FrLukas:


I don't want to engage in a meaningless argument bro.

What is great about Ojukwu?

He brought ruin to his people.

The American dude, Bayrock or Mayrock or whatever his name was set himself ablaze in New York to protest on behalf of the Biafrans.

The owner of the ideology fled and abandoned his people when the federal soldier were closeby.

Tell me, was that an act of greatness?

He even had the time to airlift his favourite Mercedes Benz car with him while he fled.

He came back and contested for the presidency of a country he wanted to secede from.

What did his people gain from him apart from death, anguish and starvation?

Are you aware that he purposely starved his Biafra compatriots so that he could use the pictures of the starving kids and mothers as propaganda to gain worldwide support?

There's a lot people don't know about the Nigerian Civil war simply because this generation of Nigerians don't read.

Social media has destroyed our souls.

If it doesn't have pictures or videos, people won't check it out.

Sorry, Ojukwu was not a hero. A hero is one who protects his people and sacrifices his life for their sake. Not one who runs away and abandons them in the thick of the battle.

FrLukas:


I don't want to engage in a meaningless argument bro.

What is great about Ojukwu?

He brought ruin to his people.

The American dude, Bayrock or Mayrock or whatever his name was set himself ablaze in New York to protest on behalf of the Biafrans.

The owner of the ideology fled and abandoned his people when the federal soldier were closeby.

Tell me, was that an act of greatness?

He even had the time to airlift his favourite Mercedes Benz car with him while he fled.

He came back and contested for the presidency of a country he wanted to secede from.

What did his people gain from him apart from death, anguish and starvation?

Are you aware that he purposely starved his Biafra compatriots so that he could use the pictures of the starving kids and mothers as propaganda to gain worldwide support?

There's a lot people don't know about the Nigerian Civil war simply because this generation of Nigerians don't read.

Social media has destroyed our souls.

If it doesn't have pictures or videos, people won't check it out.

Sorry, Ojukwu was not a hero. A hero is one who protects his people and sacrifices his life for their sake. Not one who runs away and abandons them in the thick of the battle.

HallaDaTruth:
I am not jubilating, neither am i putting him down in any way or form. My comment is just a message to those that think Biafra is just an only Igbo nation

FrLukas:
War is never good.

It's so sad so many people lost their lives unnecessarily in the civil war.

Seems Igbos don't know that war is never the answer to anything.

OGHENAOGIE:
as at today biafra is more of an Ibo nation... if Nigeria is to split today am sure d Niger delta would seek dier own country too...

jimyjames:


Mr man looks like you were there in Biafra during the civil war, ?

So Ojukwu starved women and children to use as propaganda to gain worldwide support? You are a cheap liar, creating fake stories, do you know all through the 3 yrs of the Civil war, BBC journalist were there reporting news to favour Nigeria? How come the BBC journalist never reported this fake news you are reporting in 21th century?

Nigerian soldiers were destroying farms blocked food supply from reaching Biafra, the British government even called on the citizens of those countries who's citizens were missionaries in Biafra land to leave the country, only few Catholic Rev fathers and Rev sisters refused to leave

Whatever you claim to read about Biafra, fake
Do you think all the people that were there during the Biafra war are all dead? Just shut your mouth

OGHENAOGIE:
[s]read emeka u ll know ojukwu is a great man am sure if u were in his shoes when his pple were being kill without any remedy den from gowon led govt u ll have no choice Dan to stand by them which he did with limited resources for close to 3 years... some of u are idiots who thrive in useless talks... [/s]

discusant:

War is bad.

But it looks today that the way PMB cabal sees and governs Nigeria, there shAll be no more war to split Nigeria.

J111333:
From afar, I can smell tribal wars coming to this thread soon.

There are two things about Igbos, you either learn from them or you hate them for nothing.

ugonology:
Regardless of regions, religion or political parties...most nigerian states are the same in terms of corruption!

FrLukas:


I like Akwa Ibom people.

The lack of federal government presence is because your federal lawmakers are representing you poorly.

They are the ones you should hold responsible though.

inyenejo:
Take the Ibom deep see port for instance, we have talk and talk and talk and deliberate over it for more than 100years now yet the federal government still refused to approve that seaport, it's just hatred, they don't want us to progress like them in the North and West...

OGHENAOGIE:
read emeka u ll know ojukwu is a great man am sure if u were in his shoes when his pple were being kill without any remedy den from gowon led govt u ll have no choice Dan to stand by them which he did with limited resources for close to 3 years... some of u are idiots who thrive in useless talks...

Officialgarri:
The heading is quite misleading ..

But the story is encouraging. From this story, the point is that we should know when to jump out.
I'm sure the money he has and still making from politics is way higher than all his wages from Elf petroleum.

I pray God shows us when to jump unto the faster and better train of life

FrLukas:


Wrong. Its not hatred.

Don't imbibe the narrative of IPOB, please.

The Yorubas are not your enemies, people of Akwa Ibom.

Put more pressure on your federal lawmakers.

They are the ones with the political clout to get projects to your side.

If they don't have the clout, then you should vote in other people who have the clout to get things done.

That's how other regions do it bro.

Everything is a game of politics and aligning interests.

You guys deserve the deep sea port, but have your lawmakers ever presented such concerns on the floor of the house before?

FrLukas:


I am not obligated to shut my mouth. You may shut yours though, ko kan aye mehn.

I don't have to be there to know what happened.

Read books. Read books. Read books. Don't spend all your time on social media. Read books.

Show me one picture, just one picture of a starving Ojukwu and starving members of his family and the elites of Biafra during the war.

Just one picture from the war time, if you can.

If you can't, then I'll suggest you shut up...forever.

Giddymoney:

Supersymetry:

Why can't you call a spade a spade (the government don't want to.. simple). How can you be so hypocritical. Trying to set people up against their leaders. How much pressure did your people put on your lawmakers before those infrastructures in your region was approved and completed.

Area4Area:
Have you ever been to Yenagoa before and asked the natives about the civil war, Igbos or Biafra, do you know if what he's writing is pro or anti-Igbo before jubilating?

OGHENAOGIE:
as at today biafra is more of an Ibo nation... if Nigeria is to split today am sure d Niger delta would seek dier own country too...

Ilovebigboobs:
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FrLukas:


Lol. I read this same thing on Radio Biafra on Facebook. I just laughed.

Biafra had foreign mercenaries helping them fight on land, fly helicopters and jets.

Even today, if Biafra decides to start a war with Nigeria, they will still lose badly.

The Nigeria Armed Forces have over 40 years of combat experience and weaponry.

How? I mean, how?

inyenejo:
My uncle suffered for this war fighting for Biafra, in fact the whole of Akwa Ibom suffered most , my village alone in Uruan LGA, Akwa Ibom state lost everything, the shell company, the Chinese rice company, Nepa headquarters etc, uptil now, those companies have not returned again, and i asked , if the Nigerian govt have truly forgotten about everything why are those companies not returned.....Here in Akwa Ibom there's absolutely no Federal present in the state since i was born , no refinery, no petro-chemical plant, no railway, no good federal road, no seaport yet we feed this country, the war is over let's come together and build b4 the situation on ground give birth to another Nnamdi Kanu in Akwa Ibom state....Abasi adiong Akwa Ibom state ke nsinsi.

FrLukas:


Wrong. Its not hatred.

Don't imbibe the narrative of IPOB, please.

The Yorubas are not your enemies, people of Akwa Ibom.

Put more pressure on your federal lawmakers.

They are the ones with the political clout to get projects to your side.

If they don't have the clout, then you should vote in other people who have the clout to get things done.

That's how other regions do it bro.

Everything is a game of politics and aligning interests.

You guys deserve the deep sea port, but have your lawmakers ever presented such concerns on the floor of the house before?

Dedetwo:

I guess Ndigbo are his role model. I had a hunch the dude is of a mixed parentage, Igbo and Ijo (Nembe). Some jackasses would want us to believe that Ijo did not fight for Biafra. The commander of 53 Brigade of Biafran Army that recaptured Igurunta in today's River State was Ijo from Sagbama LGA.

Emekadollars:
I taught they said South-South ain't part of Biafra. How come they fought for Biafra. People are just confused in this country.


Anyway, there's something available for you in my signature.

Slawormir:
Damnnnnn

As a real niggarrr

I love reading

But i couldn't read this

Damnnnnnnnnn

Just sipping 33 beer

Let me sip more
I might come back and read this whole shit

And wait a minute
The war never finish
We still dey war front for this country up till today

‘Mu je mu kashe nyamiri
Mu kashe maza su da yan maza su
Mu chi mata su da yan mata su
Mu kwashe kaya su’

(English translation: ‘Let’s go kill the damned Igbo/Kill off their men and boys/Rape their wives and daughters/Cart off their property)