
attackgat:well, he what is he doing to actualize biafra? |
Re: Ojukwu With His Children While On Exile In Ivory Coast 1971 (Throwback Photo) by potent5(m): 8:34pm On Aug 04, 2017 |
TRUTHTOPOWER:My friend, have you heard about the cliche: 'no dead heroes'? I bet you haven't. There is even a movie titled after this cliche. Only enlightened people know that a hero is better alive than dead. Ask Wole Soyinka, David Mark and Tinubu who ran away from Abacha into exile. They recognized the principle of self preservation. It still beats my imagination why someone who killed himself through the most ignominious way should be regarded highly. I believe it must be out of collective idiocy by people who believe their heroes should commit rat poison suicide without anyone taking up the gauntlet in their dead heroes' place. |
Re: Ojukwu With His Children While On Exile In Ivory Coast 1971 (Throwback Photo) by attackgat: 8:35pm On Aug 04, 2017 |
Sanchez01: You Nigerians have been brainwashed to believe that Ojukwu caused the death of 3 million people. The truth is that it was Nigeria that killed 3 million people. The only tning Ojukwu did was declare the independence of his people which is noble. You Nigerian were hell bent on looking for free oil money and came to fight for it. The war Nigeria fought was never about unity, it was all about subjugation. When you call someone a brother, you dont go and fight him just because he said he is moving out of your fathers compound. It is only someone looking to enslave another that will be fighting war to be united. Im proud of Ojukwu. He fought for our independence for 3 long years. I cannot begrudge him for leaving in the end when the center could no longer hold. The only people that would have benefitted from Ojukwu staying back to die were Nigerians and Ojukwu was wise enough not to give Nigeria that satisfaction. 1 Like |
Re: Ojukwu With His Children While On Exile In Ivory Coast 1971 (Throwback Photo) by attackgat: 8:41pm On Aug 04, 2017 |
enemyofprogress: He made millions if people to die? Was it not Nigeria that killed those millions? Is it a must that Nigeria must fight? If Nigeria cared about millions of lives, why not conduct a referendum? Nigeria is just the creation of the white man, why fight for that when you can put it to a vote? Nigeria killed millions for free oil money. In the end, that oil money never helped Nigeria |
Re: Ojukwu With His Children While On Exile In Ivory Coast 1971 (Throwback Photo) by adetayo234: 8:41pm On Aug 04, 2017 |
ngeneukwuewuGOAT: It only takes a bold man to die instead of running away. Hitler preferred to commit suicide instead of running away. Awolowo is a very strong man. And I respect him for it. But what has your own leader done, he left your father, mother and your entire generation to rot at the battle front and he ran away with his own children. If you are stupid enough to follow KANU to start a war, he will leave you to rot and die like a useless chiicken at the battle front and he will run away with his pretty wife and kids. 4 Likes |
Re: Ojukwu With His Children While On Exile In Ivory Coast 1971 (Throwback Photo) by enemyofprogress: 8:42pm On Aug 04, 2017 |
attackgat:who caused it?who started it? 1 Like |
Re: Ojukwu With His Children While On Exile In Ivory Coast 1971 (Throwback Photo) by adetayo234: 8:43pm On Aug 04, 2017 |
ngeneukwuewuGOAT: How many of your family members died in ojukwu's war? Innumerable, right? I guess that is why you are so pained. 2 Likes |
Re: Ojukwu With His Children While On Exile In Ivory Coast 1971 (Throwback Photo) by Bluffly: 8:45pm On Aug 04, 2017 |
ngeneukwuewuGOAT:What you do not know is that Yoruba's still see everyone as Nigerians than the Ibos and Hausa's. So if they did not revolt stupidly by using tribal means but rather revolted as Nigerians and requested him to be immortalised years after shows that we are more sensible. For your information we are more glad than any other tribe that Abacha died too meaning no poo was accepted by the Yorubas. All of you agitating for Biafra are rather walking with your heads hence can't think nor see. Rather that to start holding your LG chairmen and Governors and all elected accountable, you all are playing to the gallery just like in the days of Ojukwu which made many gullible ones who couldn't differentiate between bravery and stupidity died. There is still time to start walking with your legs and thinking with your head 4 Likes |
Re: Ojukwu With His Children While On Exile In Ivory Coast 1971 (Throwback Photo) by Nobody: 8:52pm On Aug 04, 2017 |
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Re: Ojukwu With His Children While On Exile In Ivory Coast 1971 (Throwback Photo) by attackgat: 8:52pm On Aug 04, 2017 |
enemyofprogress: Who caused it? Nigeria caused it by not keeping to the Aburi agreement. Who started it? Nigeria started it when they fired on the Biafran border town of gakem in Ogoja on the 6th of July 1967 |
Re: Ojukwu With His Children While On Exile In Ivory Coast 1971 (Throwback Photo) by charlesucheh(m): 8:57pm On Aug 04, 2017 |
If A whole Ojukwu can run! Who is Nnamdi Kanu? Democracy is really giving some touts the guts to shout "I know my right" abi!!!!!!! |
Re: Ojukwu With His Children While On Exile In Ivory Coast 1971 (Throwback Photo) by burkingx(f): 8:58pm On Aug 04, 2017 |
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Re: Ojukwu With His Children While On Exile In Ivory Coast 1971 (Throwback Photo) by Bluffly: 8:59pm On Aug 04, 2017 |
attackgat:Obviously you know nothing about the war. Oil was never part of the war. For your information, States that have oil are not even igbo, nor Ibo Delta, Rivers and Bayelsa. Igbo lands in them was declared by Obasanjo in year 2000. If you don't know, go and ask Ojukwu and you will see that he will own up that he stupidly led his people to war to satisfy his ego 2 Likes |
Re: Ojukwu With His Children While On Exile In Ivory Coast 1971 (Throwback Photo) by enemyofprogress: 8:59pm On Aug 04, 2017 |
attackgat:blame your brother for the death of your people 1 Like |
Re: Ojukwu With His Children While On Exile In Ivory Coast 1971 (Throwback Photo) by bizzibodi(m): 9:01pm On Aug 04, 2017 |
wingman:are u saying all d starving woman & children of biafra urge him to escape,flee with his children like a coward?mbanu! 3 Likes |
Re: Ojukwu With His Children While On Exile In Ivory Coast 1971 (Throwback Photo) by charlesucheh(m): 9:01pm On Aug 04, 2017 |
I see Nnamdi Kanu as a Chinese version of Ojukwu! You see all those his "GRA GRA"? Dnt worry the cat will soon run! 1 Like |
Re: Ojukwu With His Children While On Exile In Ivory Coast 1971 (Throwback Photo) by Abagworo(m): 9:02pm On Aug 04, 2017 |
That's why we need to stop Nnamdi Kanu now so that in 50 years time our own grandchildren will not be viewing photos of Nnamdi Kanu and his kids in exile at England after 5 to 10 million must have died from an avoidable war of secession. 3 Likes |
Re: Ojukwu With His Children While On Exile In Ivory Coast 1971 (Throwback Photo) by bizzibodi(m): 9:06pm On Aug 04, 2017 |
MrOdyssey:his inaction wuld hav save millions of lives,he started what he cnt finish,he abandone his pple when dey need him most 2 live a coward life of luxury & sex in ivory coast. 2 Likes |
Re: Ojukwu With His Children While On Exile In Ivory Coast 1971 (Throwback Photo) by bizzibodi(m): 9:14pm On Aug 04, 2017 |
attackgat:what do u mean virtually ended?shld a soldier b afraid to die for his country?was his brave deputy brig. philip effiong slaughtered?wher others biafran soldiers kill after d war ended? 2 Likes |
Re: Ojukwu With His Children While On Exile In Ivory Coast 1971 (Throwback Photo) by muffyt05: 9:18pm On Aug 04, 2017 |
janykute: And people like you will abuse Lai Mohammed at every chance you get 1 Like |
Re: Ojukwu With His Children While On Exile In Ivory Coast 1971 (Throwback Photo) by muffyt05: 9:24pm On Aug 04, 2017 |
attackgat: Really do not know what to say to ur post above,its way below what I can comprehend. Anyway, good luck to your quest 2 Likes |
Re: Ojukwu With His Children While On Exile In Ivory Coast 1971 (Throwback Photo) by attackgat: 9:24pm On Aug 04, 2017 |
Bluffly: Lets not forget that back when the civil war started there were no states, only Regions and provinces. Lets not also forget that Ojukwu declared Biafra because Gowon broke the terms of the Aburi agreement by unilaterally dissolving the Regions and creating states. Lets not forget that even after Ojukwu declared Biafra, Nigeria could have still gone down the road of referendum rather than war which Ojukwu was open to. But Nigeria chose the path of war, killed millions for economic and political benefits. 50 years on, Nigeria is more divided than ever and has regressed much more. If Nigeria had worked as a nation after the civil war like America worked after its own civil war then maybe one would have something against Ojukwu. Nigeria did not work which means that both Ojukwu and Kanu were right to try to get their people out of an unworkable union. |
Re: Ojukwu With His Children While On Exile In Ivory Coast 1971 (Throwback Photo) by Thegamingorca(m): 9:26pm On Aug 04, 2017 |
potent5: Your definition of a great man is skewed and partial... Ojukwu d bull swore to go to war with biafrans and die by their side. Only for him to lead his blind entourage to the slaughter house and hand to his enemies, his father's machete... Left to me you are all d same...you won't hesitate to abandon ur fellow kinsmen when the pan garners more heat. To think u can call such a coward ur hero is the height of ur shameless stupendity. Biafrans are not one...clearly proven by Ojukwu himself... Even if u do secede, you lot will end up killing each other like the animals u really are. 1 Like |
Re: Ojukwu With His Children While On Exile In Ivory Coast 1971 (Throwback Photo) by attackgat: 9:27pm On Aug 04, 2017 |
muffyt05: Of course you dont have what to say, superior argument seldom has an answer |
Re: Ojukwu With His Children While On Exile In Ivory Coast 1971 (Throwback Photo) by attackgat: 9:29pm On Aug 04, 2017 |
bizzibodi: A soldier should not be afraid to die for his country........... as long as there is still a country to die for. 1 Like |
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