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Politics / Re: Peter Obi 1-Million-Man Rally In Aba, Abia State (Pictures) by Barfibassey(m): 6:21pm On Oct 01, 2022 |
BluntCrazeMan:Pls help us an build drones nah |
Islam for Muslims / Re: #EndSARS: Protests, Demonstrations And Civil Disobedience In The Light Of Islam by Barfibassey(m): 10:17am On Oct 16, 2020 |
You and Islam will suffer for 600 billion years and more fvck �how can someone with a working brain say something like this � MUSLIM have dead BRAIN�� ENDSARS ENDPOLICEBRUTALILTY ENDBADGOVERNMENT ENDSLAVERYMENTALITY 1 Like 1 Share |
Politics / Re: Ize-Iyamu Complained About Wike In Edo: What Is Governor Of Rivers Doing In Edo? by Barfibassey(m): 6:19pm On Sep 20, 2020 |
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Politics / Re: Mabera: Muslim Lawyer Who Defends Yahaya Aminu-Sharif Has Renounced His Faith by Barfibassey(m): 9:06pm On Sep 06, 2020 |
Islam Christianity nah craze people dey there!!! |
Religion / Re: How You Can Know For Sure That You Will Go To Heaven When You Die by Barfibassey(m): 9:39am On Aug 30, 2020 |
Believe ne when I say salvation and righteousness is self choice it doesn't have anything to with religion you as a person have to earn it, Jesus Christ doesn't give enternal life or salvation or does he make a person righteous, you have to earn for your self ...the only way to gain enternal life is being remember same way people remember Jesus God and many other self righteous being who have past away a person can die but the only way he can live on is through memories if your forgotten then that means you are lost just calm down and read the Bible without no sentiment and then compare it to reality then you get the answer you are looking for, many folks think heaven is in the sky no it's heaven means a safe place were love and unity truly exist only a mind with suchlike will be able to abide there. 1 Like |
Politics / Re: South Africans React To Ghana Closing Nigerian Shops (TWEETS) by Barfibassey(m): 6:07pm On Aug 18, 2020 |
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Family / Re: My Husband Doesn’t Want My Son To Come And Stay With Us by Barfibassey(m): 5:44am On Mar 14, 2020 |
Vyvyanvyvy:Sorry mrs i would love to give you many reason you shouldn't abandon your son, i pass through what ur son his passing through now is nt a life you would ever wish for even ur worst enemy child,and if you don't do something asap things will be very difficult for him i know what am saying that's why I sent you an email so please don't let that boy down. 1 Like |
Islam for Muslims / Re: Hijab, Muslim Rights In South Africa Respected by Barfibassey(m): 10:11am On Jan 18, 2019 |
you guys are all crazy infact Op you are mad how will this help nigeria to move forward we are talking of how to get rid of this useless mentality and here you are talking shit Islam hajib Qur'an boko haram mosque and whatever nonsensical things that's tangible to the bloodsucking religion as no place in Africa and it is not our culture neither does it belong here, Islam brings nothing but war chaotic times dead to our young ones bombing of innocent souls a religion that's full of pure violence, take it back to the bloody middle east that's were Islam came from let them come and take their bloody peaceful blood sucking religion away from africa, same goes to the Christian who claim to be holy but yet the are nothing than hypocrites worse than the serpent, people who claim to worship Jesus christ and still will be the first ones to persecute him before he gets to say anything nairaland stop posting nonsense please, we're in had time in our country please post reasonable things 7 Likes |
Politics / Re: Soldier Killed In Battlefield While Making Plans To Travel Abroad. Graphic Pics by Barfibassey(m): 8:14pm On Jan 17, 2019 |
I pray the come back to their senses and act fast before the keep on losing their lifes anyhow stand for coup |
Politics / 47 Anniversary Of Ogundipe Why History Calls Him A 'coward' by Barfibassey(m): 4:35pm On Jan 02, 2019 |
and his heart stopped beating, it was a heart attack that happened on 20 November 1971, exactly 47 years ago, when he was 47 years old. He was the Chief of Staff, Supreme Headquarters, the second most senior Nigerian army officer next to Ironsi, who should have taken over but never did, for which history has painted him in the unfair colours of cowardice. When the dead is giving a bad name (by reputation for perception behind their back) and that reputation is held in trust by what should be the safest vault….history, injustice would have been defined! Reputation and perception of everyone is at the mercy of the media and influencers, but truth establishes the authenticity of facts. THE WEEKEND THAT BECAME OGUNDIPE’S “WEAK END” Max Siollun on the 120th and 121st pages of his 2009 (New York) Algora published book he titled “Oil, Politics and Violence Nigeria’s Military Coup Culture (1966-1976), provided this insight to the man, this way, with respect to the July 1966 counter coup. The year was 1966, the venue? What is now Ikeja cantonment: “Over the weekend of July 30 and 31, the Northern soldiers engaged the civilians in an apocalyptic and emotional explosive debate. The debate raged in a dangerous power vacuum as the nation drifted precariously without a head of state. The most vociferous and uncompromising advocate of the Northern Region’s secession was 28-year-old Murtala Muhammed. He dominated the debate, verbally harangued the civilians in a forceful manner and became the official spokesman for the mutineers. The military governor of the Eastern Region, Lt-Colonel Emeka Ojukwu was continually excluded from the debate and took it upon himself to contact Gowon by telephone. However, Murtala Muhammed continued to be the mutineers’ spokesman until he suddenly and unexpectedly acknowledged Gowon’s seniority over him. According to Captain Garba, Murtala suddenly turned to Gowon and told him, “you are the senior, go ahead.” However, Murtala repeatedly interrupted Gowon as the debate continued, leading Gowon to become so exasperated that at one point he threatened to step down unless the hard-line Northern soldiers agreed to listen to his views. The British and American ambassadors, Sir Francis Cumming-Bruce and Elbert Matthews, respectively, also joined the parley….. Both US Ambassador Matthews and UKHICOM Cumming-Bruce have made strong representation in opposition to secession of any area of Nigeria. We consider such development would be major political and economic disaster for Nigerian people and severe setback to independent Africa Prominent Northern politicians such as Sir Kashim Ibrahim added their view via telephone. Kasim felt that it would be foolhardy for Northern soldiers to hand power back to another Southerner on a platter. Allowing a southern soldier to succeed Aguiyi-Ironsi also carried the risk that the mutinous Northern soldiers would be prosecuted and punished by the new southern leader ” UKHICOM stands for United Kingdom’s High Commissioner. High Commissioner is used in place of ambassador by Commonwealth nations) SEALED FATE BEYOND REDEMPTION: That new southern leader, Sir Kashim was referring to was Ogundipe! By the evidence of Siollun, it was Kashim, that sealed Ogundipe’s fate, well beyond redemption, Ogundipe’s sun had set at midday, Ogundipe had been rendered irrelevant and impotent by the man Nzeogwu showed respect too, on that bloody morning of January 15, 1966. J. M. Muffett, the “research fellow of the center for International Affairs, Harvard University and Professor of African Studies, Duquesne University, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania”, in his book ” Let Truth be Told, The Coups d’Etat of 1966″, wrote the following on the 35th page of 1982, Zaria published Hudahuda book about Nzeogwu and Sir Kasim: “From the Recce Sqn. lines, Nzeogwu went back to Brigade Headquarters, where Sir Kashim Ibrahim had been taken. ‘We were there some time under guard until Nzeogwu arrived. He came to me and said ” I am sorry, Sir, this is a mistake; we do not want people like you! The only people we want to kill are Azikiwe, Ahmadu Bello, Akintola, Okpara, Okotie-Eboh and Orizu,” Siollun again, this time on the 117th page, provided the following insight: “However, this was a situation beyond Ogundipe’s military capabilities and he could not assert his authority over the northern troops” Then on the 123rd page of the same book, Siollun wrote: “To the Northerners, the only way that the federation could continue without dissolution was on the basis of a Northern soldier replacing Aguiyi-Ironsi”. With that, Ogudipe’s fate was seal. For Ogundipe his fate was sealed: 1 By Northern Officers, Non Commissioned Officers NCOs and ranks led by Murtala. 2 By Northern politicians. 3 The British High Commissioner to Nigeria at the time.Sir Francis Cumming-Bruce 4 The American ambassador Elbert Matthews 5 Top civil servants They had concluded his Fate and agreed on whom Ironsi’s successor would be. His successor would be an army officer from the North, his junior, the one he sent like Biblical David to the war front, who eventually became King. That officer was Lt. Col Yakubu Gowon, the compromise for getting the Murtala to drop Secession, regardless of the hierarchy of seniority. Ogundipe had become a fish without water. PROBING QUESTION BASED ON HIS SEALED FATE: 1 Was he a coward or a courageous man? WHO WAS OGUNDIPE? MAX SIOLLUN’S ACCOUNT 1 Max Siollun, again on the 24th page of the same book, wrote about him this way: “Brigadier Ogundipe was a veteran who had served in Burma and India during the Second World War. He personality was easier going than those of Brigadiers Ademulegun and Maimalari. He fought in India and Burma as a member of the British army and re-enlisted (this time into the RWAFF) after the Second World War. He also served as Chief of Staff during the Congo UN peacekeeping operation” Who was Ogundipe 2: On the 117th page of the same book, the author provided evidence of Major-General Welby-Everard’s recommendation of Ogundipe to replace him as the first Nigerian General Officer Commanding the Nigerian army, as a part of the Nigerianization policy of Muhammadu Ribadu, the minister of Defense, Ironsi got the job, Everard’s 1964 letter addressed to the permanent secretary of the Ministry of Defense, read: “….the outgoing GOC, Major-General Welby-Everard had recommended Ogundipe as his replacement without success. In a confidential report written in 1964, Welby-Everard gave Ogundipe a glowing reference: “Brigadier Ogundipe has proved himself to be a splendid Commander and has been an excellent influence both on 2 brigades and on the army as a whole. His quite but firm manner is very impressive and his marked leadership qualities produce first-class results. He is greatly respected and held in high esteem by his subordinates of all ranks and by his brother officers. His military knowledge and judgement are very sound and his ideas are always constructive. I have a very high opinion of his character and his outlook is invariably absolutely fair and impartial. He sets the highest standards and will accept nothing less. He has been absolutely loyal to me at all times. . . . . He is fully equipped to be GOC and would make a very good one.” With this recommendation, when did Ogundipe become a coward in the eye of public perception, especially with the events of July 29-31, 1966 Who was Ogundipe 3: Siollun, in the same work, on pages 21-22 pages wrote this about the man: “In 1953 the first Nigerian Sandhurst-trained officers were commissioned: Zakariya Maimalari and Umar Lawan. Later that year, two NCOs Babafemi Ogundipe and Robert Adebayo also underwent short service commission officer training and became officers” UNDERSTANDING OGUNDIPE’S PREDICAMENT WITHIN THE CONTEXT OF THE IRAQI ARMY’S, AND SUNNI SHIITES/RELIGIOUS RIVALRY, WITH THE BRITISH INTEREST IN VIEW. When the complex political web of interest is understood, Ogundipe’s position on the rail tracks with an approaching train would be better understood. The Nigerian Army of July 1966, had a lot in common with the Iraqi army of Saddam Hussein, British interest being the common factor that favoured the minority Sunni over the majority Shiite Muslim, the way they agreed to power going to the North at the expense of Ogundipe’s seniority. -CIA Facts.....
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Family / Re: My Wife Is Not Comfortable With My Religious Views by Barfibassey(m): 3:03pm On Jan 01, 2019 |
Shafiiimran99: Mr you quoting the quran for me I want answer frm ur own view not from the quran use ur brain and mind. . 1 Like |
Family / Re: My Wife Is Not Comfortable With My Religious Views by Barfibassey(m): 2:58pm On Jan 01, 2019 |
abdullkabar:nah beta talk what Op wants is respect for each other view |
Family / Re: My Wife Is Not Comfortable With My Religious Views by Barfibassey(m): 2:54pm On Jan 01, 2019 |
sshyne:my brother both the Christian and Muslim belong to the same route extremist annoying always judgemental hadly use their brain to think of anything gud always condemning others mistakes, forgetting that their jesus came to die for their own mistakes killing and bombing innocent souls causing unnecessary chaotic problems claiming that they're all fighting for Allah . 1 Like |
Family / Re: My Wife Is Not Comfortable With My Religious Views by Barfibassey(m): 2:45pm On Jan 01, 2019 |
Shafiiimran99:tell me how do you know that Allah really exist? |
Family / Re: My Wife Is Not Comfortable With My Religious Views by Barfibassey(m): 2:42pm On Jan 01, 2019 |
Les:after that wetin go happen? will jesus come and tell his wife stop nagging ur husband this is just a matter of understanding each other, respecting each others choice, I have no problem with her religious views, sometimes when she is far asleep, I will wake her up in the morning to observe her solat. Op respect her choice of religion but she fail to understand his. |
Celebrities / Re: Pete Edochie, Ibinabo Fiberesima At Tom Ateke's 1st Coronation Anniversary by Barfibassey(m): 5:23pm On Nov 26, 2018 |
Nigerians always celebrating mediocrity |
Culture / Re: Oyaaa! Waffi Men, Benin Men, Port Harcourt Niggies, Yenagoa Men. Pidgin Contest by Barfibassey(m): 6:15pm On Oct 01, 2018 |
Sinistami:no shaking very wey still dey okay all nah for naija..... happy jolly 58 independence day |
Culture / Re: Oyaaa! Waffi Men, Benin Men, Port Harcourt Niggies, Yenagoa Men. Pidgin Contest by Barfibassey(m): 5:10pm On Oct 01, 2018 |
I salute all dey boys and girls were dey follow shuku mouth for dis mata, who nah too much naija we no dey carri last....Op nah beta oil dey ur head twale 4u baba but you Bleep up sey you no mention Akwa-cross side 1 Like |
Culture / Re: Oyaaa! Waffi Men, Benin Men, Port Harcourt Niggies, Yenagoa Men. Pidgin Contest by Barfibassey(m): 4:35pm On Oct 01, 2018 |
safarigirl:abeg shift go wan side person dey talk beta Mata you dey here dey form....base on ur lekpa look I sure say you no be naija babe. |
Culture / Re: Oyaaa! Waffi Men, Benin Men, Port Harcourt Niggies, Yenagoa Men. Pidgin Contest by Barfibassey(m): 4:20pm On Oct 01, 2018 |
oh boy wetin dey sup nah, I see say who una wan dey claim ITK on top pidgin langau Mata frm dey way I take dey observe tinz here non of who nah sabi yarn beta pidgin for here, but still yet nah naija pidgin get level pass....... |
Business / Re: NNPC Announces N18.12bn Trade Surplus by Barfibassey(m): 12:38pm On Oct 01, 2018 |
waiting for buhari to make #1=1$ election don dey near¡¡¡¡¡¡ |
Education / Re: Say Dis In Correct English by Barfibassey(m): 9:52am On Sep 30, 2018 |
we looked into each others eyes 1 Like |
Career / Re: Should I Leave My N200k Job For Abroad Job? by Barfibassey(m): 10:35am On Sep 22, 2018 |
donsiqau..... My advise to you is that try to make use of what you have in hand, my brother aboard no easy you fit spend money put at the end you no go see and success in it, better you focus on your current earning and try to make it grow if you can save money in Nigeria and invest it in something good then there's no need of you thinking of going to to Europe because my brother for here e no easy atall nah abeg I the beg you because it's not all that glitters nah him be gold. 2 Likes |
Islam for Muslims / Re: Can A Muslimah Touch A Man She Is Bethrothed To? by Barfibassey(m): 11:38am On Sep 21, 2018 |
if you don't feel comfortable touching someone whom you know his going to be your future husband than I guess there's something wrong with you, I think before getting into mere boyfriend and girlfriend you have to understand each other very well you need to feel each other emotional touch, the Quran is written by cleric even the bible is record of what happened, I keep on saying one thing and that's Islam Christianity is not black race thing God will punish anyone who belongs to this religions why? because you are all using God name in vain creating ruthless law to suppress the poor and to enslave the black race mind which Arabic man or woman will change is name from Kalifaha Hamza,Mohamed to sani shagari or Inusa, none but we keep changing ours to theirs meaning God or Allah doesn't like black race names...... if God doesn't like my black race and why should I like him same goes to the Christian, Muslim and Christian are losers and a disgrace to the entire black race. |
Politics / Re: Femi Fani-Kayode Reacts To Yusuf Bichi Magaji's Appointment As New DSS DG by Barfibassey(m): 5:34pm On Sep 14, 2018 |
Mr Yusuf Bichi is a Nigerian and as been working with the organization for long so I see no reason he should not be given the job the problem with this country is that we see very thing as religion and tribalism which is making things hard for us, according to general source Mr yusuf as work with DSS for a decade and knows much about the organization so for me I see no biggy issue about his appointment. |
Politics / Re: Nigeria Will Be Exporting Marijuana If I Become President- Sowore (video) by Barfibassey(m): 4:21pm On Sep 05, 2018 |
[quote author=JamaicanLove post=70926909] actually he's contesting for Jamaica president nah Nigeria presidency so your vote is not welcome. 1 Like |
Family / Re: "You Can't Be A Christian And A Feminist" - Nigerian Man On Twitter by Barfibassey(m): 5:48pm On Sep 04, 2018 |
erotji:nah God Moses be or nah human being like you? |
Celebrities / Re: 'My Daughter Called Me Ebuka When She Found Out My Real Name Is Not Daddy' by Barfibassey(m): 3:42pm On Sep 04, 2018 |
Tamarapetty:your daddy get five head? |
Family / Re: "You Can't Be A Christian And A Feminist" - Nigerian Man On Twitter by Barfibassey(m): 3:22pm On Sep 04, 2018 |
erotji:who wrote Leviticus? |
Family / Re: "You Can't Be A Christian And A Feminist" - Nigerian Man On Twitter by Barfibassey(m): 10:26am On Sep 04, 2018 |
The bible is an historical book written by men and still in the bible it's recorded that God created all human equally and we are equally in his eyes, Corinthians,Colossians are all Paul bloody opinion not God opinion, how do you expect your wife to love and cherish when you don't love and cherish and her, for it's said if you plant harsh and hatred you reap harsh and hatred but if you plant love and understanding surely you will reap love ans understanding. 1 Like |
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