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The President, Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, has renamed the University Of Nigeria Nsuka (UNN) Chinua Achebe University (CAU).
In his democracy day Broadcast this Morning, The President confirmed the new name of for the university saying that it was a way to honour the great literary genius Chinua Achebe.

You can Call muslim all sort of name but that aint nothing that can sway our rooted faith.

We shall remain resolute and for you, by you comment we shall know you

You can Call muslim all sort of name but that aint nothing that can sway our rooted faith.

We shall remain resolute and for you, by you comment we shall know you

Evidence emerged last night that one of the suspects involved in the killing of the British soldier Lee Rigby was well known to anti-terror police and the security services for at least three years before the brutal Woolwich attack. Michael Adebolajo was arrested in Kenya under suspicion of being at the centre of an al-Qa'ida-inspired plot in 2010, The Independent on Sunday can reveal.

He was one of seven men arrested by Kenyan police after landing on an island off the Kenyan coast in November 2010. Local press reports of the arrests referred to Mr Adebolajo as a "Nigerian with a British passport" who was "suspected of masterminding the racket". Police claimed the men were travelling to Somalia to join the ranks of the al-Shabaab terrorist group. His family claimed he was held in detention and tortured before being deported back to Britain without charge.

After the incident, members of his family said he was "pestered" by MI5 agents pressuring him to become an informant for them and infiltrate radical Islamic extremist groups. Relatives said other family members were also harassed and questioned by the UK authorities. In an exclusive interview with The IoS, Mr Adebolajo's brother-in law claimed constant demands to get him to spy on Muslim clerics might have pushed him over the edge.

The allegation that MI5 knew of Mr Adebolajo's radical views for so long has increased the pressure on the intelligence services over their failure to recognise the scale of the threat he posed, amid the fall-out from the shocking killing of Drummer Rigby last Wednesday.

A friend of Mr Adebolajo has told the BBC that MI5 had attempted to recruit the suspected killer six months ago. It was also reported last night that Michael Adebowale, who was arrested alongside Mr Adebolajo following the soldier's killing, had been detained by police two months ago.

Sir Malcolm Rifkind, who leads the body that oversees the work of the intelligence services, said the organisations had "serious questions to answer". The MI5 chief, Andrew Parker, will provide a written report on the incident this week, before he is called before the Intelligence and Security Committee (ISC).

But Sir Malcolm, who is chairman of the ISC, pledged that the committee would also use new powers to force intelligence agencies to hand over all confidential documents relating to the case.

Abu Zuybyr, who is married to Mr Adebolajo's sister, Christiana, said last night that his brother-in-law had recently been "elated" following the birth of his child. But added: "Then things became a little strange."

Speaking from a café in the shadow of a mosque in an east Lancashire town, just before midday prayers, Mr Zuybyr said: "Why did he suddenly flip?" As family members struggled for explanations for Mr Adebolajo's actions, they speculated that pressure from the security services to turn informer may have pushed him to act.

"That is what the [Mr Adebolajo's] family is saying; that the secret service pushed him over the edge," his brother-in-law claimed.

They insisted that Mr Adebolajo's character changed markedly in 2010, after a visit to Kenya – where, they say, he had gone to study Arabic and Islam with imams in mosques in Nairobi.

But an investigation by The IoS has revealed that Mr Adebolajo – officially described as "Mr Michael Olemindis Ndemolajo" – was one of seven youths arrested by Kenyan police on suspicion of trying to join the ranks of the al-Shabaab terrorist group in Somalia.

The young men had gone on a speedboat from Lamu island to Kizingitini, Pate island, where they were arrested by police who were waiting for them after a tip off. The group he was travelling with, which included two secondary-school boys, had been radicalised during weekly visits to a mosque in Mombasa, according to police sources.

They were thrown in jail and "the suspect from Nigeria" accused police of torturing him, according to local reports.

"We are being tortured by the police and we haven't eaten for two days now," he was quoted as saying. "We have been denied the right to talk to our family members and lawyer. We are being treated as criminals and we are innocent."

Kenyan media stated: "The Nigerian, Mr Michael Olemindis Ndemolajo, is said to have travelled from the UK to join the group."

He was kept in jail for several days before being deported back to Britain, "after it was established that his travelling documents were genuine and that he lacked a criminal record", according to The Nation newspaper. Mr Adebolajo's family said he had been told he would be hanged or beheaded, but after he had appeared in court he was freed to return to Britain. Relatives said they believed the release came after they had alerted local MPs and the Foreign Office. The decision has raised questions over official involvement in Mr Adebolajo's release – and the true extent of his connections with the intelligence services since he returned home to the UK.

Mr Zuybyr claimed his brother-in-law had been tortured violently, threatened with rape and his private parts had been grabbed.

Mr Zuybyr also alleged that, when Mr Adebolajo returned to Britain, he had been pestered by MI5 about informing for them. He added that other members of the family had been quizzed about Mr Adebolajo in an effort to put pressure on him.

Mr Adebolajo's elder brother, Jeremiah, had gone to Saudi Arabia to teach English, but had been arrested and harassed by the authorities about his brother. And Mr Zuybyr himself said that when he went to Yemen four years ago to learn Arabic with his new wife, he was rounded up and questioned at gunpoint.

He added: "When I came back to Britain, MI5 contacted me and showed significant interest in Michael. I was harassed for a while, with constant calls from people claiming to be from the FBI." Mr Zuybyr and his wife left their family in London and moved to east Lancashire, but he said MI5 had still tracked him down and questioned him about his brother-in-law.

Sir Malcolm made it clear last night that MI5 would be closely questioned about any suggestion that it had been in contact with the two men arrested in connection with Drummer Rigby's death.

He said: "I have been following all the news items and you can certainly assume that any of these serious allegations will be put to the intelligence agencies."

Colonel Richard Kemp, former commander of British forces in Afghanistan and a past chairman of the Government's Cobra intelligence committee, conceded that MI5 and the police could possibly have done more to prevent the shocking murder.

But, he added: "It would have required probably significant additional resources, so that they can increase the number of suspects they monitor. Even though these two were on their radar, they have to prioritise who they look at, because surveillance, monitoring and communications is all very expensive. And maybe they need more resources to do that if it is necessary to widen the net, which I think probably it is."

EDL marches in Newcastle

An estimated 2,000 English Defence League supporters paraded through Newcastle upon Tyne city centre yesterday as right-wing groups appeared to be gaining followers in the wake of Drummer Lee Rigby's death. Two weeks ago it was thought about 500 would attend.

Yesterday's demonstration, which was met by around 400 anti-fascist protestors, passed without major incident after 1,000 officers lined the streets, Northumbria Police said, adding that there were "a number" of arrests for drunkenness, or to prevent public order offences. The BNP (British National Party) has said it will march on Saturday in Woolwich, where the soldier lost his life last week.

The young father's killing provoked a backlash across the country, with many reported incidents of mosques being attacked and racial abuse.

Paul Cahalan

SOURCE;
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/crime/ios-exclusive-mi5-tried-to-recruit-woolwich-attack-suspect-michael-adebolajo-8632398.html?fb_action_ids=10151942451004428&fb_action_types=og.recommends&fb_source=other_multiline&action_object_map=%7B%2210151942451004428%22%3A658780514138026%7D&action_type_map=%7B%2210151942451004428%22%3A%22og.recommends%22%7D&action_ref_map=%5B%5D

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This is indeed a case of circumstance or better still she is just not comfortable snubbing the president of the nation.

Check out the following answers and reactions:-

GEORGE W BUSH:
We don't really care why the chicken crossed the road. We just want to know if the chicken is on our side of the road or not.
The chicken is either against us or for us.
There is no middle ground here.

BILL GATES:
I have just witnessed eChicken2012 which will not only cross roads, but will lay eggs, file your important documents, and balance your checkbook; internet explorer is an integral part of eChicken.

MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR:
I have a dream... and envision a world where all chickens will be free to cross roads without having their motives called into question.

GEJ:
I guess it's a manifestation of our transformation agenda for fresh air. Meanwhile, we'll set up a committee to look into that and probably grant the chicken amnesty.

PATIENCE JONATHAN
You see, i don't knew why the chicken wil behaviourance like that,the only things i can said is that the chicken can be an prostitute

GANI:
Why wont the chicken cross the road? When there is no light in her house. No fuel in her car!No food in her stomach! No job to do! Armed robbers are after her eggs, the schools are closed,..... ....why wont it cross to the other side?

HON PATRIC OBAHIAGBON:
The question strikes to mind a perpendicularit­­­y of oblivious occurrences. The rationale for the crawling species of the hen folk for advancing across the Broadway to the obvious greener side, portray a phantasmagoric allegory in my homosapious mind, that there is a reason. The metaphoric proposition may be that it is going to cast its vote for Fresh Democratic Party and hence justifying it subconscious mind that she has done her civil biddings.

NSCDC LAGOS CHAIRMAN
The reason the chicken crossed the road is only going to remain known by my oga at d top,I cannot categorically tell you the reason why the chicken crossed the road now and my oga now tells you another reason later.Daz All.

So, Why do you think the chicken crossed the road?

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" For now, for the
benefit of those interested in who owns
what and from where, below are the facts
about indigenous companies operating in
the upstream sector of our oil and gas
industry: Alfred James Petroleum, granted
OPL 302 for ten years on June 26, 1991
has as directors Adewunmi Sijuade, Goke
Sijuade, Adedeji Sijuade, Olayinka Sijuade,
Adeyemi Osiyemi and Femisola Awosika
with A. O. Adeyinka as chairman. Solgas
Nigeria Limited, granted OPL 226 for five
years on February 27, 1991 has as directors
Oscar P. Udoji, P.E Udoji, E.E. Nwosu with
J.O. Udoji as chairman. NorthEast
Petroleum, granted OPL 215, 840 and 902
on October 21, 1991 for ten years has as
directors Kommer Complex Limited,
Nwokema, Ngozi Mbu, Abubakar Jubril and
Ashiru B. Aliu, A. Ayankoya with Saleh
Jambo as chairman. Optimum Petroleum
granted OPL 310 for ten years on February
3, 1992 has as directors R.D. Adelu, Yusuf
N’jie and O.A. Aremu with Ibrahim Bunu
as chairman. Sunlink Petroleum, granted
OPL 238 for five years and OPL 311 for ten
years both on January 21, 1993 has as
directors Olaniyi Olumide, Hayford Alile,
Samuel Bolarinde, Richard Adelu, Martin
Olisa, John Brunner and Emmanuel Ojei.
Express Petroleum, granted OPL 108 and
227 for 20 years on November 1, 1995,
has as directors Ahmadu Rufai Dantata,
Tajudeen Dantata, Dalhatu Gwarzo, Lawan
Omar with Aminu Alhassan Dantata as
chairman. Dubri Oil Co. Nig Ltd, granted
OPL 96 for 20 years on August 6, 1987 has
as directors B.N. Itsueli, C.A Itsueli, O.O.
Itsueli, A.E. Ihuegbu with U.J Itsueli as
chairman. Amni International Petroleum,
granted OPL 112 and 117 for 20 years on
February 2, 1998 and August 2, 1999
respectively, has as directors E.C. Edozien,
Tunde Afolabi with Sani Bello as chairman.
Atlas Petroleum International Nigeria
Limited, granted OPL 109 for 20 years on
May 25, 1996 has as directors Umaru
Ndanusa, Ikechukwu Joseph, Mohammadu
Murtala with Arthur Eze as chairman.
Consolidated Oil, granted OPL 103 on June
2, 1993 for 20 years and OPL 458 and 136
for five years in 1998 and 2006
respectively, has as directors O. Adenuga
and Ebi Omatsola with Mike Adenuga as
chairman. Oriental Energy Resources
granted OPL 115 for 20 years on May 5,
1999, has as directors Usman Danburan,
Jubrilla Mohammed Indimi with the senior
Mohammed Indimi as chairman. Cavendish
Petroleum Nigeria Limited granted OPL
110 for 20 years on August 7, 1996, has as
director Gambo Gubio with Mai Deribe as
chairman. Allied Energy Resources Nigeria
Limited granted OPL 120 and 121 on
February 27, 2001 has Mickey Lawal as a
director with Kase Lawal as chairman. Peak
Petr granted OPL 122 on May 17, 2001 for
20 years, has as directors Adekunle
Olumide, W. Bolaji, Florence D. Oluokun
and Ayodeji Oluokun with M. A. Oluokun
as chairman. Summit Oil Nigeria Limited
granted OPL 205 and 206 on September 2,
1990 for 20 years, has as directors L.K.O
Abiola and Radio Communications Nig Ltd
with M.K.O Abiola as chairman. Crownwell
Petr Limited granted OPL 305 and 306 in
August 1993 for 10 years has S. K Adejumo
as director with Sagir Kumashi as chairman.
Famfa Oil Limited granted OPL 216 (OML
127) for ten years in August 1993 has as
director Folorunsho Alakija with Modupe
Alakija as chairman. MoniPulo ganted OPL
114, 239, 234 and 231 for 20 years in
1999, 2008, 2008 and 2007 respectively
has as Director F.A. Agama with O. B.
Lulu-Briggs as chairman. Yinka Folawiyo
Petroleum Company, granted OPL 113 for
20 years on June 11, 1998, has as directors
S. T. Folawiyo, T.B Folawiyo with W. I.
Folawiyo as chairman. Zebbra Energy
Limited granted OPL 248 for 20 years on
April 4, 2004 has as directors S.A. Okolo,
Boni Madubunyi, Zimako O. Zimako with
A.B.C. Orijako as chairman. Oil and Gas
Limited granted OPL 249 and 140 for 10
years on May 5, 2003 and 2006
respectively has as director M.O Idrisu
with Reggie Uduhim as chairman.
Continental Oil and Gas Limited granted
OPL 59 for 30 years on June 6, 1998, has
as directors Agbolade Paddy, Subair Shefiu
with Mike Adenuga as chairman. Emerald
Energy Resources Limited granted OML
141 on August 10, 2001 for five years has
as directors J.O Amaefule, P. L. Caldwell,
A.C Uzoigwe, Amos NUR, C. N. Chieri,
Femi Akingbe, F. A, Njoku with Emmanuel
Egbogah as chairman. OrantoPetr Limited
granted OPL 320 March 2002 for 10 years
has Arthur Eze as chairman. Dajo Oil
Limited granted OPL 320 for 20 years on
March 23, 2004, has as directors R.B.
Domingo, M.O Domingo, UR. Domingo
with Domingo Obande as chairman.
Malabu, granted OPL 245 has Dan Etete as
chairman. Orient Energy granted OPL 915
and 916 has N. Nwawka as director and
Emeka Anyaoku as chairman. Sahara
Energy Exploration granted OPL 284, 228
and 332 in 2005 and 2006 has Buba Lawal,
Cole Tonye and Odunsi Ade as directors.
Enageed Resources Limited granted OPL
274 in 2007 has Buba Lawal, Cole Tonye
and Odunsi Ade as directors. Seplat
granted OPL 4, 38and 41 in 2010 with ABC
Orjiako and Austin Avuru as directors.
Ekcrest E &P Limited was granted OPL 40
in 2012 with Emeka Offor as chairman.
First Hydrocarbon was granted OPL 26 in
2011 with O. A. Azazi as chairman.
Neconde was granted OPL 42 in 2011 with
Amesi Azudialu, John Umeh and Nnnena
Obiejesi as directors. Niger Delta Western
was granted OPL 34 in 2012 with
Olayiwola Fatona, David Richards, P.O.
Balogun and T. Omisore as directors.
Newcross Petroleum granted OPL 276 with
Prince Sijuade and Bolaji Ogundare as
directors. Transcorp granted OPL 281 in
2011 with Jim Ovia, Tony Elumelu, Femi
Otedola, Funso Lawal, Jacob Ajekigbe, Tony
Ezenna, Ndi Onyiuke Okereke, Fola Adeola
and Nicholas Okoye as directors. Starcrest,
Cross River Energy and NPDC granted OPL
242 in 2011 with Emeka Offor and Chris
Garuba as directors. Starcrest granted OPL
291 with Emeka Offor, Gidado Idris and
Yzoni Yaw as directors. South Atlantic
(SAPETRO) granted OPL 246 (130) for 20
years on February 22, 1998 has Miguel
Guerrero, Joy Ikiebe and Guerrrero as
directors with T.Y. Danjuma as chairman.
OANDO granted OPL 278/236 in 2005and
2006 has Magoro, J. A Tinubu, O. Boyo,
M.O Osunsanya, O. Adeyemo, O. Akpata,
Oba Gbadebo, A. Peppe and Appiah Korang
as directors. Ashbert granted OPL 325 has
Albert Esiri and Ifeoma Esiri as directors.
Oil World granted OPL 241 in 2007 has
Gbenga Olawepo, Adekunle Akintola,
Ibukun Olawepo and Rachael Akintola as
directors. Pan Ocean granted OPL 98/275
in 1976 and 2007 has F. A Fadeyi, M.D.
Yusuf and S.D Adebiyi as directors.
Cleanwater Consortium granted OPL 289
in 2007 with Arumeni-Ikhide Joseph, Okey
Nzenwa and Abu Ibrahim as directors.
Afren Global Energy Resources granted
OPL 907/917 I 2005and 2008 with Rilwan
Lukman, Osmah Shahenshah, Evert Jan
Mulder, Peter Bingham, Guy Pass, Bet
Cooper, Constantine and Egbert Imomoh
as directors. Centrica/CCC/All Bright
Consortium granted OPL 276 and 283 in
2005 and 2006 has Jake Mirica and John
Sheers as directors. Gas Transmission and
Power Limited granted OPL 905 in 2005
has Ahmed Joda, Babangida Hassan
Katsina, Makoji Aduku and Abubakar Joda
as directors. Global Energy Company
Limited granted OPL 135 in 2005 and 2010
has S.A Onabiyi, M.A Koshoni, T.T Anyasho
and J.N Obiago as directors. New Nigeria
Development Company granted OPL 733,
809, 810 and 722 has Northern States
Governors as directors. Tenoil Petroleum
Energy Services Limited granted OPL 2008
in 2007 has Jim Ovia, Tony Elumelu, Femi
Otedola, Jacob Ajekigbe, Tony Ezenna, Ndi
Okereke Onyiuke, Fola Adela, Funso Lawal
and Nicholas Okoye as directors with Tony
Elumelu as chairman. Before I throw in a
few words on the foregoing, it is important
to reveal also who the License
Shareholders in our Marginal fields are:
Niger Delta company was granted the
Ogbele field (OML 54) in 1999 with Aret
Adams, Uduimo Itsueli, Sammy Olagbaju,
David Richard, Udi Ibru and Fatona Layi as
shareholders. Prime Petroleum Limited
and Suffolk Petroleum Limited (in ratio
51/49) have Asaramaroru field (OML 11)
granted in 2003 with MacPepple Henry,
Macpepple Joy, Macpepple Emmanuel,
Macpepple Elfrida and Macpepple Victoria
as shareholders. Oriental Energy has Owok
field (OML 67) granted in 2006 with Alhaji
Indimi and Usman Danburran as
shareholders. The same company also has
Ebok field awarded in 2007. Universal
Energy has Stubb Creek field (OML 13/14)
with Amana Nkoyo, Mianaekere Nelson,
Abubakar Hayatu, Mboho Emmanuel, Ekpo
Akpan, Inyang Etim (Akwa Ibom govt)
awarded in 2003. Uerafric Energy Limited
has Dawes Island field (OML 54), granted
in 2003 with Onoh Anthony, Onoh
Christiana, Onoh Ngozi, George Udoekong
and Nwauche Erastus as shareholders.
Pillar Oil Limited has Umusati/Igbuku field
(OMOL 56) since 2003 with Onosode G.
O., Fadahunsi O., Amakiri J. Hassan-Katsina
Usman, Tonwe Basife, Obaseki Godwin,
Akpoyomare Ambrose, Fisher Abayomi,
Anaekwena Anthony, Avuru Spencer,
Onosode Spencer and Hassan-Katsina
Babangida as shareholders. Bayelsa Oil
Company Limited has Atala field (OML 46)
with Bayelsa Government, Brigidi David,
Alamieyesheiga Anitonbrapa, Ifimain Ekine,
Jonathan Selereipre, Enddeley Francis,
Chitwetelu Chris, Williams E."
.... Segun Adeniyi

You are looking for peace between Igbo and Yoruba.. I just hope this peace strategy is not to consolidate and form alliance against the North (Hausas) If na so, The process will never work In Sha Allahu...Cos this Country belongs to us all.

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350k?

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Ward1 Adeyemi college ondo, election results LP- 118 Pdp-22, ACN-
13

Apoti,ilara-mokin....ACN-19, LP-41, PDP-14....
Akoko
north-west,oyin/oge unit....ACN14, LP-15, PDP-2

Akoko south-west, Supare2,unit 10....ACN-19, LP-95, PDP-28

Okitipupa Constituency1 ILUTUN WARD2 ILADO1 014: LP 43, PDP33, ACN 20

Ese Odo Local Govt Ward: Apoi Unit: open space at Katunri Result: LP - 48 ACN - 06, PDP - 12

Okitipupa LGA IDITALA1, ILUTUNTUN WARD 2 LP33 PDP12 ACN5

Erekiti Ward,Oriola/Surulere Unit1....LP-48, PDP-34, ACN-19,we can confirm to you that Aketi lost his ward to
Mimiko

OPEN LETTER OF RESIGNATION TO ODUMEGWU OJUKWU
FROM Robert S. Goldstein
Public Relations Representative of Biafra in the United States
(Published in the Morning Post, Lagos, August 17, 1968)

As your Public Relation's Representative in the United States, it is my distasteful duty to tender my resignation based on the following points:

POINT 1 - In November of 1967 when we met in Umuahia, you and your Cabinet were very impressive. You told me of the woes of your little Republic, that thousands of people had died, were dying and more were prepared to die for freedom's sake.
You and your Cabinet told me you believed world opinion would help your cause if you could get your story across.
You expressed the opinion that very few if any people in the United States knew of the plight of the Biafrans.
You asked me to tell the world that Britain had teamed up with Russia in a conspiracy with the Federal Government of Nigeria to murder every Ibo in Biafra. You suggested I use my talents to induce the Press to write about the Biafran side of the war, as at that time all news came out of Lagos.
You will recall I did not take the asssignment that day but stayed on several days before deciding to take that job.
To help win the peace
At that time I stated to you and your cabinet that I was taking the assignment making it crystal clear I would try my best to help win the peace not the war.

POINT TWO - I immediately arranged the first world Press conference in Biafra inviting the US Press as well as journalists and television people from England, France, Switzerland, Africa and other parts of the Globe. This was the first news break through. I arranged regular trips into Biafra for the world Press, helped set up stringers, etc., so that your statements and the statements of your Cabinet would be heard.
At that time, I was absolutely positive you were right and your cause was a just one in the best interests of the free world and your countrymen.

POINT THREE - Finally the Republic of Biafra was recognized first by Tanzania, then quickly followed by Gabon, the Ivory Coast and Zambia. Our public relations work was paying off, world opnion was starting to side with us.
Peace talks were arranged at Kampala. I thought that if anyone walked away from the table it would be the Federal Government. But to my dismay it was Biafra that left the Conference. After all the fighting and killing, I knew that peace would not come easy but I could not understand leaving the Peace Conference until the last point was negotiated and the avenue explored.

POINT FOUR - Then urgent telex messages were received from 'Biafra' telling of tens of thousands of people starving in the refugee camps, the villages, the bush country - stating if something werent done in the next few months over a million women, children and aged would be starved to death. I immediately contacted the Press, urgently petitioned the State Department for action on their part. Food, medicine and milk were sent to the only available ports open for immediate shipment to 'Biafra' via land routes through Federal and Biafra territory, under the auspices of world organizations such as the International Red Cross among others.
Then came the incredible answer from 'Biafra' that land corridors could not be acceptable until there was a complete ceasefire, and that an airlift was the only solution to feed the starving.
You then appeared before the various Heads of State and representatives of the OAU at Niamey in Niger. I fully expected you to at least accept the world help that was offered your starving throngs. However, you delayed, hoping to use these unfortunates with world sympathy on their side as a tool to further your ambition to achieve war concessions at the upcoming peace talks in Addis Ababa. Thus innocent victims continue to perish needlessly of starvation, the most agonising death that can befall any living creature.

POINT FIVE - This was incredible to me. I am now convinced that I have been used by you and your cabinet to help in military adventures of your origin....using your starving hordes as hostages to negotiate a victory.
If at some later date, following the isuance of this letter, you do concede to allow a mercy land corridor...would you expect me to agree to espouse before the world Press the incredible delay of your decision. What explanation could I honestly give for the needless prolongation of this horror.
Inconceivable acts
I pray this communication may in some small way influence you to move affirmatively, allowing the mercy land corridor to be born.
It is inconceivable to me that you would stop the feeding of thousands of your countrymen (under auspicies of world organizations such as the International Red Cross, World Council of Churches and many more) via a land corridor which is the only practical way to bring in food to help at this time. It is inconcivable to me that men of good faith would try to twist world opinion in such a manner as to deceive people into believing that the starvation and hunger that is consuming 'Biafra' is a plot of Britian, Nigeria and others to commit genocide.

POINT SIX - I cannot in all conscience serve you any longer. Nor can I be a party to suppressing the fact that your starving thousands have the food, medicine and milk available to them.....it can and is ready to be delivered through international organizations to you. Only your constant refusal has stopped its delivery.
I am this date, tendering my resignation and am returning to Mr. Collins Obih of the African Continental Bank all the fees you have given me (Letter of Credit No. 354 $400,000 US.)
I have sent your representative in New York a Bond in the amount of 800.000 pounds that I was holding in your behalf. I have also this date, sent the Bond of 200,000 pounds issues by the Central Bankl of Nigeria back to them for disposal.

POINT SEVEN - I am now convinced that one Nigeria is the only solution to peace. I also call upon you Mr. Ojukwu to allow your starving people to be fed. Their well-being is of deep concern to me as well as other right thinking people of the world. Your acting in the utmost haste in this matter is in my opinion the first step toward any lasting peace in your country."

THE POINT IS THIS, IT IS TIME WE MOVED ON AND STOPPED DRAGGING OURSELVES BACK TO AN ERA IN OUR HISTORY WHERE NO SIDE CAN CLAIM COMPLETE INNOCENCE OR COMPLETE GUILT. WE HAVE BIGGER PROBLEMS IN NIGERIA.

Some people just need their head to be examined, How on Earth can you say Muslim are the Problem of the World. I want to believe that those that murdered the Uniport student without any iota of pity and the bunch of devils inciting are all muslim http://www.igbese.com/2012/10/07/viewer-description-video-of-the-4-uniport-students-burnt-alive-for-stealling-phones-and-laptops/#.UHGL166a19M.
Wake my Guy.... Hatred breed in the heart of Man and without religion, Man is a walking devil.

At Ganys, Any update on the Plane.