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kevinscore:Yes, and Nigeria rewarded him by hanging him. He was a fool who fought for the wrong side just like Adaka Boro |
SuperS1Panther:Of course you would think so. But if anyone told you you have a joke of country, you would think otherwise. |
This is the most stupid thread I have ever read. OP, get a life. Your Nigerian military could not defeat Boko Haram in seven years but you think they can wipe out the SE? If you arm boys in just one local Government in the SE with the right weapons and training, your entire Military will not be able to capture that Local Government in 6 months. |
The OP keeps saying Igbo, Igbo, Igbo........... Niger-Delta, Niger-Delta. I wonder if he relises that Igbos are the single largest ethnic group in this so called Niger-Delta? |
OLADD:Of course he has a choice. If he doesn't implement it will you go and hold him? The report will never be implemented because the recommendations favour the South but not the North. |
I still say it now that Yorubas often follow the northerners like sheep being led to the slaughter house. Ojukwu went and negotiated a confederation in Aburi which he signed with Gowon in front of the president of Ghana. But when Gowon and his fellow broke this agreement by announcing the abolishment of the regions, the creation of 12 states and the removal of resource control. Instead of Awolowo and Yorubas to call Gowon to order, they helped Gowon to fight Ojukwu in the civil war to remove confederation. Even a blind man could see that Gowon broke the Aburi agreement in other to aid northern dominstion of Nigeria. Today, the Yoruba man is shouting "restructuring". But if the Country is restructured and the North don't like it, you can bet that the Yoruba man will again follow them like sheep being led to the slaughter house and they will fight again to return the country to unitary rule just like they did against Ojukwu in 1967. |
Tastemoney:They wouldn't teach that in primary School because the so called 6 political zones are not legal. |
SuperS1Panther:And at the end of the day, you will always come back to me to do 'one zoogeria'. That's why the joke will always be on you and I will have the last laugh. |
I heard that after shooting and killing unarmed Biafran protesters in Onitsha on Monday, the Soldiers,mostly of Northern origin started jubilating for a job well done |
SuperS1Panther:The helta-skelta you people are doing here on Biafran threads is enough indication that the SW hasn't the guts to be an independent nation despite all the chest beating about being great. I will start taking you people serious the day you people come out and say you don't need "one Nigeria" to survive. |
[b]Ohaneze while condemning the killings said it was convening an emergency “Ïmeobi” meeting to consider the next step to take. “We think it is inappropriate to use excessive force that will result in the death of so many people. We are going to convene an emergency meeting of the Imeobi to know the next step to take,” said the President-General of the association, Chief Enwo Igariwey. Speaking on the development, Ekweremadu drew the attention of the Senate to the bloodbath in the South-east noting that in view of the bloodshed witnessed in the country, security agencies must apply caution in containing peaceful rallies other than decimating young men and women. “Yesterday, I had a number of calls about the disturbing clashes between youths in different parts of the South-East, South-South and security agencies, leading to the death of many people, both of the young men and security personnel. “It is important that we rise to condemn any act of killing in any part of this country, especially the ones that concern the major part of our future, which remains the young men and women of this country. “We are now in a democracy and people should be entitled to speak their minds; to assemble under responsible and lawful circumstances; and the security agencies must also be responsible in dealing with those circumstances to ensure that lives are not lost unnecessarily”, he lamented Source: Pointblanknews [/b] |
OrlandoOwoh:No doubt that the Ijaw and other riverine people in the south of Nigeria adopted European names. But that does not mean they submitted themselves to imperialism. To give you an example of the Ijaw fight against British, Google the 'Akasa war'. You will read where the Ijaw chief of Nembe attacked the British garrison in Akasa, sacked the place and took over 60 British prisoners, 40 of which were later executed. The British later launched a counter attack and drove the Nembe chief into exile. |
SuperS1Panther:And yet you people are still running helta-skelta looking for who to do "one Nigeria" with? |
priceaction:Because historically, the Ijoid people just like their Igbo neigbours have always been a much more republican people who have hated imperialism from the word go. If we remember, the Ijaw and Igbo nations fought the British. After the British left, they continued fighting Nigeria. The Efik/Ibibio nation have been more docile. But from what Im hearing amongst them, things are changing. |
mukhcech:Oh really? Well Igbos do not kill people because of mere insults, and as such, they should not be in the same country with people who don't have that level of tolerance. |
After getting a confederation in Aburi, they all came together to fight Ojukwu 6 months later in a war in other to remove the same true federalism. After they won and put in their 'divide and rule' unitary system, today some of them are fighting for true federalism |
Ikem11:Absolutely pointless and probably written by another Yoruba who has vowed to die on top of Biafran matter. |
They killed an Igbo woman? All hail one Nigeria! |
IPOB is not about Ojukwu same way Nigeria is not about Lord Lugard |
babadee1:Even if this were true, it still comes down to control of the resources of their land which touches on the topic of sovereignty. Lest we forget, it is not the job of the southern minorties or any body for that matter to be providing billions of dollars from the Oil, Gas or otherwise to the Nigerian Government to be running Nigeria. If they are doing this, it is from the goodness of their heart and not because they owe anybody anything. It was their land, Oil and Gas long before Lugard came to create Nigeria. |
ejilife:It was truly a dark day. It pained me badly |
willibounce1:This 'African thinking' of yours is why Africa is not moving ahead. It is also the reason Nigeria can't progress as a country. What is "we must co-exist peacefully or get killed"? Is the person you want to co-exist with your Siamese twin? Is this the dark ages where people force other people to be with them? Even Britain that made you a "Nigerian" did not say to Scotland "we must co-exist", they gave them them option of going their own way as a civilised country should do through a referendum. But you as an African will be fighting everwhere to be with people who don't want to be with you. It is this "we must co-exist" nonsense that made Nigeria to come down to the east where people were enjoying their new found freedom to kill 3 million people. How do you expect to say "unity by force" and expect peace and progress at the same time? It does not work that way. It is the God given right of any of the indigenous ethnic nationalities in Nigeria to decide their fate and political destiny and if anyone denies them tht right runs the risk of causing violent agitation |
willibounce1:The unity of Nigeria? You mean the same unity Nigeria had to kill over 3 million for? Why is that unity so important? 150 years ago, there was no unity and no Nigeria but your ancestors survived. We did not kill each other. Since the so called 'unity', we have been killing each other in the millions. So what is the point of the unity? The Niger Delta Avengers are blowing up Oil installations but your Nigerian Government refused to engage them in dialogue. Yet the same Nigerian Government was in talks with Boko Haram. IPOB are protesting, your Nigerian government sent Soldiers to shoot them. If the so called "unity of Nigeria" is responsible for so many deaths and destruction, then of what use is it to anyone? |
My father is an ex-Biafran soldier. As much as there are many books written about Biafra, it also good to get the authentic story from someone was present and on the ground when the whole thing was happening. My father told me that the reason he fought against Nigeria was his belief that it is the right of the Igbos to decide their fate and to decide if they wish to be part of Nigeria or not. My father told me stories of the frontlines, the friends and comrades he lost. It was with that knowledge that on Monday I went, to a Biafran remembrance day gathering. On my way there, I knew that I could be arrested, shot at even killed by the Nigerian security services. As we all know, mere sympathising with Biafra in the wrong place and at the wrong time can be a death sentence in Nigeria. But I had to go because I knew that I was not doing anything wrong by going to remember our war dead. We gathered and prayed for them, we honoured them. Luckily for us, there were no security agents around to cause trouble and we all went back home after the remembrance. It was with heavy heart that I learnt that other people in other states were not so lucky. Many were killed in Onitsha and Asaba. The deaths are a reminder that Nigeria is still very much what Lord Lugard created it to be, an intrument of exploitation and oppression against the indigenous people of the land. I can only quote what Asari Dokubo said in a video on YouTube: As long as Nigeria refuses to address the issue of people who have been dispossessed of their lands and sovereignty, there will never be peace |
willibounce1:Typical Nigerian. You expect to one day be a great nation by supporting evil, destruction and subjugation. You might as well hope to one day get water from stone. |
I saw the video of him lying on the grass dead. I heard someone comment that he came from Enugu to Onitsha for the Biafran remembrance day. It is the height of evil for Soldiers to go to a church and shoot unarmed people. But that is the evil of the entity called Nigeria. Killing people in the name of "one Nigeria". Forcing people who want their God given right to be free to belong to a white man invention called 'Nigeria'. I pray that the family has the fortitude to bear the loss. His death is a reminder that freedom is one of the very few things in life worth dying for. His death is a reminder of the evil Nigeria stands for. One day we shall get there. Adieu Bro, your legacy will mean nothing in Nigeria, but it will mean everything in the land of the rising Sun. RIP |
willibounce1:Oh really? You probably heard about the killing of Biafran activist for many years now, since the days of Uwazuruike. There were no police or Army casualties. You only heard about the killing of Nigerian security forces this week. Have you commended the Biafra activists for not retaliating all these years? So it is unarmed civilians that are good to shoot? For your information, the constitution allows us all to defend our lives against anyone, be it a uniformed security personel or not, who unduely or unnecessarily risks the life of others. |
OLADD:The unity of the country cannot take preeminence over the lives of the indigenous people of the land. You cannot claim to have a country without the sovereign consent of all involved and Nigeria does not have this, it never did. While it is true that the implementation of the confab recommendations would have gone a long way to calm the restive nerves of the SS/SE people, the truth is that there is another section of the country who are agitating against it. They are the ones currently holding the levers of power. Fair to say that the confab report will never be implemented while a northern president is in Aso Rock. In the meantime, the SE/SS will remain ever restive. |