nap2: Unfortunately, it seems posting part 2 of the essay results in a ban from the anti-spam bot.

I have been banned in a record number for a single day while trying to post part two. I've given up.
Parts 2 and 3 are quite interesting, with several details of how the coup was carried out (for our internet "revolutionaries" and the real ones out there).

[size=14pt]As long as chics keep loving this handle, and my beats in Nigeria keep increasing - pending when I hit country, bittyend is here to stay...

@naptu2

Can you please post the second part?[/size]

Beaf:
I have been banned in a record number for a single day while trying to post part two. I've given up.
Parts 2 and 3 are quite interesting, with several details of how the coup was carried out (for our internet "revolutionarie" and the real ones out there).

Try posting the first part, log out, then log in again to post the second part. That's how you can beat the spam bot. Thank me later.

bittyend: Insecure gang of village boys - you coons may gang up from now till kingdom come, I'll never change my handle.. I'll just ignore you two butt brothers. The joke is on the both of you.

Chei, see this dunce.
Who wants you to change your handle? Who cares about your frustrated life? Or you think we're all as idle as you are?
Don't flatter yourself, please. You're a trifling piece of dog shit, so we really couldn't possibly care less about a nonentity such as yourself.

Oh, and don't get it twisted - the joke is on YOU

Beaf:
I have been banned in a record number for a single day while trying to post part two. I've given up.
Parts 2 and 3 are quite interesting, with several details of how the coup was carried out (for our internet "revolutionarie" and the real ones out there).

Have you tried clearing your browser's cookies?

I wonder why bittyend loves to make a fool of himself around Delta state?
No matter how hard Delta State people fight between themselves, NOBODY can come between us.
We always hear of legendary Ijaw/Itsekiri battles, but guess what? Uduaghans greatest support outside Itsekiri land comes from Ijaw areas.
There is also talk about Itsekiri/Urhobo conflict, but there is no Itsekiri without Urhobo blood and no Urhobo person from Warri without Itsekiri blood; Urhobo's answer Itsekiri names and surnames, just as Itsekiris answer Urhobo names and surnames too. I feel real pity for people like bittyend.
When you travel past Abraka, Isoko land etc, you hit Igbo land in a way that some Igbo villages have Urhobo/Isoko origins and vice-versa.

Make una leave us for awa supreme Delta state o! Vultures.

We can still try it and succeed as alot of closed eyes are open now, but only this time we must watchout for the spoilers those who prefer playing the second fiddle.

Beaf: I wonder why bittyend loves to make a fool of himself around Delta state?
No matter how hard Delta State people fight between themselves, NOBODY can come between us.
We always hear of legendary Ijaw/Itsekiri battles, but guess what? Uduaghans greatest support outside Itsekiri land comes from Ijaw areas.
There is also talk about Itsekiri/Urhobo conflict, but there is no Itsekiri without Urhobo blood and no Urhobo person from Warri without Itsekiri blood; Urhobo's answer Itsekiri names and surnames, just as Itsekiris answer Urhobo names and surnames too. I feel real pity for people like bittyend.
When you travel past Abraka, Isoko land etc, you hit Igbo land in a way that some Igbo villages have Urhobo/Isoko origins and vice-versa.

Make una leave us for awa supreme Delta state o! Vultures.

Hit me up when you post the second part..

This thread stink of villagers!

And beaf, I just read somewhere that you guys have OPC in warri formed by both Ilajes and Itsekiris - why is that?

The joke is on you!!

bittyend: And beaf, I just read somewhere that you guys have OPC in warri formed by both Ilajes and Itsekiris - why is that?

The joke is on you!!

OPC? Lol!
Dude, Delta state massive are harder types; he-men with an overdose of testosterone.
Our militants don't run around with cutlasses and stones o! OPC indeed!

bittyend:

Hit me up when you post the second part..

This thread stink of villagers!

No, Bitty. That stench you smell? That's your arse being handed to you by Beaf
Does the fact that he speaks the truth hurt you so bad? You can now crawl back to that hole you came from.

The Delta is one of the most complex states in Nigeria, and is only to be discussed by the brightest of minds - not clueless idiiots with misguided expansionist delusions

Beaf: I wonder why bittyend loves to make a fool of himself around Delta state?
No matter how hard Delta State people fight between themselves, NOBODY can come between us.
We always hear of legendary Ijaw/Itsekiri battles, but guess what? Uduaghans greatest support outside Itsekiri land comes from Ijaw areas.
There is also talk about Itsekiri/Urhobo conflict, but there is no Itsekiri without Urhobo blood and no Urhobo person from Warri without Itsekiri blood; Urhobo's answer Itsekiri names and surnames, just as Itsekiris answer Urhobo names and surnames too. I feel real pity for people like bittyend.
When you travel past Abraka, Isoko land etc, you hit Igbo land in a way that some Igbo villages have Urhobo/Isoko origins and vice-versa.

Make una leave us for awa supreme Delta state o! Vultures.

By the way, nice one, Beaf! Don't know why these clowns who know next to shiit about us are always so obsessed to discuss us, even when majority of these dumbasses don't even know the ethnic make-up of Delta.

Ah well.

My group Oasis of Hope, discovered that the same Itsekiri went further to invite the OPC to Warri. OPC, Yoruba and consequently Obasonjo’s Federal Government support for the Itsekiri was decisive and shifted the balance of that war. Until now the small Itsekiri nation have the initiative in the Warri crisis.
http://www.kwenu.com/archive/okocha_anioma.htm

^^^Ohaneze website..

Anyway, back to the topic:

Beaf, erase your browser's cookies and try again. I don't think you'll have any more problems after that

History reveals that in several waves of migration before the 15th Century, and some a little later, groups from Igala in Nupe country came in through the creeks; Yoruba from ljebu-Ode, Akure and Owo found their way into parts of the Kingdom and a group from Aboh also came in. Some along the coast came in through Gulani/Amatu.

http://www.itsekiri.org/files/history/history.php

^^^^^Beaf, the post above is for you.

Beaf:
Make una leave us for awa supreme Delta state o! Vultures.

Supreme?

This sounds like secession talk. Any plans?

bittyend:

^^^^^Beaf, the post above is for you.

bittyend:

^^^Ohaneze website..

Boy, I sure as hell hope you won't start crying and begging Beaf to return to the topic and 'stop derailing the thread' when I decide to drag you around like a shoe rag again. Cuz I can already see the holes just waiting to be exploited to make you look like an idiiot once again, but I'll just wait for your stupiidity to properly shine first

The village square link isn't working, where can I find the remainder?

Where is the second part?

Beaf:
I have been banned in a record number for a single day while trying to post part two. I've given up.
Parts 2 and 3 are quite interesting, with several details of how the coup was carried out (for our internet "revolutionaries" and the real ones out there).

I suspected as much.

Let's try this

1) Click on this link http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:fAAdsyVjYZMJ:http://www.nigeriavillagesquare.com/index2.php?option=com_content&do_pdf=1&id=1422+captain%20tolofari&hl=en&ct=clnk


2) If that doesn't work, google "Captain Tolofari preparation and plan for h hour" beside or beneath the result you'll see the word "cached" click on it.

Er! That's "Captain Tolofari preparation and plan for h hour part 2" or part 3.

Beaf:
I have been banned in a record number for a single day while trying to post part two. I've given up.
Parts 2 and 3 are quite interesting, with several details of how the coup was carried out (for our internet "revolutionaries" and the real ones out there).

Beaf, post the second part on villagesquare and give us the link.

Wherever you see "This post has been hidden", that's probably efforts by Beaf and I to post parts 2 and 3.

I've had it on my system since 2006, but I get banned every time I try to copy and paste it here.

However, Google cached should work.

naptu2: Wherever you see "This post has been hidden", that's probably efforts by Beaf and I to post parts 2 and 3.

I've had it on my system since 2006, but I get banned every time I try to copy and paste it here.

However, Google cached should work.

Maybe you should upload it to any file sharing website and post the links? Just an idea.

Or just paste the whole article on pastebin.com and post the link?

Part 2


http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:Tq_ZdW8NFlYJ:http://www.nigeriavillagesquare.com/features/for-the-records/capt-tolofari-part-2-preparation-and-plan-for-h-hour.html+captain%20tolofari%20preparation%20and%20plan%20for%20h%20hour%20part%202&hl=en&ct=clnk

Interesting read.

Part 3: http://www.nigeriavillagesquare.com/features/for-the-records/capt-tolofari-part-3-aiming-for-the-heart-of-govt.html

or

www.nigeriavillagesquare.com/features/for-the-records/capt-tolofari-part-3-aiming-for-the-heart-of-govt.html+Capt.+Tolofari&cd=1&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=us">http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:5H5eU8VP2GAJ:www.nigeriavillagesquare.com/features/for-the-records/capt-tolofari-part-3-aiming-for-the-heart-of-govt.html+Capt.+Tolofari&cd=1&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=us

@naptu hope you dont mind me posting the link.

Part 3

http://www.nigeriavillagesquare.com/features/for-the-records/capt-tolofari-part-3-aiming-for-the-heart-of-govt.html

999_666: Part 3: http://www.nigeriavillagesquare.com/features/for-the-records/capt-tolofari-part-3-aiming-for-the-heart-of-govt.html

or

www.nigeriavillagesquare.com/features/for-the-records/capt-tolofari-part-3-aiming-for-the-heart-of-govt.html+Capt.+Tolofari&cd=1&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=us">http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:5H5eU8VP2GAJ:www.nigeriavillagesquare.com/features/for-the-records/capt-tolofari-part-3-aiming-for-the-heart-of-govt.html+Capt.+Tolofari&cd=1&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=us

@naptu hope you dont mind me posting the link.

Cool