neolboy:
ok

profmiganigal:

I don dey see this name flash many post....
Abeg no clash with me on this nairaland.....
More ur root or origin might save some hot words....

profmiganigal:
Victor Banjo was a Nigerian army officer who was alleged to
have been part of the soldiers who planned the first coup of
january 15th 1966. He was arrested and subsequently
detained in the far east - Ikot Epkene. He continually
insisted on his innocence (something the other coup
plotters never did) and wrote letters to the then Head of
State Ironsi demanding for his release. Victor Banjo was
arrested based on suspicion of his involvement in the
January 1966 coup.

Ojukwu released him from Prison and he joined the Biafran war campaign. When the Nigerian Army invaded Biafra on July 6, 1967 Ojukwu sent Banjo to invade Nigeria.

Then at Ore he plotted a coup against Ojukwu

Read his statement or letter to obasanjo

“Let them understand in the west that am not leading a Biafran army, but an army of liberation made not only of Biafrans but other ethnic groups. Make the Governor of the West and other Western leaders understand this. Urge them not to be taken in by any propaganda by the biafran government about a Biafran plan to subjugate the nation, especially the west."

This is treacherous.......

At a certain point during the war, Ojukwu felt at that time,
betrayed by Victor Banjo was fighting his own war NOT Biafra war.

For the second time Banjo was arrested tried for plotting a coup the second time, was charged with treason and executed...

It is worthy of note that Victor Banjo was not killed by Ojukwu but died of his own actions of plotting a coup against two government, that lead to his arrest, charged with treason and executed.

neolboy:

You dey fear niii

vicadex07:
flat headed cowards who depended on a gallant Yoruba soldier to lead their war for dem has started manufacturing lies again.

profmiganigal:


Check ur history b4 u complain......

Banjo lived a betrayal life.....which is very typical to some sect of people as par their way of life

profmiganigal:



Far from it.....

Ask about prof mcgonagall....

No fear......just let's be cordial let our part to cross......

vicadex07:


e no go better for that mouth wey u dey use yarn nonsense. Person risked his life for ur useless wrapper tying sissies dat u call biafran soldiers and u turn around to say he betrayed u without any concrete evidence.

May u be wrongly accused and jungle justice be metted out on you very soon. U no go prosper in life if Banjo was innocent. Say Amen if dem born u...

neolboy:



I wonder how you just sit and write waiting for our path to cross on nairaland without knowing exactly what this is all about. Anyways am a perfect gentleman

profmiganigal:


Empty threat.....

Ask awo why he drank rat poison.....

U might be worse to taking frog poison.......

Betrayal is a lifestyle to banjo and his allies as par coneheads

vicadex07:


I have not threatened u, I am merely prophesying into your future that if truly banjo wasn't a betrayer it shall not be well with u and jungle justice shall fall on u very soon.

profmiganigal:


U need to repent and shun evil before ur end like victor banjo........

Enshew evil and avert ur life been cut short......

vicadex07:


if banjo never betrayed the igbos, then all the 10 plagues the Egyptians in the Bible suffered shall be yours.

just say a simple Amen if u are certain of what u are saying...

profmiganigal:
Victor Banjo was a Nigerian army officer who was alleged to
have been part of the soldiers who planned the first coup of
january 15th 1966. He was arrested and subsequently
detained in the far east - Ikot Epkene. He continually
insisted on his innocence (something the other coup
plotters never did) and wrote letters to the then Head of
State Ironsi demanding for his release. Victor Banjo was
arrested based on suspicion of his involvement in the
January 1966 coup.

Ojukwu released him from Prison and he joined the Biafran war campaign. When the Nigerian Army invaded Biafra on July 6, 1967 Ojukwu sent Banjo to invade Nigeria.

Then at Ore he plotted a coup against Ojukwu

Read his statement or letter to obasanjo

“Let them understand in the west that am not leading a Biafran army, but an army of liberation made not only of Biafrans but other ethnic groups. Make the Governor of the West and other Western leaders understand this. Urge them not to be taken in by any propaganda by the biafran government about a Biafran plan to subjugate the nation, especially the west."

This is treacherous.......

At a certain point during the war, Ojukwu felt at that time,
betrayed by Victor Banjo was fighting his own war NOT Biafra war.

For the second time Banjo was arrested tried for plotting a coup the second time, was charged with treason and executed...

It is worthy of note that Victor Banjo was not killed by Ojukwu but died of his own actions of plotting a coup against two government, that lead to his arrest, charged with treason and executed.

Duru1:



How was it possible that Ojukwu kept releasing all the Yari.ba imprisoned in the defunct Eastern region of Nigeria but Awolowo? Most Nigerians are bunch of pretentious ninnies.

T9ksy:



Op, abeg, don't proceed on another round of foolishness you guys are well known for.

Victor Banjo, an unashamedly pro-Akintola was never involved in the january 1966 (ibo) coup and neither was he arrested for that unfounded and illogical allegation.

Duru1:


A soldier was an unashamedly pro-Akintola who was a politician yet you felt he could not be arrested for mere public disturbance. Any solder who gets involved with politics has to pay a price.