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Politics › Re: Samuel Onunaka Mbakwe:the Great Man From The East! by attackgat: 4:27pm On Aug 21, 2016
He was a great man.
Politics › Re: I Never Plotted A Coup Throughout My Military Career - Buhari by attackgat: 3:49pm On Aug 21, 2016
Buhari must think he is talking to fools. Buhari participated in at least three coups. Buhari led the oprations counter coup in the Yaba section. Buhari participated in the coup that overthrew Gowon.
Politics › Re: Abdulsalami Abubakar Commissions Nnewi Hotel, Event Center, Preaches One Nigeria by attackgat: 3:39pm On Aug 21, 2016
"One Nigeria" is story for the birds and it must return to the land of Lord Lugard where it came from.
Politics › Re: Abia Governorship: I’ll Challenge Appeal Judgment At Supreme Court – Ogah by attackgat: 9:07pm On Aug 20, 2016
kenny987:
Personally I think he is unnecessarily rocking the boat. We are in perilous times and we need all our strong men to help build our homeland. This fighting can be addressed at home and he can negotiate some kind of understanding with the governor. All the adversarial posturing takes us nowhere and at the end of the day, alaigbo pays the price.

Posterity will be kind to him if he plays the role of statesman, gives even a portion of Abia a much needed facelift and so on. He can reach an understanding for a lucrative contract which pays him well and also translates into substantial development for ndi Abia. He can negotiate a House of Reps or Senate seat then even become governor afterwards, after all they are of d same party. At least of he concedes at this level and really has d people at heart, I am certain Ikpeazu will appreciate his goodwill cos it'll be an obvious sacrifice and both of them can save the extra costs of proceeding to the Supreme Court.

This madness smacks of sabotage and we have had enough of it in Igbo land. It's time to rally together for our own good. A bum nwa Anambra mana ihe gbasara alaigbo nile n'amasi m nke ukwu.
Your problem is that you are still thinking like a corrupt Nigerian. The Governor of any state is who the law says it is, not who won an election. There are no sentiments here. If anyone, for any reason believes that they have been short changed in any electoral process, they head to the courts for justice. The courts decide who is right and who is wrong. Ogah is rocking no Boat, he is using the instruments of the courts to decide the captain of the Boat. It is his constitutional right
Politics › Re: Abia Governorship: I’ll Challenge Appeal Judgment At Supreme Court – Ogah by attackgat: 7:53pm On Aug 20, 2016
kenny987:
What does he want to challenge na? The rape of democracy or d turning summersault of democracy on its head? Abi d defective originating process not even properly signed? Uche Ogah should just save his money and get involved with d Abia state government, probably fund out what prominent role he can play to better the lot of his people. It will be to his credit and that of his party unless he has decamped quietly, he must not be governor to be relevant.
Don't talk like that. Ogah is pursuing his agenda through the law courts. The Supreme Court will have the final say.
Crime › Re: Nigerian Drug Dealer Who Was Executed In Indonesia Laid To Rest In His Mansion by attackgat: 5:49pm On Aug 20, 2016
He wanted money, he pushed the drugs, he got fought and he has paid the price. At least he has been punished for his actions. Now the family deserve to give a burial. I hope this be a deterrent to my fellow Igbos not to go into drug pushing.
Crime › Re: Viewers Discretion: Lifeless Bodies Of The Prison Break Victims In Abakaliki. by attackgat: 5:28pm On Aug 20, 2016
Some people are ignorant. The prison is a federal prison. Anyone could be there. That is the same prison that the senior Yaradua died in and he isn't Igbo.
Politics › Re: Gentlemen, I Have Just Been Informed That There Is Going To Be A Coup Tonight by attackgat: 4:36pm On Aug 20, 2016
CONFAMA:
Shut up. Victor Banjo a yoruba fought for biafra. Is that to say it was a Yoruba War?
We talking about the first coup of January 1966. Biafra was in 1967
Politics › Re: Gentlemen, I Have Just Been Informed That There Is Going To Be A Coup Tonight by attackgat: 4:32pm On Aug 20, 2016
StOla:
So there you have it, 1957. He was the very 1st graduate to enroll in the Nigerian Army. Ojukwu enrolled in 1958.

Nzeogwu and the others you mentioned were never mates of Olutoye.

So who is truly ignorant now?


[url]punchng.com/1966-coup-plotters-planned-make-awolowo-head-state-olutoye/[/url]
Your problem is that you don't know the difference between 'commission' and 'join'. Olutoye may have joined the Army in 1957, but he did not become a commissioned Military officer until 1960. Ojukwu had already completed his training and was already a commissioned officer in 1957. Olutoye hadn't even started his training then. Ojukwu was far senior to Olutoye. Even Olutoye said in the interview:

But when I asked what my job would be, I was told that I would be a clerk carrying files and I didn’t want a life of boredom. Not too long after, I went to the army headquarters in Apapa and said I wanted to join the army. There, I learnt that Emeka (Chukwuemeka Odumegwu) Ojukwu had just been employed as a graduate


Stop making blind aguement and read Olutoyes interview below


http://africanspotlight.com/2013/05/17/though-i-begged-major-nzeogwu-not-to-stage-1966-coup-he-ignored-me-gen-olutoye/
Politics › Re: Why I Fought On The Side Of Ojukwu, Biafra – Lt Fola Oyewole by attackgat: 4:01pm On Aug 20, 2016
T8ksy:
But there was an ethnic agenda by the ibos to dominate the rest of us even long before we got our independence from the Brits. In fact, ibos love of One Nigeria at that period in time definitely wasn't for the love they harbour for their fellow countrymen but rather for their covetous nature and greed.

Decree 34 make it possible for the ibos to proceed to the north and fill all the available civil posts in the region on account of the indigenes low educational status. Ironsi was warned against such promulgation but he was egged on by the ibo advisers, he surrounded himself with.
The same decree 34 made it possible for Yorubas to fill in positions in the North same as Igbos. You talk as if this decree was promulgated for Igbos alone. Funnily enough, when this same Decree 34 was removed by the Aburi agreement, not one Yoruba person protested when Gowon and his fellow Northerners enacted a far worse Decree a few months later where they abolished the 4 regions and created States and took away resource control. The Yorubas only know how to talk if it is the Igbos that did something, but if the almighty Nothern masters do the same, they will quickly go deaf and mute.
Politics › Re: Why I Fought On The Side Of Ojukwu, Biafra – Lt Fola Oyewole by attackgat: 3:53pm On Aug 20, 2016
Demmocrats:
Whether Youraba, Hausa or Igbo we are all one. When we start seeing our selves as one and forget about the hate which our fathers and grand fathers created among themselves because of different tribe we will move forward. Biafra, Southwest and Fulani-Hausa slave mentality was creatd by our fathers which has destroyed us, why should we inherent sins of the father and causing so much division.

#One Nigeria.
How are we one? What made us one? Because Lord Lugard came from Britain to say so? Why were we not one before Lugard came? Don't make me laugh. We have never been one and Nigeria is the same 'unity by force' it was when Lugard created it in 1914.


I'm quite surprised that a learned man like Awo Said "starvation is a legitimate weapon of war". Today, using starvation as an instrument of war ir regarded as a war crime at the ICC. The one thing that I'm happy about is that Awolowo never achieved his life long dream of being president of Nigeria. He was frustrated from the position by the very Northerners he served so diligently.
Politics › Re: Gentlemen, I Have Just Been Informed That There Is Going To Be A Coup Tonight by attackgat: 3:36pm On Aug 20, 2016
StOla:
The 1st coup was known as the coup of the 5 Majors, but in reality, it was the coup of the 7 Majors and 1 Captain.

Of the above 8 principal Characters, only 1 was Yoruba (Major Ademoyega), while the rest were all Igbos.

That some foot soldiers were Yoruba and Northerners is irrelevant to who masterminded the coup, and who ensured top Eastern politicians and officers were left untouched except the Quartermaster General, Col. Unegbu.
Major Ademoyega, Captain Adeleke and Lt Oyewole were all major participants of the coup. There is even talk that Lt. Colonels Fajuyi and Banjo were aware of the coup at the planning stage and gave their blessing. So how can it be an Igbo coup? Because the Igbos were the majority? That's not good enough to term it an Igbo coup
Politics › Re: Gentlemen, I Have Just Been Informed That There Is Going To Be A Coup Tonight by attackgat: 3:31pm On Aug 20, 2016
StOla:
Killed for no reason?

For what reason was Brig. Ademulegun and Maimalari killed?

For what reason was Col. Ralph Sodeinde and Mohammed Kur killed?

For what reason was Lt Col. Yakubu Pam and Abogo Largema killed?

Olutoye was enlisted as the very 1st university graduate officer of the Nigerian Army in 1956. He was never commissioned with a junior like Nzeogwu or Obasanjo.
All those people were killed for nothing just like Okonweze. However, this thread is about Okonweze and not about Abogo Lagema or Maimalari.

Who told you that Olutoye was the first graduate to join the Nigerian Army? Some of you like to speak out of ignorance despite having access to the Internet. Olutoye joined the Nigerian Army after he heard the Ojukwu had had been accepted as a graduate. He said it in the interview below


http://africanspotlight.com/2013/05/17/though-i-begged-major-nzeogwu-not-to-stage-1966-coup-he-ignored-me-gen-olutoye/
Pets › Re: A Dog Named "Buhari"; Police Intervention Necessary? by attackgat: 3:21pm On Aug 20, 2016
madenigga:
Ok chinakwe is igbo but Rotimi Amaechi is Niger deltan ryt?
There is no tribe in Nigeria called Niger Delta. When you find out the name of their tribes, come back and tell me
Pets › Re: A Dog Named "Buhari"; Police Intervention Necessary? by attackgat: 3:05pm On Aug 20, 2016
madenigga:
Shutup he is not an igbo man...
What is he then? Or didn't you catch his last name?
Politics › Re: State Of The Nation by attackgat: 1:23pm On Aug 20, 2016
BABANGBALI:
"GOD HELP AND BLESS NIGERIA"
How can God bless or help a British invented tool of oppression called Nigeria that wasted 3 million souls to justify its existence? If you were God, would you bless such a place?
Politics › Re: Gentlemen, I Have Just Been Informed That There Is Going To Be A Coup Tonight by attackgat: 1:16pm On Aug 20, 2016
rhymaster:
And what happened to Maimalari, Balewa, Ademulegun, Shodeinde, Ahmadu Bello, etc (13 in all) killed in the Ibo coup? When you kill others, you rationalize and justify it, when they revenge you cry victim!?? SMH for these people!
This type of reasoning is stale. It was not an Igbo coup. Major Ademoyega, Captain Adeleke and Lt Oyewole are not Igbos.

Second, those who carried out the coup were already detained, why kill those who were not involved like Okonweze?

Third, if you justify the killing of Okonweze because of Nzeogwu then you should justify the killing of IBB and Buhari because both men were coup plotters who killed people too.
Pets › Re: A Dog Named "Buhari"; Police Intervention Necessary? by attackgat: 10:48am On Aug 20, 2016
A clear case of an Igbo man being victimised by Northerners who control power
Politics › Re: Gentlemen, I Have Just Been Informed That There Is Going To Be A Coup Tonight by attackgat: 10:31am On Aug 20, 2016
Lt Colonel Gabriel Okonwze, an Asaba man and proud Igbo son. Him along with Chukwuma Kaduna Nzeogwu, Olusegun Obasunjo and Olutoye were all commissioned as officers in 1960. The Northerners just killed the young man for no reason
Politics › Re: My Dog " Buhari" Went Missing After My Freedom - Chinakwe by attackgat: 10:20am On Aug 20, 2016
Bluetooth2:
Common sense

A Niger delta man abandoned Jonathan yet decides to name his dog a northern name while an ibo lady neglected Ojuku and name her cat after a yoruba .

Other times you dont need the constitution to tell you what is wrong or right.
Politics › Re: My Dog " Buhari" Went Missing After My Freedom - Chinakwe by attackgat: 9:09am On Aug 20, 2016
Bluetooth2:
Common sense

A Niger delta man abandoned Jonathan yet decides to name his dog a northern name while an ibo lady neglected Ojuku and name her cat after a yoruba .

Other times you dont need the constitution to tell you what is wrong or right.
Right or wrong is not the issue here. The issue here is what is legal.
Politics › Re: Gentlemen, I Have Just Been Informed That There Is Going To Be A Coup Tonight by attackgat: 9:01am On Aug 20, 2016
Unfortunately for Lt Colonel Okonweze, the Notherners gunned him down after that speech.
Politics › Re: Ten Worst Nigerians In History by attackgat: 8:52am On Aug 20, 2016
1.Kaduna Nzeogwu: Led the first bloody coup in Nigeria, widely referred to as the founding father of disunity, hatred and tribalism. He murdered Ahmadu Bello in his residence and later on boasted about it in a video clip, his action led to the death of millions of his people,
Kaduna is the worst nigerian in the history of Nigeria.
Nzeogwu may have led the first coup, but he was definitely not the founding father of disunity. Nigeria was disunited long before Nzeogwu came along. Theere was serious political problems when Nzeogwu conducted his coup.
Politics › Re: Why Are Yorubas Obsessed With Niger Delta Oil When Lagos And Ondo Have Oil? by attackgat: 11:35pm On Aug 19, 2016
Not just Oil, obsessed about Nigeria. The one thing that I will never understand about Yorubas is that they were a people who were self Governing, had the Oyo Empire, had an Army led by the Aare Onakakanfo, had a central Government and a rich cultural history long before there was anything called 'Nigeria'. Today, the same people don't know anything except "Nigeria Forever". Some day, I hope someone can explain to me exactly what Lord Lugard did to them.
Politics › Re: Heart In The Rising Sun : Biafran Independence And The South East by attackgat: 10:52pm On Aug 19, 2016
AntiIPOOP:
History!
These pictures only show how right Ojukwu was to try and get his people away from Nigeria, an entity that is prepared to starve prople to death. Who in their right minds would want to be part of a country that is capable of such? Except a crazy person?
Politics › Re: My Dog " Buhari" Went Missing After My Freedom - Chinakwe by attackgat:
cheruv:
For the Igbos who still believe in one Nigeria, I hope its now clear that even a foreigner has more rights than them in this sham of a country called one Nigeria. You can imagine after all the humiliation,they mocked him by telling him to forget it all that we're "one Nigeria" undecided

Moreover what has the poor dog done to be murdered so brutally by northernershuh Doesn't it have the right to bear the name its loving master gave to it undecided ?

Nigeria needs to be flipped upside down!! angry
Some of our people are foolish. An Igbo man is thrown in jail by a non Nigerian, someone from Niger Republic and most probably a Muslim for exercising his constitutional right to name his Dog by any name he so wishes. He is persecuted for being Igbo because those who held him are Northerners. My fellow Igbos, 'one Nigeria' is a myth. You are treated according to your tribe and who is in control
Politics › Re: Why We Must All Insist On The Removal Of Murtala Mohammeds Picture From The N20 by attackgat(op): 10:16pm On Aug 19, 2016
misterawo:
In addition to the above, Murtala Mohammed supervised the execution of 300 worshippers at Christ Apostolic Church, Onitsha
That is also true. The worshippers were dragged out one by one and gunned down. Only one woman who lay under the dead bodies with gun shot wounds but managed to crawl away later and escaped to find help lived to tell the tale. I didn't mention this episode because it falls under the war crimes of Murtala which I already mentioned an example of in Asaba. This is the same man celebrated on the N20 note.
Politics › Re: Why We Must All Insist On The Removal Of Murtala Mohammeds Picture From The N20 by attackgat(op): 10:01pm On Aug 19, 2016
meccuno:
I keep wondering why at every post that relates to the Northerners written probably by someone from the SE, a yoruba person or people are usually the ones who defend them tooth and nail even if it is detrimental to their well being. I notice these things in all post. I think I need to do more research on this behavioural tendency. Whenever a story is written about the north, u see northerners defend them selves but have more yorubas defending. More. I see this very well on nairaland and facebook. I wonder why that's so. Just them. They never see anything wrong with the hausas
It's a master-slave relationship. The slave must always defend the master no matter what.
Politics › Re: Why Do Igbo's Hate Yoruba So Much Nd Wish Them Bad by attackgat: 3:46pm On Aug 19, 2016
EpicMaurice:
olamide is yoruba and phyno is igbo.
My girlfriend is yoruba and am igbo grin
so what else are you talking about
You can have a Yoruba girlfriend, even marry a Yoruba woman. It doesn't necessarily mean that you like Yorubas as a people. BTW, Phyno isn't Igbo.

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