marsman:
The lie was truly busted. Hahahaha. I Can see family men running from Kaduna to Enugu with buckets of shame

Akanbiedu:
What Seun tried to do here is exactly what Awolowo did with the 20pounds policy. We all know how that panned out.

Now I see videos flying around abusing Seun and Yoruba people. I am guessing, some years from now Seun will be accused of causing ethnic fight between Yoruba and Igbo in Lagos.

adelee777:
Sir, no disrespect here. One of the best ways of wasting your time is to try and reason with Ibos.

JUSTICE4Nigeria:
propaganda at it best, igbo been business men have so much money in the bank before the war, after the war, whether u have equivalent or more than the aforementioned u will be given 20pounds just like given every igbo 20naira after all they have save in Nigeria bank, awolOwo took THE balance to buy shares in different company, due to they didn't laboured for it yorubas squandered the fund,

aribisala0:


My issue is of the millions of Eboes from that time till today

NO ONE has brought out a passbook of an uncle, father or grandfather
NOT EVEN ONE ? Haba!!

So did Nigeria pass a law or how exactly did it happen
Even today if government freezes account it must be by some law or court order.
Barclays was a British bank it could not have acted without a decree or government instruction
You are telling us this was not recorded in any newspaper

It is hard to accept that a story you have believed all your life is a lie but that is exactly what it is
So my mind is open to evidence. The reality is there is no evidence ANYWHERE that the Nigerian State seized the money of Eboes

So what happened to the money of Ibibios,Efik, Ikwerre, etc
The Eboe narrative of
They seized our money and gave us twenty pounds now look at us are we not great is just a psychological device to manage the trauma of the war and make you feel better about yourselves

toneroforever:
I mean no disrespect,but I doubt how many tribes that can rise from the ashes if they go through what the Igbos were subjected to during the civil war & still go through afterwards(covertly/overtly) .
My point is that the war was terrible & painful. Nobody should wish that on his enemy. Let's sincerely heal from those bitter memories and put them behind us.

Ikechuob:






Then explain to me why my family was affected with the 20 pounds saga then oh history distorter. I'll be waiting.

Considering Asaba was not among the Biafra and my family lived in Lagos prior to the Biafra war, none changed their money to Biafra pounds. Therefore, history rewriter, explain to me why my grandmother couldn't take it her husband's own money from the bank despite she had evidence it belongs to her husband, instead she received 20 pounds. I'll be waiting for that answer. Thank you.