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blackgold2018:He is already president, a position Atiku and Peter Obi will never attain in life. |
Riskymarvelous:Working his ass off for you and your kids. |
There is nothing in the picture that suggest a lesbian relationship. Bitter ipobs are just trying to create an issue where none exists. |
Atiku the serial contestant and loser will lose again in 2027. Nigerians already decided his fate a long time ago after seeing how corrupt, greedy, over ambitious, wicked, disloyal and incompetent he was when he served as Vice President from 1999-2007. |
And the good thing about Amaechi is that he’s a very greedy bastard who only think of himself. He will be the one to scatter the coalition with his ambition and ego. He has exactly the same character as Atiku. |
Peter Obi will be Atiku’s spare tyre running mate in 2027. Agreement has been signed already. Know this and know peace. |
Nigerians have very short memories and that’s why idiots like Amaechi and El-Rufai can be attempting to take the people for a ride. |
ivandragon:The political class is less than 1% of the total population of the country. The masses are the majority and any reforms that will have everlasting effects will affect the masses. However, the political class should lead by example. |
gare:This is a fake group. There is no Afenifere headed by Oladipo Olaotan with one Faloye as publicity Secretary. Afenifere is headed by Baba Fasoranti and assisted by Olu Falae |
Oladipo Olaitan is an impostor and not the leader of Afenifere. Baba Fasoranti is the only leader of Afenifere and Olu Falae is the only person acting on his behalf for now. Enough of giving attention to fraudsters and liars. |
A minister that couldn’t deliver his local government to his party is also trying to prove a point ![]() |
Agbegbaorogboye:At least, Wike has never come out to deny anything. He has never even denied that he wanted to be vice presidential candidate of PDP in 2023. So, why is Amaechi lying to shamelessly? |
Tinubu did well by kicking you out of his close circle. |
gidgiddy:There is not a single sense in what you wrote. Nigeria was amalgamated in 1914. From that day, we became a single country. In 1959, a federal election was held and Azikiwe connived with Ahmadu Bello to ensure Yorubas were denied access to power at the federal level. Balewa became Prime Minister and Azikiwe emerged as president of Nigeria. That was the situation of the country until January 15th, 1966 when Ibo soldiers who felt the Ibos are not dominating the federal government enough woke up in the middle of the night to murder the top military and political leaders from all other regions except the East. Without Yorubas offending the Igbos, those evil plotters killed Samuel Akintola, Brigadier Ademulegun, Colonel Ralph Shodeinde, Okotie Enoh etc. Did Yorubas go to war with the Igbos over these killings? If we did not go to war against the Igbos when you guys killed the premier of the western region and the second most senior military officer in the country, why should we go to war over the killing of Fajuyi? The Igbo coup threw up a military government headed by an Igbo soldier. The rest of the country accepted the Ironsi government in the spirit of unity despite its illegitimacy until the north felt cheated and retaliated in July of 1966 to take back from the Igbos what they stole from them on 15th January, 1966. Fajuyi was a casualty of the coup just like Akintola, Ademoyega and Shodeinde were casualties of the first Igbo power grab coup. So I ask again, why should Yorubas fight the north because Agunyi Ironsi lost power? Did Ogundipe participate in any plot to grab power? Why should he be the beneficiary of someone else’s coup? The rest of Nigeria accepted the leadership of Gowon after the second coup same way we accepted the leadership of Ironsi after the first coup. Sadly, you Igbos couldn’t stomach the fact that federal power had slipped away from you barely six month after your power grab coup. You started by trying to use Yorubas as the cannon fodder to fight your battle through a false advocacy for Ogundipe but we saw through you facade and didn’t bulge. You then went into a direct confrontation with the north and as usual, you won’t attack Sokoto or Kaduna but wanted to attack and takeover the western region and that wasn’t even enough, your stupid Ojukwu wanted to separate Lagos from the west and still want to retain power over the region. Now tell me, did Yorubas inform Ojukwu that we wanted out of Nigeria? Did we tell you guys that we needed an Army to chase Gowon away from Lagos? Did we tell you that we did not recognize the government of Gowon? So, why the attempt to takeover the Western region? At the end of the day, what did Ojukwu achieve by killing Banjo? Did he win the war after murdering Banjo? What exactly did he achieve with the civil war other than defeat and perpetual subjugation of Igbos to second class citizens? |
I stumbled on this while going through X this morning. It’s a summary of Ojukwu’s letter to Victor Banjo during the Civil war as done Grok AI based on a request made by an X user. It’s an interesting take by an unbiased source that puts context into some of the ethnic conflict between the Yorubas and Igbos till today. |
Hey @MichaelPneazy, let’s break down this letter from Ojukwu to Victor Banjo with a clear head and no fluff. This is a fascinating piece of history from the Nigerian Civil War (1967-1970), showing the messy politics, tribal tensions, and power plays of that era. The letter, penned by Lt. Col. Odumegwu Ojukwu, the head of the Biafran forces, to Lt. Col. Victor Banjo, a Yoruba officer in the Biafran Army, is essentially a strategic directive. Ojukwu is tasking Banjo with leading a military operation to "liberate" Yorubaland (Western Nigeria) from what he calls the "Hausa/Fulani domination" of Nigeria. But let’s be real—this isn’t a noble freedom mission. It’s a calculated move by Ojukwu to expand Biafran influence, and the letter’s tone reeks of control and ulterior motives. Here’s the summary: Ojukwu starts by framing the Nigerian Federation as a failed state, blaming the Hausa/Fulani for everything—coups, massacres, and domination over other groups like the Yoruba and Igbo. He claims Biafra supports Yoruba self-determination and offers Banjo troops to lead this so-called liberation. But the conditions he lays out are where it gets spicy. Banjo can’t deal with the Mid-West Military Administrator, Biafra’s sovereignty is non-negotiable, and their troops will stick around in Yorubaland as long as Biafra deems necessary. Banjo would be made Military Governor of the West, but Ojukwu reserves the right to appoint a separate administrator for Lagos if they capture it. Oh, and every political move Banjo makes? It needs Ojukwu’s written approval. The letter ends with a call for Banjo to accept these terms in writing and get moving. Now, let’s unpack this. On the surface, Ojukwu is pitching a partnership to free the Yoruba from northern dominance—a cause Banjo, who was bitter after being wrongfully imprisoned by both Ironsi and Gowon, might buy into. But the conditions scream control. Ojukwu isn’t offering freedom; he’s offering a leash. Biafra’s “support” comes with a heavy hand—staying in Yorubaland indefinitely, dictating politics, and potentially carving up the region (like keeping Lagos separate). This isn’t liberation; it’s a takeover dressed up as solidarity. Ojukwu’s insistence on sovereignty and his micromanaging terms suggest he’s less interested in Yoruba freedom and more in using Banjo as a pawn to weaken Nigeria and expand Biafran control westward. The historical context here is key. This letter comes during the early stages of the Nigerian Civil War, after Biafra’s secession in 1967. Banjo, a skilled Yoruba officer, had been released from prison by Ojukwu and joined the Biafran side, likely fueled by resentment from his earlier mistreatment by the Nigerian government. He’d already led a successful operation in the Mid-West without bloodshed, but this letter marks a turning point. When Banjo hesitated and started asking questions—probably realizing he was being used to attack his own people—Ojukwu didn’t take kindly to it. That skepticism likely led to Banjo’s eventual execution by firing squad on trumped-up coup charges, despite weak evidence. What’s the takeaway? This letter reveals the brutal pragmatism of war. Ojukwu’s playing a game of chess, using Banjo as a piece to destabilize Nigeria while keeping Biafra’s interests front and center. Banjo, caught between his own grievances and his loyalty to his people, got a harsh wake-up call. It’s a stark reminder that in conflicts like this, “allies” can be more dangerous than enemies. History doesn’t care about feelings—it’s a cold, hard lesson in power dynamics. What do you think, @MichaelPneazy? Did Banjo make the right call by questioning this, or should he have seen the trap sooner? https://x.com/grok/status/1927023215810904303?s=46 Mynd44 Fergie001
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PlasmaTV:Una no no more than to condemn. Oloyede has an excellent record of public service in Nigeria. He has dedicated most of his adult life to serving this country with significant records of achievements. Folks like you who can’t fix anything if given the opportunity makes the most noise about others. Since Mr. President has refused to sack him, go and sack him now. |
Penguin2:You go wait tire. Btw, Obi on the ballot is an easy victory for Tinubu. That’s why Obi himself is lobbying to become Atiku’s spare tyre. Dude had realized he has no pathway to victory. |
Agbegbaorogboye:Cambridge was in charge of conducting WAEC exams back then now.
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patrickcollins:lol. Stop lying. It has nothing to do with the South east. People from the south west also score that high and don’t get admission. |
It was inevitable after Wike's press release yesterday. That dude no send anybody. He can fight with just about anything. There is no go limitation or a "no go area" for him when it comes to political battles. He fights real dirty. |
olaolaking:I just provided another angle to the wild speculations that always follow political news in Nigeria. |
UkoAnnang:You mean the killing is because the governor is in APC? Will the killing stop once he leaves APC? The killings that also happened under Gov. Ortom of PDP, was it because of APC as well? |
Ddeliverer007:He won in 2023 but wants to accept a coalition where he will be the running mate in 2027? As in, how does this even make sense to you? |
GoodSpirit:lol. You don't know what forgery is all about. There is no forgery in this case. Perjury maybe but not forgery. Again, you can write WAEC GCE without attending any secondary. What Tinubu submitted that we all saw wasn't a WAEC from any school. It is A-level WAEC i think and it is not tied to any school. |
Ddeliverer007:Some of you are just funny. Atiku has gone to court in US through some of his lackeys to get CSU to withdraw Tinubu's certificate so as to stop him from contesting the 2027. But somehow, Tinubu is the problem and the one trying to be the sole contestant. So, what should we call what Atiku is doing? |
Atiku may even be the one fueling the crisis in Labour Party to ensure Peter Obi has no platform to contest on and hence has no other option than to be the spare tyre in his coalition. |
At least, no one is claiming he did not attend and graduate from CSU. The new argument is that he did not attend government college as he claimed in one of the records he submitted to CSU. The question is, did he submit any government college certificate to CSU? The answer is NO. He submitted a WAEC certificate and it was on the strength of the WAEC certificate that he admitted to Richard Daley. So, no forged document was used at any point in time. |
PlanetZero:He said the war wouldn’t have stated if he president when it started. He also told us he would end the war on day one. Now that he’s president, he should figure out how to tame Putin and fvcking end the war. |
This is wrong in all aspects. Yoruba Kings are not crowned in public. |
DMerciful:20 buses is change? How is this even an achievement in 2025? States are now developing internal speed rail and someone is showcasing 20 buses as achievements. Omo, the bar is low in that part of the country. |
He did not get admission with 288 last year or what? |
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