DomPerignon:


There is no chance in hell freezing over before Nigerians will allow you Osus anywhere near power.

Isobug:

Well done God himself.......Next

Orbhagbemi555:

3 million grilled chicken treatment will be given soon 😁😁

Isobug:

Thank God for being alive Today. You may not be alive to witnessed the grilled chicken, who knows......... Next

ChiefJusticeFuc:

“Igbo in the North were widely taunting their hosts on the loss of their leaders. Celestine Ukwu, a popular Igbo musician, released songs titled Ewu Ne Ba Akwa (Goats Are Crying) and others celebrating “Igbo power”, the “January Victory.” Posters, stickers, postcards, cartoons displaying the murdered Sardauna begging Major Nzeogwu at the gates of heaven or Balewa burning outright in pits of hell or Nzeogwu standing St. George-like on Sardauna, the defeated dragon, began to show up across Northern towns and cities. These provocations were so pervasive that they warranted the promulgation of Decree 44 of 1966 banning them”. Even Dr. Nnamdi Azikwe noted these atrocities in his The Origins of the Civil War: “Some Ibo elements, who were domiciled in Northern Nigeria taunted northerners by defaming their leaders through means of records or songs or pictures. They also published pamphlets and postcards, which displayed a peculiar representation of certain northerners, living or dead, in a manner likely to provoke disaffection.” These images and songs eventually led to the so-called pogroms/ethnic-cleansing/genocide, not the coup”

- Chinue Achebe.

kettykings:
The desperation to widen the perceived differences between the north and the east is not going unnoticed

slam7000:


The song ‘Ewu na ebe akwa’ was not done by Celestine Ukwu. That was performed by Cardinal Rex Lawson and Rex Lawson was not an Igbo man.

Celestine Ukwu did not perform that song.

ChiefJusticeFuc:

“Igbo in the North were widely taunting their hosts on the loss of their leaders. Celestine Ukwu, a popular Igbo musician, released songs titled Ewu Ne Ba Akwa (Goats Are Crying) and others celebrating “Igbo power”, the “January Victory.” Posters, stickers, postcards, cartoons displaying the murdered Sardauna begging Major Nzeogwu at the gates of heaven or Balewa burning outright in pits of hell or Nzeogwu standing St. George-like on Sardauna, the defeated dragon, began to show up across Northern towns and cities. These provocations were so pervasive that they warranted the promulgation of Decree 44 of 1966 banning them”. Even Dr. Nnamdi Azikwe noted these atrocities in his The Origins of the Civil War: “Some Ibo elements, who were domiciled in Northern Nigeria taunted northerners by defaming their leaders through means of records or songs or pictures. They also published pamphlets and postcards, which displayed a peculiar representation of certain northerners, living or dead, in a manner likely to provoke disaffection.” These images and songs eventually led to the so-called pogroms/ethnic-cleansing/genocide, not the coup”

- Chinue Achebe.

HenryTimes:
What is stopping all these cowards and jobless f000ls that are creating useless topics everyday from starting another civil war?

slam7000:


The song ‘Ewu na ebe akwa’ was not done by Celestine Ukwu. That was performed by Cardinal Rex Lawson and Rex Lawson was not an Igbo man.

Celestine Ukwu did not perform that song.

Yujin:

You'll surely die of your hatred for Ndigbo. A simple google search would have confirmed to you that Cardinal Jim Rex Lawson was the owner of that song and it had nothing to do with mocking anyone. He also sang songs in many other languages and is of Kalabari origin. However, your hate for Ndigbo won't ever allow you to the right thing. May your instigation against Ndigbo instead be visited on your own people who have refused to caution you.

Raskimonojendor:

Rex Mother is from Owerri, Imo state. He loves the Igbo part of himself just like GRV that can speak Igbo but can't speak Yoruba.

mdimefields:
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I have seen publications done in 1904, 1913, through to publication during the first and second world war. Using Google will reveal these publications, including cartoons. Why is it that this so called drawn cartoon done in just recent 1966 cannot be validated with evidence. Can you post any of such cartoon here so we all can see it>

DomPerignon:



They are denying their hit song and it's artiste .

You see these ewus from the yeast .

No truth can come out of them.

Raskimonojendor:

That's what they do all the time. Rex recorded the "goats are crying" song in his mother tongue.

DomPerignon:



Those words were from Achebe himself.

Besides, after the pogroms, any 0koro having one in his possession was not told before he destroyed it.

mdimefields:

IF you are quoting Achebe can you provide book name, chapter and paragraph> Provide evidence otherwise, this is another lies conjured up by your hateful mind.

Raskimonojendor:



Rex Mother is from Owerri, Imo state. He loves the Igbo part of himself just like GRV that can speak Igbo but can't speak Yoruba.

Yujin:

You demonic Yorubas will always do all you can to link anything you perceive negative to Igbos but we Igbos of this generation will continue to expose you devils for the whole world to see.
Cardinal Rex Jim Lawson was a Kalabari man born of Kalabari father and Igbo mother from Owerri. He was a great musician and was regarded the best of all highlife musician at the time. He was a very gifted person who could sing in different languages which he did to produce over 100 songs at a very young age and was loved by almost everyone except some jealous Yorubas( I'll explain this side when the need arises).

The song 'Ewu nebe akwa' was sang and produced in the year 1965. This alone renders all the evil drivel that you've been pointing towards Ndigbo as pure falsehood. You're evil and deserve every form of destruction that shall come your way.
Cardinal Rex Jim Lawason was given the title of 'Cardinal' because of his very calm and peaceful personality. Even from his pictures, one can see that such a man isn't one that can harbour any evil towards others. Only demons like you can start troubling the man's soul by lying against him. Shame on you.

Raskimonojendor:

LMAO.

Thank you for confirming what I stated earlier on. You guys tried to hide his maternal heritage till I pointed it out.

Rex Jim Lawason sang the song in Ibo, his mother tongue. Ibos weaponized it to taunt the Northerners Fact!

Same way Peter I I weaponized ibos hatred for Awolowo when he was in ApGa.

Yujin:

You're a madman. I thought you claimed he was Igbo and he sang the song specifically for Igbos to use in taunting the northerners? Now, I've debunked all your lies yet you fell back to saying his mother is Igbo. If she's Igbo so what? Was the song not sang before 1966? Is he not a Kalabari man again? You Yorubas are demonic.

Raskimonojendor:

You are missing some screws in your brain..he is Ibo just like GRV. He sand an Ibo song in his native mother tongue.

Yes, some stoopid ibos like yourself weaponized his song to taunt Northerners. Which Azikiwe stated in his book "origin of the civil war".

DomPerignon:


They are now like their own 0sus in Nigeria .

Orbhagbemi555:

3 million grilled chicken treatment will be given soon 😁😁

Isobug:

Thank God for being alive Today. You may not be alive to witnessed the grilled chicken, who knows......... Next

Yujin:

You'll surely die of your hatred for Ndigbo. A simple google search would have confirmed to you that Cardinal Jim Rex Lawson was the owner of that song and it had nothing to do with mocking anyone. He also sang songs in many other languages and is of Kalabari origin. However, your hate for Ndigbo won't ever allow you to the right thing. May your instigation against Ndigbo instead be visited on your own people who have refused to caution you.

DomPerignon:



They are denying their hit song and it's artiste .

You see these ewus from the yeast .

No truth can come out of them.

DomPerignon:


To which they all rushed to buy a copy and began playing it loudly in the midst of northerners.


They deserve everything and more that they got from the north.

Yujin:

You'll surely die of your hatred for Ndigbo. A simple google search would have confirmed to you that Cardinal Jim Rex Lawson was the owner of that song and it had nothing to do with mocking anyone. He also sang songs in many other languages and is of Kalabari origin. However, your hate for Ndigbo won't ever allow you do the right thing. May your instigation against Ndigbo instead be visited on your own people who have refused to caution you.

Raskimonojendor:
Hmmm.

Cabalgeneral:


But Igbo were happy singing after the coup, imagine in other man's land.