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Re: Ojukwu With His Children While On Exile In Ivory Coast 1971 (Throwback Photo) by tomdon(m): 12:18pm On Aug 05, 2017 |
wingman: I think this person has a point. Ojukwu was just the leader of the vision that the people themselves had. He consulted wide |
Re: Ojukwu With His Children While On Exile In Ivory Coast 1971 (Throwback Photo) by muffyt05: 12:36pm On Aug 05, 2017 |
[quote author=janykute post=59171560] Mister I don't know you neither do you know me.Why would I come to a faceless forum to confirm to you what jealousy and envy would never allow you to believe?[/quote Don't know you too but thinking everyone is jealous or envious is a very wrong thinking. Why on earth will I be jealous or envious of you,still can't get the reason why |
Re: Ojukwu With His Children While On Exile In Ivory Coast 1971 (Throwback Photo) by TRUTHTOPOWER: 1:19pm On Aug 05, 2017 |
potent5: I hate to reply your likes on issues that you are apparently ignorant of. But I will do this for the benefit of those who interested in the contents of trending topics. 1. You accused Yorubas of worshiping the north. 2. Your lot accuse Yorubas of not supporting secession 3. Your lot blame Nigeria for the war. On your first accusation. From 1950s to 1999. Igbos were the ones in government with the north playing second fiddle. First Republic Zik was a ceremonial president. Balewa was the PM with all the Executive Powers. In the second Republic again. Shagari was the Executive president. Ekweme the vice. In 1999 Yorubas rejected the PDP as a northern contraption the igbos abandoned Ojukwu and went with the North. so tell me who had been worshiping the north with votes? The first alliance between north and west was 2015. But you forget your history of political subservience to wine about Yorubas status in the present govt. We should have stayed with GEJ and be content with just 2 substantive ministers. Omobola Johnson and Adèsina. You accused Yorubas of not supporting secession. I will let your forefathers answer you from the grave In 1953 the NPC under the leadership of my good friend, the late Sardauna, threatened to secede from the federation unless their 6-point proposals were adhered to. I had to use personal diplomacy. We had been personal friends since 1940. So, I saw Sir Ahmadu Bello and prevailed upon him that the unity of this country was greater than himself and myself and the other people too helped so that the North shifted grounds and agreed and so the country was saved. That was in 1953. Again, however, when the 1954 constitution conference started, my good friend, Chief Obafemi Awolowo tabled a motion to the effect that in the new constitution, provision should be made that any state which feels like seceding should do so. I was opposed to it and said ‘no’ and said that once we have a federation, we are indivisible and perpetual. That was when we began to use that expression - ‘The Indivisibility and perpetuity of the federation’ - and that to secede would amount to treason. And so, a debate ensued. Zik and his Igbo travellers won and Nigeria became indissoluble till today! You blamed Nigeria for the civil war. As per legal principle of indissolubility established by Zik, Igbos gave Nigeria the legal armour to prevent secession at all cost. Igbos killed leaders of other regions and celebrated the killings in the streets of the North. Ironsi promulgated Decree No 34 of 1966 abolishing the autonomy the region's had been enjoying. There is something about laws of warfare, it is called casus belli. cause of war. Each party to a war has a reason for the war. you have yours the north have theirs. at the end Nigerian law prevailed against Ojukwu. So you have a choice before a war. plan to fight and when you are starved run away with millions of dead bodies in your wake. or avoid war through international arbitrament. see Cameroon Vs Nigeria. So as per our documented history of 60 years the east have been the ones worshiping the north. The West were in opposition to both the North and the East as per who caused the war. Ojukwu caused it. With his stubbornness. If he knew how to run. He should have done that earlier. If fought gallantly to the end he would join those who died for the cause they believed in. cowards! 4 Likes 2 Shares |
Re: Ojukwu With His Children While On Exile In Ivory Coast 1971 (Throwback Photo) by rlauncher(m): 2:47pm On Aug 05, 2017 |
wingman: Liar! Obasanjo helped him to escape. He was already surrounded by the federal troops. 1 Like |
Re: Ojukwu With His Children While On Exile In Ivory Coast 1971 (Throwback Photo) by bizzibodi(m): 8:37pm On Aug 05, 2017 |
attackgat:so he ran away b/c there is no biafra to die for,& left his fellow biafrans who look unto him as their leader & saviour.i think brave brig.effiong shld hav been d leader of biafra not coward ojukwu,y shld brave effiong left unsung? 2 Likes |
Re: Ojukwu With His Children While On Exile In Ivory Coast 1971 (Throwback Photo) by Nobody: 8:50pm On Aug 05, 2017 |
OrestesDante:WORD!!! |
Re: Ojukwu With His Children While On Exile In Ivory Coast 1971 (Throwback Photo) by davidif: 11:33pm On Aug 05, 2017 |
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Re: Ojukwu With His Children While On Exile In Ivory Coast 1971 (Throwback Photo) by Wiseandtrue(f): 12:00am On Aug 06, 2017 |
Gotze1:Moses was even more practical with the plagues and the death of the first borns |
Re: Ojukwu With His Children While On Exile In Ivory Coast 1971 (Throwback Photo) by Opakan2: 12:04am On Aug 06, 2017 |
Ojukwu the fool.. fled with his house leaving gullible nitwits to die by the guns Same way Nnamdi cownu has his wife and kids in the UK but presently toying with the lives of his people in Nigeria. I smh |
Re: Ojukwu With His Children While On Exile In Ivory Coast 1971 (Throwback Photo) by Araoyeolaoluwa: 7:20am On Aug 06, 2017 |
I'm tired of this people telling everyone who cares to listen how Nigeria government marginalized them. Were they not taught basic Nigeria history in sch? It was their son, Nnamdi Azikwe, who was the first Nigerian president who was, ironically, toppled by their other son, Aguiyi Ironsi, in the first Nigerian coup. In that coup a lot of prominent Yoruba and Hausa people were killed including S.L Akintola and Sadauna of Sokoto but Azikwe who was the president was spared. When they were paid back in their own coin they started crying foul. 5 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Ojukwu With His Children While On Exile In Ivory Coast 1971 (Throwback Photo) by scholes0(m): 11:06pm On Aug 06, 2017 |
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Re: Ojukwu With His Children While On Exile In Ivory Coast 1971 (Throwback Photo) by mmb(m): 11:39pm On Aug 06, 2017 |
Araoyeolaoluwa:you have a point 2 Likes |
Re: Ojukwu With His Children While On Exile In Ivory Coast 1971 (Throwback Photo) by CaptainGOOD: 6:01pm On Aug 07, 2017 |
toofit007: Nwanne i confirm go ihe ahu?. |
Re: Ojukwu With His Children While On Exile In Ivory Coast 1971 (Throwback Photo) by suremanpatriot: 10:34pm On Aug 10, 2017 |
Thegamingorca:my friend you must be a toddler,because am sure you haven't seen war to understand wht 2years of raging mortal combat feels like. Why not join the army and go test ur liver in sambisa forest for a week instead of running your fowl mouth abusing your elders. Is lik you reason with your anus. If Chief Ojukwu had given up himself to be ambushed lik the way they did to Gen.Ironsi,the so called biafra would be long silenced and crushed forever. You dare call Ojukwu a coward because you lack decorum to address a hero. 1 Like |
Re: Ojukwu With His Children While On Exile In Ivory Coast 1971 (Throwback Photo) by laudate: 12:07am On Aug 11, 2017 |
suremanpatriot:Ehn..... Ojukwu was a hero - a hero who fled from the battlefield leaving his people to die, and then left his second in command to face the music. Thank God for people like Phillip Effiong, who had the courage to take the right steps to end the war and face the opposition, even at great risk to their own lives. "I, Major-General Phillip Efiong, Officer Administering the Government of the Republic of Biafra, now wish to make the following declaration: That we affirm that we are loyal Nigerian citizens and accept the authority of the Federal Military Government of Nigeria. That we accept the existing administrative and political structure of the Federation of Nigeria. That any future constitutional arrangement will be worked out by representatives of the people of Nigeria. That the Republic of Biafra hereby ceases to exist." Effiong's action put an end to the turmoil, suffering and carnage. He saved many more lives from being destroyed. Obong Philip Effiong, Akangkang Ibiono Ibom may his tribe increase! And may the souls of the departed on both sides of the divide, continue to rest in peace. 3 Likes |
Re: Ojukwu With His Children While On Exile In Ivory Coast 1971 (Throwback Photo) by laribari(m): 9:27pm On Sep 15, 2017 |
fk001: You that was saying rubbish the other day about the great ojukwu who gave you reasons to even know that name biafra, so what will you say about kanu now? Terrible commander, coward and run away leader. Let him come out of hiding. Kanu has brainwashed all of you. |
Re: Ojukwu With His Children While On Exile In Ivory Coast 1971 (Throwback Photo) by fk001(m): 9:35pm On Sep 15, 2017 |
laribari: What are you saying |
Re: Ojukwu With His Children While On Exile In Ivory Coast 1971 (Throwback Photo) by laribari(m): 11:21pm On Sep 15, 2017 |
fk001: You insulted ojukwu the other day and called him a coward and a run away soldier. Kanu has done the same thing ooo. The kanu most of you call a brave man is on the run now. My grieve was that u called ojukwu names and a coward that he ran away but kanu has done same too. Eventually they will pick him. They have his parents so he will have to come out of hiding. |
Re: Ojukwu With His Children While On Exile In Ivory Coast 1971 (Throwback Photo) by fk001(m): 12:10am On Sep 16, 2017 |
laribari: So? They are both coward in my eyes, kanu is a terrorist he will soon be apprehended. |
Re: Ojukwu With His Children While On Exile In Ivory Coast 1971 (Throwback Photo) by Nobody: 10:45am On Jun 03, 2020 |
Sorry if it feels as if I am stalking u, I apologize Now u r making feel kinda sick as u ain't replying my mails.... Pls uhmmm |
Re: Ojukwu With His Children While On Exile In Ivory Coast 1971 (Throwback Photo) by Uchek(m): 6:39pm On Jul 17, 2021 |
You are ahistorical -giddily and drunkenly ahistorical! TRUTHTOPOWER: |
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