Logic Mind: no Yoruba?
irrelevant set of human beings

When two regions were beating drums of war, Yoruba stayed away, you cried wolf. When Yoruba warned their Eastern brothers to calm down and use their heads, you cried wolf. When Yoruba joined the civil war, you cried wolf. What exactly do you want Yoruba to do? Why are you so bitter against Yoruba? Did Yoruba impregnate your slutty mother and abandoned her? You have schizophrenia I swear

ayo011: Ojukwu the man I respect so much, the man who saw he the future of Nigeria. If our foolish and myopic politicians had followed what Ojukwu said 40year ago Nigeria would have been a better place, BH would not be there, marginalization would not be there and all.

U assume a lot! typical of most fellow Nigerians. You think everything about the world is all smooth/friction-less??

Ojukwu, a rare brave Nigerian. May your soul rest in peace. It is our timidity and greed that has remained the bane to our existence.

Logic Mind: no Yoruba?
irrelevant set of human beings

OKORO, you obviously don't know your place!

What i could see from that video is that ojukwu didn't trust anyone there , be it Gowon or the their Ghanaian host.
He looked more calculative their if you ask me .

Ojukwu looked scared to me, almost as if he was afraid of his shadow.. Gowon obviously playing to the gallery, showing what a good statesman he is for bringing a rebel on an official trip... one thing for sure is that ojukwu would have been eternally grateful for gowon not killing him right after the war on charges of treason!!! So today me and fellow Biafran comrades can enjoy this rare historical glimpse of our hero!!!

egoldman: What i could see from that video is that ojukwu didn't trust anyone there , be it Gowon or the their Ghanaian host.
He looked more calculative their if you ask me .

^^^I agree!!! Ojukwu looked businesslike and seemed wary of the people he was meeting with; Gowon on the other hand looked like he was having a good time, but the laughter could have been to cover up his nervousness as Ojukwu did look a bit intimidating.

I believe Gowon was there more in the capacity of an errand boy of the 'proper' owners of Nigeria, and -from the little i know of him and the events preceeding the civil war- if the buck stopped at his table and he didn't have to answer to anyone else concerning the decisions he made, then the war most certainly would have been averted: he had his thinking/moral cap on in Aburi that's why he rightly agreed to the final outcome of the meeting, only to change tune when he got back home and conferred with his ogas.

The problem that led to the rejection of the Aburi accord, and commencement of the civil war; the problem that has led to us being where we are today can be summed up in these words: the [b]HAUSA/FULANI [/b]ruling class and their sense of entitlement that saw them determined to ensure the Igbo (their main stumbling block to achieving absolute power) were subjugated at all costs. The peace and progress of Nigeria, and enthronement of fairness and a sense of belonging for all groups was the last thing on their agenda; rather they were more interested in the pre-eminent status of the [b]HAUSA/FULANI [/b]elite in Nigerias' political-economy, and that for them was the end-game. Sadly, they had willing support/cheerleaders from other peoples/groups that should have known better.

miky: Ojukwu looked scared to me, almost as if he was afraid of his shadow.. Gowon obviously playing to the gallery, showing what a good statesman he is for bringing a rebel on an official trip... one thing for sure is that ojukwu would have been eternally grateful for gowon not killing him right after the war on charges of treason!!! So today me and fellow Biafran comrades can enjoy this rare historical glimpse of our hero!!!

^^^I've seen through you mate. Your sarcasm stinks from miles away.

ismhab:
Ojukwu will never be happy where ever he is.

what else can you say?

emmke: Gowon better looking than Ojukwu...

i knew u always liked yansh,,,ngwanu bend over let pretty boy gowon give u some abuna for ime ike gi....

Smoking is not only a bad habit but ensures that you die before your enemy. Ojuwu unkempt as always.

Chinom: Ojukwu makes Gowon look like a riff-raff. A mai-guard in suit . Igbos have always had swaggar. Funny enough Nigerians are now requesting for all the things Ojukwu asked for then. He saw the future.

The war did not kill him. The cigaret did. He asked for it. Really saw the future.

General Ojukwu was no fool, he knew he was dinning with an enemy he was not deceived nor excited by those fake azz laughs from someone who conspired and murdered his supreme commander.RIP my leader your legacy lives on.

Y una remove my post NDI ARA

Ojukwu cuts the image of a man who is principled, sober and stoic - A man who can endure a lot of pain with quiet dignity.

otondo55:
[b]Ojukwu remainth a man with honour and dignity.
His calmness and calculated moves, a true leader who saw tomorrow.

He did see tomorrow. It's a shame he's gone

Ojukwu RIP.

I still can't fathom how a clause introducing a claim that secession is ruled out as a possibility and a clause claiming (correctly) that any region can be subordinated (for example, the northern region) to the will of the other three regions that happen to agree to oppose whatever improper actions the fourth is taking could have been the immediate basis (of course the killings in the north were an enormous factor) for anything that followed. Decrees, accords, and constitutions can be renegotiated and changed later on if they don't suit both parties. It's a tragedy of course, but one that's never made much sense from a purely logical standpoint.

igbo boy:

i knew u always liked yansh,,,ngwanu bend over let pretty boy gowon give u some abuna for ime ike gi....

doesn't change the fact that Gowon is more handsome than your warlord. I don't do bend overs. Do u?

waja: Ojukwu was the superman.

hahahahahahahah!!!!!!!

nagoma:

The war did not kill him. The cigaret did. He asked for it. Really saw the future.

I would pick up a cigarette right now if i know that i will live to be 78 years like Ojukwu did. He simply died of Old age.

^^^^lol

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