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Re: Will Nigeria Break Up By 2015? by Nobody: 10:03pm On May 25, 2012 |
[size=11pt][/size] AS THE ORIGINATOR OF THIS THREAD, THIS IS MY VERDICT: THOSE IN SUPPORT OF NIGERDELTA REPUBLIC SAY AIIIII... THOSE AGAINST SAY NAY, AND FINALLY THOSE IN SUPPORT OF THE ABOKI'S U HAVE NOTHING TO SAY, SO FIND THE NEAREST TRANSFORMER AND GIVE IT A BIG HUG! NIGERIA IS HEADING FOR DIVISION... COS ONE PERSON IS COLLECTING 90 MILLION EVERY MONTH AS SECURITY VOTE! |
Re: Will Nigeria Break Up By 2015? by PhysicsQED(m): 10:03pm On May 25, 2012 |
Igbinosa is specifically a Bini name meaning God is my protector. He came from Lagos to Benin to get the boats. There is no one claiming he was a Midwestern region officer or that he was not directly under Gowon. He was obviously picked to go to the Midwest because of his origin. Now has it occured to you that if Ejoor did not attempt to get Igbinosa and whoever else was with Igbinosa to come back and did not confront Nwawo and Igboba about an officer he was expecting, then maybe he either a) was not aware of a specific plan to take boats to Bonny in the first place without being informed by Igbinosa who he was prevented from seeing or b) he found out that Igbinosa had been turned back but did not want to alienate the Igbo population or Igbo soldiers of the Midwest and actually see to it that Igbinosa was brought back to take the boats to Bonny because he felt that was not a neutral enough course of action? |
Re: Will Nigeria Break Up By 2015? by Nobody: 10:05pm On May 25, 2012 |
re@lchange: The only sensible igbo guy on the thread!!! |
Re: Will Nigeria Break Up By 2015? by Dede1(m): 10:07pm On May 25, 2012 |
Beaf: Dude, you are very funny indeed. Please stop messing with these backwater authors who knew nothing next to their noses. Owerri had fallen to Nigerian troops in 1968 talk less of Ubani (Boony). 1 Like |
Re: Will Nigeria Break Up By 2015? by Nobody: 10:07pm On May 25, 2012 |
chima12: Question:will nigeria breakup by 2015? by your name, one concludes that you are igbo do you envisage a scenario whereby igboland is ceded to the so called niger delta republic na wa for you o |
Re: Will Nigeria Break Up By 2015? by Nobody: 10:10pm On May 25, 2012 |
Beaf: Fam, stop spreading falsehood - the creation of mid-west was political.. Focus on the topic at end... The mid-west was treated with utmost respect when it was part of the western region... |
Re: Will Nigeria Break Up By 2015? by amosy007: 10:10pm On May 25, 2012 |
Logic Mind:nanamu u can hug wet transformer if u like.. Buh it doesnt change d fact that u people are full of hate.. Sholve that in to skinny blackbutt |
Re: Will Nigeria Break Up By 2015? by LogicMind: 10:10pm On May 25, 2012 |
shymmex: I'm proud to be from a tribe of cowards... Na you say am o. 3 Likes |
Re: Will Nigeria Break Up By 2015? by Nobody: 10:12pm On May 25, 2012 |
Logic Mind: Stop taking my words out of context, you bigoted slowpoke.. Get a freaking life, sanctimonious fool. Blame everyone for your woes but yourself... 3 Likes |
Re: Will Nigeria Break Up By 2015? by amosy007: 10:13pm On May 25, 2012 |
PhysicsQED:dude i dnt have ur time.. go and mop red sea |
Re: Will Nigeria Break Up By 2015? by LogicMind: 10:14pm On May 25, 2012 |
Beaf: ^ Beaf, I ask you again: Who said that midwest betrayed Biafra? |
Re: Will Nigeria Break Up By 2015? by PhysicsQED(m): 10:14pm On May 25, 2012 |
amosy007: But you have time to pretend to be an ethnicity that you're not online? Go fvck yourself. |
Re: Will Nigeria Break Up By 2015? by Beaf: 10:17pm On May 25, 2012 |
Dede1: No, sir. Your account is faulty. Firstly, before the Midwest occupation, the Lagos Garrison Organization (LGO) carried out attacks from Lagos, not from Excravos. In fact, Excravos had to be liberated from Biafra before the 3rd Marine Commando could use it. Bonny was attacked from Excravos on 26 July 1968. As I said earlier, your sequence of dates and events are mixed up. |
Re: Will Nigeria Break Up By 2015? by PhysicsQED(m): 10:20pm On May 25, 2012 |
I've got stuff to do. I'll check on the thread later and maybe I'll reply if I see something interesting. I told myself I would avoid any more civil war threads so even being on this thread right now discussing the same stuff is a violation of that and I don't like discussing the same stuff over and over and not making any headway. |
Re: Will Nigeria Break Up By 2015? by LogicMind: 10:22pm On May 25, 2012 |
Beaf: This post has singularly shown your stoopidity and lies. 3rd Marine Commando led by Major Isaac Adaka Boro captured the Niger Delta cities of Bonny on 26 July [size=18pt]1967[/size]! |
Re: Will Nigeria Break Up By 2015? by Beaf: 10:23pm On May 25, 2012 |
Logic Mind: I think you are suffering from brain f[i]a[/i]g. Logic Mind: By the Holy Grace of Amadioha, Biafra shall be free of northern oppressors, western betrayers [/b]and neighbourly [b]saboteurs! Logic Mind: |
Re: Will Nigeria Break Up By 2015? by ACM10: 10:24pm On May 25, 2012 |
Beaf:I totally disagree with you. There has been some engagement between forces under Adekunle command and Biafran forces as early as 1967. I alwayz have problem with most info from dawodu site. I call them "hack writers". Beaf:This is another masterpiece sh1yt from that accursed site |
Re: Will Nigeria Break Up By 2015? by jason123: 10:25pm On May 25, 2012 |
chima12: Question:will nigeria breakup by 2015? That is the koko of the matter, not this civil war stuff. I don tire to dey talk about am. Here are my predictions: 1) If there is a BREAK UP AT ALL, it will be North and South with SOME PARTS of the Middle belt! Reasons: (1) A Niger-delta republic is simply based on OIL! Nothing else will unite us. (2) I am of the opinion that every smaller group (I HATE THE WORD "minority", if given the chance, will do what the larger groups do I.E Oppress their neighbour. Take a look at Ijaw and Itsekiri violent past. (3) Igbos will not let go of Port-Harcourt (access to sea) neither will the Yorubas let go of the Ilajes and Itsekiris (check their websites, and I don't see Itsekiris fighting the Yorubas. FACT) 2) Multiple countries, that is, over 70 countries. Reasons: (1) No smaller group likes the idea of being lumped with Larger groups (2) Lets use this example. Oba of Benin will not want to lose the anioma part of Igbo land likewise the Ekiti and Ondo parts, to the Igbos and Yorubas respectively. Therefore, they (Edos peeps) rather stick together and form their own country. . . . With these scenarios, I'll go for Southern Nigeria!!!! |
Re: Will Nigeria Break Up By 2015? by LogicMind: 10:26pm On May 25, 2012 |
shymmex: Please calm down. drink some soup. |
Re: Will Nigeria Break Up By 2015? by LogicMind: 10:30pm On May 25, 2012 |
Beaf: You really have no leg to stand on. I was talking of western Yoruba betrayers, and saboteurs from the minorities inside Biafra. Where did I mention Midwesterners? Do yourself a favour and stop these lies. |
Re: Will Nigeria Break Up By 2015? by Beaf: 10:31pm On May 25, 2012 |
ACM10: If you check what I said carefully, you will see that Adekunle initially attacked from Lagos, not Excravos. Indeed Adekunle siezed Excravos from Biafra. This puntures Dede's tale that attacks were launched from Excravos before the invasion of the Midwest. The first operation from Excravos on Bonny was launched in 1968. The previous ones came from lagos. |
Re: Will Nigeria Break Up By 2015? by Nobody: 10:32pm On May 25, 2012 |
re@lchange:bros no vex,am just asking questions and trying to sound impartial,Igboland cannot be ceeded to any body.I personally dont think ND republic is possible.just looking at scenarios based on the title of this thread. |
Re: Will Nigeria Break Up By 2015? by amosy007: 10:35pm On May 25, 2012 |
PhysicsQED:guy u have a problem sha! Do u tink everyone will be as fake as u? It takes fake mofos to be suspicious of other people.. Well like have told u b4... I dnt have anytin to proof to u and other dumbskull abt my identity.. So if u ave problem with it.. Then get urself a mopping stick and go straight to red sea and mop it dry or beta still, go and show phcn sum love... Hug a wet transformer *that should solve ur problem* |
Re: Will Nigeria Break Up By 2015? by Beaf: 10:37pm On May 25, 2012 |
@ACM10 This is a clearer sequence of events leading to the federal presence in Excravos: By the 12th of July the 2nd Bde had captured Obudu, Gakem, and Ogoja. A second front, the southern sector was opened on the 26 July, 1967 by a sea landing on Bonny by a division formed from the Lagos Garrison Organization (LGO). With the support of the Navy, the division established a beach head and exploited north after a fierce sea and land battle. On 8th August 1967, Biafra invaded the former Mid - Western Region with the aim to relieve the pressure on the northern sector and to threaten Lagos, the Federal Capital. While the LGO was making preparations for subsequent operations beyond Bonny, the news of the rebel infiltration into the Mid - West was passed to the commander who was then instructed to leave a battalion in Bonny, suspend all operations there and move to Escravos with two battalions with a view to dislodging the rebels and clearing the riverine area of the Mid - West. These moves were carried out with the support of the Nigerian Navy and the merchant of the National Shipping Line. Another division was formed to support the LGO in the clearing of the Mid - West of the rebels. At this point, the formations were redesignated 1 Area Command became 1 Infantry Division, the newly division was designated 2 Infantry Division, and the LGO became the 3 Infantry Division. And with this the "police action" turned into a full scale military operation. http://www.africamasterweb.com/BiafranWarCauses.html The Nigerian Civil War, Causes, Strategies, And Lessons Learnt By Major Abubakar A. Atofarati: CSC 1992 Student: US Marine Command & Staff College(Academic Year 1991/92) |
Re: Will Nigeria Break Up By 2015? by ACM10: 10:39pm On May 25, 2012 |
The fact remains that minority groups are what iz keepin Nigeria united. They are willin toolz in the hands of those that aims to keep the country united. Minorities are very scared of the breakup of this country because they know that they cannot unite to form a country of their own. Their blind patriotizm to Nigerian entity iz borne out of the fear of the unknown. They fear what will become their fate if the entity called Nigeria ceases to exist. Thatz why they are the only group that clamoured for the unitary system of government with strong centre in 1967 conference. If the fear of the minorities are not properly attended to. I don't forsee any scenario of peaceful separation |
Re: Will Nigeria Break Up By 2015? by Beaf: 10:44pm On May 25, 2012 |
Logic Mind: How can something inside Biafra be a neighbour? Maybe you are too daft to know the meaning of neighbour: Logic Mind: By the Holy Grace of Amadioha, Biafra shall be free of northern oppressors, western betrayers and neighbourly saboteurs! I responded to your raw hatred. Tellingly, I was not the only one. |
Re: Will Nigeria Break Up By 2015? by LogicMind: 10:49pm On May 25, 2012 |
Beaf: Even if it means you, I said saboteurs, not betrayers. Then it doesn't mean you because you cannot sabotage what you are not part of. I was speaking of the then Biafran minorities who would be our neighbours when the New Biafra materialises. They call themselves many things today like MASOP or MEND so I no longer consider them Biafrans but neighbours. |
Re: Will Nigeria Break Up By 2015? by Beaf: 10:51pm On May 25, 2012 |
ACM10: The fact remains that minority groups are what iz keepin Nigeria united. They are willin toolz in the hands of those that aims to keep the country united. Minorities are very scared of the breakup of this country because they know that they cannot unite to form a country of their own. Their blind patriotizm to Nigerian entity iz borne out of the fear of the unknown. They fear what will become their fate if the entity called Nigeria ceases to exist. Thatz why they are the only group that clamoured for the unitary system of government with strong centre in 1967 conference. If the fear of the minorities are not properly attended to. I don't forsee any scenario of peaceful separation The first bolded is not true. The minorities just want an equal playing field and guarantees that no one will try to bully them. I agree with the second bolded. It is a very far reaching statement thats fit to be a thread in its own right. |
Re: Will Nigeria Break Up By 2015? by Beaf: 10:55pm On May 25, 2012 |
Logic Mind: Stop confusing yourself with words whose connotations and meanings are unfamiliar to you. Also, last time I checked, many Isoko's Urhobo's and Ilaje's were in MEND (even a couple of Igbo's). It seems there are many things you don't know. |
Re: Will Nigeria Break Up By 2015? by ak47mann(m): 10:59pm On May 25, 2012 |
All i can say is that the truth is like a pregnant woman you cant hide it,some minorities joined Nigeria against BIAFRA and some fought on biafran side some were stock in the middle some lead Nigerian soldiers through the creeks that way,biafran territories was Usurped.Let leave the minorities out of it they say so many things and reasons why they fought BIAFRA,but they forget to tell us what they now gain from Nigeria since then.I can excuse the SS people especially the ones now in delta state even rivers were worst by taking over our properties in PH and so on which my family house was affected but live goes on GOD blessed my popsy with more and more properties but the fundamental principles igbos have concerning the welfare of their future is what kept us going till today. looking at Nigeria currently, they say any man GOD has bless no one can curse,when you look very deep u will see that the Igbos made the greatest comeback of all times. from 20 pounds in 1970 to multi billion dollars investments scattered all over the world. the people that destroyed our homes, killed our mothers and children are been ravaged by extreme poverty and they now perform menial jobs for us. Thats the the truth spirit of Ndi Igbo: always moving from nothing to something thats why everything we touch turns gold. we can come to your backyard and dig out gold.... |
Re: Will Nigeria Break Up By 2015? by Nobody: 11:00pm On May 25, 2012 |
I personally think there is so much revisionism when it comes to anything that has do with the history of nigeria and the civil war;that is why I dont get interested in certain debates.some of you guys may be making reference to authors who cooked up lies and sold them as best sellers;but it is not your fault.I think if we can stick to the title of this thread,that would be nice. |
Re: Will Nigeria Break Up By 2015? by Nobody: 11:04pm On May 25, 2012 |
chima12: I personally think there is so much revisionism when it comes to anything that has do with the history of nigeria and the civil war;that is why I dont get interested in certain debates.some of you guys may be making reference to authors who cooked up lies and sold them as best sellers;but it is not your fault.I think if we can stick to the title of this thread,that would be nice. gbam supported too much venom is flying around where do we go from here? |
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