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Those people with Dreads I used to call them "Artificial Were" man made madness. Those people with Dada I call them "choose to be mad" those are the people under spiritual enslavement due to one stupid doctrine. I know some chronic mad men/women that their Dreads are even better than those artificial mad Men and women. God created human beings perfectly but human beings decided to condemn the work of God on them.


I pity those Celestial, Cherubim and Rastafarian fellows. I think it's high time you think from your thinking faculties and cure yourself from a spiritual schizophrenia.

Hmmm... Guy your name said it all

conductor2:
APGA go to hell. As an Anambra first son, me and my family we're not voting anything.

Even former CAN president keeps beards and there's no way you see Jesus fake photo without beards. Despite the fact that it is obvious that the picture of Jesus is fake some people are still bowing for the pics especially those people that have the cross as chain bracelet etc

but at least it will be in the museum of history

People will remember him for that... Kudos

Beverages:
Oga abba kyari, enjoy your small fame while it last....


But remember, A hunter who caught an elephant with charms is only honoured for a while......



The Best Time To Quit The Stage Is When The Ovation Is Loudest...

I wouldn't blame you much probably you are suffering from historical hemispherectomy or historiographical schizophrenia. The key coupist...



1.Festus Okotie-Eboh, 2.Kaduna Nzeogwu
3.Timothy Onwuatuegwu
4.Emmanuel Ifeajuna
5.Adewale Ademoyega
6Chris Anuforo
7.Humphrey Chukwuka
.Don Okafor

The question is that why the coup slammed some of the Hausa vibrant politicians. Balewa the prime minister was killed and left behind the ceremonial president, Ahmadu Bello was assassinated etc... S. L. A, a yoruba eloquent politician was also killed.

I can't recollect whether any great political icon among the Igbo was also toppled by the coup.


In conclusion, who came to power after the Coup

Butterworth:
1. Major Chukwuma Kaduna
Nzeogwu(Delta Igbo)
2. Major Adewale Ademoyega
(Yoruba) author of "Why we
struck"
3. Capt. G. Adeleke(Yoruba) 4. Maj. Ifeajuna(Igbo)
5. Lt. Fola Oyewole(Yoruba)
author of "The reluctant rebel"
6. Lt. R. Egbiko(Esean)
7. Lt. Tijani Katsina(Hausa/
Fulani) 8. Lt. O. Olafemiyan(Yoruba)
9. Capt. Gibson Jalo(Bali)
10. Capt. Swanton(Middle Belt)
11. Lt. Hope Harris Eghagha
(Urhobo)
12. Lt. Dag Warribor(Ijaw) 13. 2nd Lt. Saleh Dambo(Hausa)
14. 2nd Lt. John Atom Kpera
(Tiv).

I hope it will help cure your ignorance.

History was removed in our schools and replaced with religion to keep people like you DUMB.

The question is that who masterminded the 1966 coup . . .

All still the same Afonja Bank but Biafra customers

alcmene:
Afonja bank been ACCOMMODATING all manner of illicit funds from all all manner of crooked men.

In fact they directly and indirectly aided the kidnap of Nigerians.

Nollywood will soon come up with the movie title "Evans Desperado"

[quote author= post=57689863]Honestly I see Nigerians as very happy people; whatever happens good or bad will be used as a joke or even for advert
For example. You will soon hear "Buy Evans paracetamol it will kidnap all your headache"

Naija my country, I hail una!![/quote]

Who knows may be the have removed the bullets

MrIcredible:
This our police men lacks professionalism. How can they place a "loaded" gun near the accomplice?

WHAT IF SHE PICKS IT UP AND STARTS SHOOTING EVERYONE?

MUMU PEOPLE

It's written boldly in the Bible that we shall change the language of the world so that the entire nation can worship God in one language... Thank there are CHRISTIANS among the legislature and acting president is a Christian

What about the Communal war in Ebonyi. You haven't secured the Republic yet, yet you have started executing each other.

Even the youngest nation in Africa South Sudan is in a state of Coma. Blaming herself for secession, the tribes there i.e nuer and dimka are unsettle engage in bloody bullet exchange

Biafra is the problem of Biafra, a Food for thought

GodIsBiafran:
The zoological Republic is to blame for corrupting the GREAT IGBO spirit. Give us Biafra now!

According to the verse you quoted John 3:16 for God so love the world... But mind you, the only begotten son has been removed from the latest Bible. Furthermore, Jesus is not only begotten son according to the Bible.

judedwriter:
That is what mark twain said about the book that inspired the eternal salvation of millions of people...unfortunately not his salvation...unless he believed in the author of this book at the time of his death..he is eternally damned! John 3:16

This is what Mark Twain said about the book that inspired all Christians....

Afromalaika:
I just counted the people in d pix plus d statue itself...they are not up to TEN (10). Chai... Igbo get sense like kilometres. Upon all d mouth.

What of the person take the shot

Yes I think it call for celebration, at least it will change the notion of some people who believe that all Nigerians are criminals abroad.


When you get there emulate those people and try to be part of those that will retrieve the lost glory of our dearest dying nation

deedeedeee2:
What is it to celebrate in this? Has this brought good roads, electricity, good education, good health care system to this country?
When Obama became president of U.S.A, how did it benefit the average man in kenya?
To be sincere, i really dont know what it is to celebrate in this.
Ilu yii gan sef!!!

Shelloween:
This is embarrassing. Shey he is Yoruba?

Igbo boy.... Biafra at work

Shelloween:
This is embarrassing. Shey he is Yoruba?

Igbo boy....

ain't possible who knows this man... Gani Adams cannot speak for the entire Yooba race. Gani of all Yoruba great icons.


Tell Gani to lead Yoruba in revolution against the homo-corruptor in South West

And Nnamdi Kanu should lead the Igbo against the Australo-theftor in the East

Arewa Council of elders should do the same in the North

Through this we can redeem the glory of our dear suffering and dying nation

That reminds me the case of Seun Egbegbe... Side-by-side

The two words are for Dino because he took part in the administration of Jonathan and likewise is in current regime... Therefore, these statements is enough to arouse the anger of Nigerians for the hunting of Greediocrats and criminocrats

I'm ready to support Nnamdi Kanu if he can transform the Biafra agitation to Nigerian Revolution...

From this the gentleman can attract the National outlook.

Yes...

I think it's high time e you developed your home rather than Diaspora.

CharlotteFlair:
Mumu, we will take our investment from your South West before leaving, tif! You think we will abandon them for your lazy agbero generation? Lols

You impressed me not with your fallacies of malapropism... There's this word of Tse Tsung Mao
"If you want peace you must get ready for....


I really love Igbo, they are Chinese of Nigeria, but the problem in Igboland is from Home...

I'll be glad if Nnamdi kanu can just turn the agitation to revolution


I'm very much sure the intelligence folks of the entire major tripartite tribes will support

If Biafra agitation can turn to revolution every Nigerian will fight and Biafra can come to reality...

CharlotteFlair:
I don't care the history of your afonjism. Its derogatory and a sad reminder of Fulani supremacy In yorrober land. The last time your slave masters went on their animalistic dance of blood letting, they knew neither Igbo or Yoruba but mowed down every non-Hausa in their way.
They don't only mow you down in the arid north, they came to your ancestral home of ile ife and mowed you down. Till today, your oba and over 200 of his subjects are paying Wit their freedom. Abi na ketu we want talk. Afonja, go and mind the many troubles In your Fathers house and leave Biafra alone. Mind the skull miners beheading your kith and kin daily in osun and Ogun and ekiti. The rate is alarming!


Were you mocking Obiahagbon up there, you are nasty.

now I realize that you need to be diagnosed on hemispherectomy brouhaha


The moment you use Afonja to qualify the Yoruba race means that you are suffering from historical disease

Just go and learn about the past...

If truly you are agitating for Biafra, tell your Igbo people to leave South West and even the North where they are killing them...

CharlotteFlair:
Your useless epistle is nothing more than mere fantasy of a deluded man. A butterfly who thinks himself a bird! It's a pity you never really addressed the issues on my post useless afonja! Why are you and your ilk so bent on keeping the Igbos whom you termed destroyed in your warped mind.
You are obviously benefitting from this contraption called a federation hence you come online to regurgitate you useless unity begger!

History only repeats itself in a society that fail to learn from the past

Where were you in 1967-70. Had it been that your were born by then you must have learned one/two things.


Even your Hero who spearheaded the agitation then, was no where to be found. He wasted the innocent souls. Forcing many teenagers to war front. The man later ran away


Ojukwu the man of no vision no bearing... He used his thirsty for power to ruined the generation of Igbo.


Yet, here come another man who I don't think he takes any part in the Civil War of 1967-70

I only pity those that will meet their waterloo during the useless agitation that will yield no positive results.


Nnamdi Kanu is a wealthy man who want to see himself like Biafra-Mandela.


He wants to see himself in Biafra currency... Even if igbo will break away, I'm not seeing Kanu as Israeli Moses who liberated his people from pharonic Kingdom


God bless Nigeria

God bless the Tripartite Tribe and others

CharlotteFlair:
If KANU was an afonja, he would have died in detention and nothing again would happen! Useless yorrobers!

How Biafra war was fought - Nigeria engaged the secessionist Biafra state in 30 months war between July 1967 to January 1970 - The war led to destruction of lives, properties and over three million people died from the Biafra side - The Nigeria government, under General Yakubu Gowon, employed hunger and starvation to force the Biafra army led to Odumegwu Ojukwu to surrender on January 15, 1970 For two and a half years, the Nigerian army were engaged in a warfare with their brothers as a way of refusing the secessionist moves of the Biafra state, then declared and led by Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu. The war actually began after all dialogues and entreaties failed to yield needed results on July 6, 1967. The war was the culmination of an uneasy peace and stability that had plagued the nation from independence in 1960. The situation had its genesis in the geography, history, culture and demography of the Nigerian state. The immediate cause of the civil war itself may be identified as the coup and the counter coup of 1966 which altered the political equation and destroyed the fragile trust and unity existing among the major ethnic groups in the country. In January 1966, a military coup occurred during which 30 political leaders including Nigeria's prime minister, Abubakar Tafawa Balewa, and the Northern premier, Ahmadu Bello, were killed. It was alleged to be an Igbo coup because Nnamdi Azikiwe, the President, of Igbo extraction, and the premier of the southeastern part of the country were not killed. Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu inspecting Biafra military officers in preparation to launch offensive against the Nigerian army In July 1966, northern officers and army units staged a counter-coup. Muslim officers named a General from a small ethnic group (the Angas) in central Nigeria, General Yakubu Gowon, as the head of the federal military government. The two coups deepened Nigeria's ethnic tensions, while tribal hatred and acrimony grew. In September 1966, approximately 30,000 Igbos were killed in the north, and some Northerners were killed in reprisal attacks in eastern cities. Bad blood began to generate. READ ALSO: UPDATED: Ex-PDP BoT chairman, Anenih’s son slumps, dies at Lagos club In January 1967, the military leaders and senior police officials of each region met in Aburi, Ghana and agreed on a loose confederation of regions. The Northerners were at odds with the Aburi Accord; Obafemi Awolowo, the leader of the Western region warned that if the Eastern region seceded, the Western region would also go, a development which made the north not to give way to the east. As a means of holding the country together in the last resort, NAIJ.com learnt that the country was divided into 12 states from the original four regions in May 1967. The former Eastern region under Lt. Col. Odumegwu Ojukwu saw the act of the creation of states by decree without consultation as the last straw, and declared the region an independent state of Biafra. When the federal and eastern governments failed to reconcile, on May 26, 1967, the Eastern region voted to secede from Nigeria. On 30 May, Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu, the South eastern region's military governor, announced the Republic of Biafra, citing the Easterners killed in the post-coup violence as reasons. In the words of Ojukwu: “Now therefore, I, Lt-Col. Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu, military governor of Eastern Nigeria, by virtue of the authority, and pursuant to the principles, recited above, do hereby solemnly proclaim that the territory and region known as and called Eastern Nigeria together with her continental shelf and territorial waters shall henceforth be an independent sovereign state of the name and title of The Republic of Biafra.” At the declaration of Biafra, investigations showed that it was formally recognized by Gabon, Haiti, Ivory Coast, Tanzania and Zambia. Other nations which did not give official recognition, but provided support and assistance to Biafra included Israel, France, Spain, Portugal, Norway, Rhodesia, South Africa and the Vatican City which is the smallest independent country in the world. These are state actors from which Biafra received assistance. How Biafra war was fought and why Nigeria may never dream of war as a means of dispute settlement Biafra also received aids from non-state actors, including Joint Church Aid, Holy Ghost Fathers of Ireland and Caritas International. READ ALSO: How Adegoke Adelabu, foremost Nigerian politician, died in a car crash in 1958 The Eastern region, which action precipitated the war, was very ill-equipped for war, out-manned and out-gunned by the military of the remainder of Nigeria. However, the advantage of the region included fighting in their homeland and support of most South easterners. The federal government in Lagos saw the action of Ojukwu as an act of secession and illegal. Several meetings were held to resolve the issue peacefully without success. To avoid disintegration of the country, the central government was left with only one choice of bringing back the region to the main fold and it must be by force. And so, the war began. On July 6, 1967, the first gun was fired by the federal troops and darkness overshadowed the Biafra land, signaling the beginning of war in earnest. The Nigerian government launched a police action to retake the secessionist territory. The Nigerian federal troops advanced in two columns into Biafra territory. Nigeria's army offensive was through the north of Biafra led by Col. Shuwa and designated as 1 division. The division was made up of mostly northern officers. The right-hand Nigerian column advanced into the town of Nsukka which fell on July 14, while the left-hand column made for Garkem, and was captured on July 12 of same year. However, the Biafrans responded with an offensive of their own when on July 9, the Biafran forces moved west into the Mid-western Nigerian region across the Niger River, passing through and conquering Benin City, until they were stopped at Ore just over the state boundary on August 21, 1976, just 130 miles east of the Nigerian capital of Lagos. They met little resistance and the Mid-west was easily taken over. From 1968 onward, the war fell into a form of stalemate, with Nigerian forces unable to make significant advances into the remaining areas under Biafran control. But another Nigerian offensive from April to June 1968 began to close the ring around the Biafrans with further advances on the two northern fronts and the capture of Port Harcourt on May 19, 1968. How Biafra war was fought and why Nigeria may never dream of war as a means of dispute settlement The blockade of the surrounded Biafrans, NAIJ.com investigations revealed, led to a humanitarian disaster when it emerged that there was widespread civilian hunger and starvation in the besieged Igbo areas. The Biafran government claimed that Nigeria was using hunger and genocide to win the war, and sought aid from the outside world. READ ALSO: Chibok girls list reasons they prefer living with Boko Haram terrorists A Nigerian commission, including British doctors, visited Biafra after the war and concluded that the evidence of deliberate starvation was overplayed, caused by confusion between the symptoms of starvation and various tropical illnesses. While they did not doubt that starvation had occurred, it was less clear to what extent it was a result of the Nigerian blockade or the restriction of food to the civilians. Many volunteer bodies organized relief flights into Biafra, carrying food, medicines, and sometimes, according to some claims, weapons. More common was the claim that the arms-carrying aircraft would closely shadow aid aircraft, making it more difficult to distinguish between aid aircraft and military supply aircraft. The Nigerian government also claimed that the Biafran government was hiring foreign mercenaries to extend the war. In June 1969, the Biafrans launched a desperate offensive against the Nigerians in an attempt to keep the Nigerians off-balance. They were supported by foreign mercenary pilots continuing to fly in food, medical supplies and weapons. Most notable of the mercenaries was Swedish Count Carl Gustav von Rosen who led five Malmö MFI-9 MiniCOIN small piston-engined aircraft, armed with rocket pods and machine guns. His force attacked Nigerian military airfields in Port Harcourt, Enugu, Benin City and Ughelli, destroying or damaging a number of Nigerian air force jets used to attack relief flights, including a few Mig-17s and three out of Nigeria's six Ilyushin Il-28 bombers that were used to bomb Biafran villages and farms on a daily basis. Although taken off-guard by the surprise Biafran offensive, the Nigerians soon recovered and held off the Biafrans long enough for the offensive to stall out. The Biafran air attacks did disrupt the combat operations of the Nigerian air force, but only for a few months. And for 30 months of war, there was hatred, there was hunger and there was blood all over as African children passed through the most painful life and starvation in their lives. The whole land was desecrated with blood. And children died with reckless abandon. Nobody cared for them. Sight of children with protruded tommy for lack of food was common across Biafra land. They were kwashiorkor-like-children with many dying abandoned to their fate as their parents may have died or their fathers conscripted into the army against their wish and sent to the war front with little or no military training. Male youths were randomly seized to join the Biafra army. Houses were searched and able bodied male youths were drafted to join the Biafran army. They had no choice but to join. Many were forced to run out of their communities for fear of being forced to join the army. Education and economic activities were brought to all time low. Consequently, food became extremely scarce in Biafra land. How Biafra war was fought and why Nigeria may never dream of war as a means of dispute settlement Graphic images of suffering children with no food to eat littered the streets of villages and cities of Biafra land, there was massive starvation especially in the eastern states. Many went bony looking like skeletons while multitude died, majorly out of hunger. In the midst of the horrendous crisis, tears and starvation, the Biafra flag was still flying across the Biafra designated states. Men, women and children waved the flag hoping for victory and the full independence of the Biafra Republic. A hope born from the very depth of their souls, and the dream of a nation whose sun would one day rise up high to shine forth glory for the whole world to see. Many believe the war resulted because Gowon was not sound minded neither was Ojukwu reasonable. The combination of the ugly actions of these two military personnel led to the over three million deaths recorded by the people of Biafra. The major weapon employed by the Nigerian government to prosecute the war beside the military was the blockage of food supplies to the Biafran territories. This led to humanitarian crisis of huge proportion. READ ALSO: US, UK express confidence in Buhari's administration Anthony Enahoro succinctly captured the essence of food blockage during times of war. He said: "There are various ways of fighting a war. You might starve your enemy into submission, or you might kill him on the battlefield." Obafemi Awolowo also added: "All is fair in war, and starvation is one of the weapons of war and I don't see why we should feed our enemies in order for them to fight harder." By the end of April 1969, after almost two years of bloody and destructive war, the envisioned quick victory had eluded the federal side, the rebel enclave had been drastically reduced in size but the Biafrans were still holding on. More peace conferences were held but none achieved a ceasefire and an end to the war. The federals embarked on a strategic envelopment of the remaining Biafran enclave. By December of 1969, it was obvious that the end of the civil war was at hand. The Nigerian federal forces launched their final offensive against the Biafrans on December 23, 1969 with a major thrust by the 3rd Marine Commando Division which succeeded in splitting the Biafran enclave into two by the end of the year. The final Nigerian offensive, named "Operation Tail-Wind," was launched on January 7, 1970 with the 3rd Marine Commando Division attacking and supported by the 1st Infantry division to the north and the 2nd Infantry division to the south. The Biafran town of Owerri fell on January 9, and Uli fell on January 11. The war finally ended with the final surrender of the Biafran forces in the last Biafra-held town of Amichi on January 13, 1970. Only a few days earlier, the self-acclaimed head of state of Biafra, Ojukwu fled into exile to the Republic of Côte d'Ivoire, realizing the hopelessness of the situation. He left his deputy, Philip Effiong, to handle the details of the surrender to Yakubu Gowon of the federal army. In a surrender announcement by Effiong, he said: “Fellow countrymen, as you know I was asked to be the officer administering the government of this republic on the 10th of January, 1970. Since then I know some of you have been waiting to hear a statement from me. “Throughout history, injured people have had to resort to arms in their self-defense where peaceful negotiations have failed. We are no exception. We took up arms because of the sense of insecurity generated in our people by the events of 1966. We have fought in defense of that cause. “I am now convinced that a stop must be put to the bloodshed which is going on as a result of the war. I am also convinced that the suffering of our people must be brought to an end. Our people are now disillusioned and those elements of the old regime who have made negotiations and reconciliation impossible have voluntarily removed themselves from our midst. I have, therefore, instructed an orderly disengagement of troops. “I urge Gen. Gowon, in the name of humanity, to order his troops to pause while an armistice is negotiated in order to avoid the mass suffering caused by the movement of population. We have always believed that our differences with Nigeria should be settled by peaceful negotiation. 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The worshippers of Dead man on the cross will hate him...

Nkem4040:
Yoruba muslims will support him

And Samuel Peter never get igbo man blood for him
Vein



Hmmmmm

tifany89:
Lol abeg I like dat guy. Him get Igbo man blood for him vein

He called his religion Judaism, Therefore no church.
...

kingzizzy:
So he can no longer go to church because of bail, bleep Nyako

Now I know the Christianity is not a religion of those following the preaching of Jesus. When the biblical Jesus was hammered/killed he said "Father forgive them because..."

Subuanalahi... And they haven't granted them Biafra yet.