princechurchill:
The man who ridiculed the administration of Gowon with a piece of paper and held Nigeria to ransom over 2 years,all he was agitating for was true federalism and proper restructuring long live Eze gburugburu 1(general of all generals)

sarrki:


I didn't want to talk

Bit let me be factual with you

What was the benefit of that war ?

Just to prove point to Gowon

Over 3million lives perished on that useless war

That's why we won't allow such rubbish again

princechurchill:

Without the war people like u will be slaves to the north
He made them to understand none is born to rule
He fought for the interest of his people in government
He fought for true federalism

sarrki:


I rather be

Than be to a dropout mazi

MosD:
Truth be told, that war was not necessary. I still maintain somebody dragged a whole ethnic group into a war that claimed millions of his own people's life because of personal grudges, yet, he didn't wait to die with the war as a true hero

sarrki:


I didn't want to talk

Bit let me be factual with you

What was the benefit of that war ?

Just to prove point to Gowon

Over 3million lives perished on that useless war

That's why we won't allow such rubbish again

sarrki:


I rather be

Than be to a dropout mazi

Amarabae:
Ojukwu our hero and champion.
You were our Moses,
Our Joshua will take us to the promised land

imhotep:
****************Herdsmen Deserve More From Government************************

The minister of Agriculture and rural development, Audu Ogbeh said this in Abuja on Monday during a meeting on the crisis between herdsmen and farmers.

He said "Over the years, we have not done much to look seriously into the issue of livestock development in the country.

"I am sad to tell you that in the last 50 years until recently, we may have done enough for the rice farmer, the cassava farmer, the maize farmer, the cocoa farmer, but we have not done much for herdsman and that inability and omission on our part is resulting in the crises we are witnessing today.

"In Europe, every cow that is farmed gets a subsidy of 6 Euros per day, we have done next to nothing for the cattle rearers and as a result, their operations have become threats to other farmers."

Ogbeh disclosed that the government is planning a programme called "cattle colonies" as part of efforts to end the crisis.

"At least, five thousand hectres of land would be made available, adequate water, adequate pasture would be made available.

"We also want to stop cattle rearers from roaming about. The cattle will be provided with water and adequate security by the Agro Rangers," the minister added.

On his part, the minister of Interior Abdulrahman Dambazau while speaking during the opening ceremony, said government would not tolerate insecurity in any part of the country.

While noting that it was the function of the government to protect the citizens, he said "the current trend of situation is very bad for the North and Nigeria in general."

He added that the situation will result to food insecurity in the country if not quickly dealt with.

https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/herdsmen-deserve-more-from-government-fg.html

sarrki:


I didn't want to talk

Bit let me be factual with you

What was the benefit of that war ?

Just to prove point to Gowon

Over 3million lives perished on that useless war

That's why we won't allow such rubbish again

verydark:


goverment [/color]didnt did much[color=#990000] because their was no problem about herdsmen.

zendy:


People were fighting for their freedom and independence and you are asking the benefit of that?


If you cannot fight for your freedom and independence, it means you are worthless.

BabaOwen:

MosD:
Truth be told, that war was not necessary. I still maintain somebody dragged a whole ethnic group into a war that claimed millions of his own people's life because of personal grudges, yet, he didn't wait to die with the war as a true hero

And so the answer came from the same man who determined the start of the war. When the kitchen got too hot to bear, he simply left!

zendy:


You have to learn to look at the two side of the story instead of the one side the Lagos/Ibadan expressway media likes to dish out.

You said the war was not necessary? So why did Nigeria declare war and come to the East to fight? Why did Nigeria led by Gowon not keep the Aburi agreement signed in Ghana to prevent war? Why did Nigeria not agree to the UN monitored referendum proposed by Ojukwu?

The truth is that Nigeria caused the civil war, but people who dont know Nigerian history think it was caused by Ojukwu. Ojukwu did over and above what he should have done to prevent war. But the one thing Ojukwu was not prepared to do was to submit his people to Hausa/Fulani slavery so as to avoid war and thats why he declared the independence of his people as Biafra.



Ojukwu was a great man who led his people in a war of independence to free them from the colonial shackel of Hausa-Fulani dominated Nigeria. Thats why Ojukwus people love him in death. We may have lost millions of souls in the fight but there is nothing more noble in this life than for one to fight for freedom, no matter what. Ojukwu may not have suceeded but the fact that he rose up and fought back when all others were lining up to lick 'Northern a$$' to avoid war , is commendable. He fought, he lost, but no shame. It is s great and determined people who fight for their freedom against a much greater opponent. Only a fool will expect Ojukwu to stay back and be used for target practice by the Nigerian Soldiers when the war was virtually over. If Ojukwu had ran away in the middle of the war, then you can call him coward. But he stayed to the end and left. Ojukwu would have been very foolish to stay back to be slaughtered when he had a way of escaping.


Ojukwu did not cause the civil war, Yskubu Gowon and his fellow Northerners did.

princechurchill:

Without the war people like u will be slaves to the north
He made them to understand none is born to rule
He fought for the interest of his people in government
He fought for true federalism

zendy:


You have to learn to look at the two side of the story instead of the one side the Lagos/Ibadan expressway media likes to dish out.

You said the war was not necessary? So why did Nigeria declare war and come to the East to fight? Why did Nigeria led by Gowon not keep the Aburi agreement signed in Ghana to prevent war? Why did Nigeria not agree to the UN monitored referendum proposed by Ojukwu?

The truth is that Nigeria caused the civil war, but people who dont know Nigerian history think it was caused by Ojukwu. Ojukwu did over and above what he should have done to prevent war. But the one thing Ojukwu was not prepared to do was to submit his people to Hausa/Fulani slavery so as to avoid war and thats why he declared the independence of his people as Biafra.



Ojukwu was a great man who led his people in a war of independence to free them from the colonial shackel of Hausa-Fulani dominated Nigeria. Thats why Ojukwus people love him in death. We may have lost millions of souls in the fight but there is nothing more noble in this life than for one to fight for freedom, no matter what. Ojukwu may not have suceeded but the fact that he rose up and fought back when all others were lining up to lick 'Northern a$$' to avoid war , is commendable. He fought, he lost, but no shame. It is s great and determined people who fight for their freedom against a much greater opponent. Only a fool will expect Ojukwu to stay back and be used for target practice by the Nigerian Soldiers when the war was virtually over. If Ojukwu had ran away in the middle of the war, then you can call him coward. But he stayed to the end and left. Ojukwu would have been very foolish to stay back to be slaughtered when he had a way of escaping.


Ojukwu did not cause the civil war, Yskubu Gowon and his fellow Northerners did.