femisplash:

How could you be this daft?.. What proof have you this random pic was any part of iboland?. Could have been anywhere in Africa.
I need me a documented images with reference to locations in any part of iboland where infrastructures were burned down.
Show me images from any documents, materials, books on the civil war that had captured images of bombed institutions or homes, etc, particularly, pro biafran books that must have had a vivid collage of those images.
There was no doubting the fact that Ojukwu pushed out several hundred images of starved children and women in the media but a corresponding images of bombed structures was missing from Ojukwu's personal archives.
And while at it, ensure you add a couple of pictures showing starved biafran soldiers during the war. We needed to be sure if the starvation plague went all round from the civilian to the military. It'd be inexplicably if soldiers were well fed while civilians died of kwashiorkor.
All images be attached. Thanks.

That is one of the most infamous photos of the Biafran War. If you'd studied the war in any kind of depth then you would be familiar with it.

I'm not even going to bother reading the rest of your post because you've already exposed yourself in the first line.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3rQt3hBtMxA

Azikiwe’s Letter to Ojukwu dated 25th September 1968 sent from Paris Pleading with Ojukwu to negotiate an end the Futile Biafran War and not turn Igboland into a massive Cemetery

Ojukwu Ignored Azikiwe’s Pleading




From Page 330, Crisis and Conflict in Nigeria Vol 2 by Andrew Kirk Greene 1970

Ngozi123:


You did read the first part of my post, right?

So your family not fighting the war exonorates you from the war atrocities Igbos commited? Is that how it work?

naijapips04:


So your family not fighting the war exonorates you from the war atrocities Igbos commited? Is that how it work?

Do you know what an "ancestor" is?

Ngozi123:


Do you know what an "ancestor" is?

I'm beginning to think that you don't.

naijapips04:


I'm beginning to think that you don't.

You tried to curse me by claiming that my ancestors killed thousands of Nigerian children in the war. I then informed you that my ancestors didn't even fight in the war (not corrobating what you said about Igbos killing thousands of Nigerians, btw).

You then said that I was indirectly admiting that my ancestors killed thousands of Nigerian children, which is entirely flawed because:

1) I already told you that my ancestors did not fight in the war.
2) I highly doubt what you claim is even true. How many Nigerian adult civilians were recorded as having died in the war, talk less of children?

Btw, that was a rhetorical question. Don't bother answering because I won't be reading it.

Lifestone:

I thought you will respond and debunk what the OP posted.
The sad thing I have observed is that biafrans always blame others and never accept responsibility. Someone else is always responsible.
Oga respond to the issues raised with facts otherwise let all these noise about Nigeria starving million to death stop. Do note I'm not denying the very unfortunate incident, but seeing a fact that it was indeed done by Ojukwu is saddling

Is how every ibo is raised, nothing is your fault, it's either your step brother or uncle. Just watch home videos from ibo land for confirmation. Ibos are honestly a lost case

Ngozi123:


That is one of the most infamous photos of the Biafran War. If you'd studied the war in any kind of depth then you would be familiar with it.

I'm not even going to bother reading the rest of your post because you've already exposed yourself in the first line.

Lol.
Can we have "the other most infamous photos" for studying sake. The random pic gotten on Google search couldn't have been "the only most infamous" in your archives.

Ngozi123:


You tried to curse me by claiming that my ancestors killed thousands of Nigerian children in the war. I then informed you that my ancestors didn't even fight in the war (not corrobating what you said about Igbos killing thousands of Nigerians, btw).

You then said that I was indirectly admiting that my ancestors killed thousands of Nigerian children, which is entirely flawed because:

1) I already told you that my ancestors did not fight in the war.
2) I highly doubt what you claim is even true. How many Nigerian adult civilians were recorded as having died in the war, talk less of children?

Btw, that was a rhetorical question. Don't bother answering because I won't be reading it.

It's an igbo war. Whether your family fought or not, they are complicit. Same way you are attacking the entire Britain and not some families in Britain.

naijapips04:


It's an igbo war. Whether your family fought or not, they are complicit. Same way you are attacking the entire Britain and not some families in Britain.

Gbam!