₦airaland Forum

bigsmoke2:
I came here to check names

Realedu:

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[color=#770077][/color]you lack common sense

ikp120:
After scamming Nigerians with terribly slow Internet browsing speed?

Cletus77:
Keep shut!! I didn't even have any interest in it and am not igbo sef. Am just saying its getting more serious to the minorities

Cletus77:
This Biafra stuff is getting serious Akwa ibom, Rivers, and Bayelsa ade now in full support

daPretender:
This is how people fail exams. This is obviously easy, but OP said "name a country"...just one ..oversabi get as e be sha
Chile

obinna58:
Ethopie, southfrica, itely

NIGHTMAREOO7:


What ur conehead told u

pazienza:
Another day, another Afonja trash.

How could Gowon order the release of a prisoner in the East when Gowon power was never recognized in the East until January 1970?
Why is common sense not common to Afonjas?

Gowon offered federal pardon to Awolowo, but that pardon will be useless, if Ojukwu decided to keep Awolowo prisoner, as Gowon won't have access to Awolowo until 1970, that is if Ojukwu wished to keep him alive until then, if not, Gowon and Afonjas will be getting Awolowo corpse in Jan 1970 when the war ended.

zendy:
If Awolowo was released on the 3rd of August 1966, it actually supports the belief that Awolowo was released by Ojukwu.

Even though Ironsi was overthrown on the 29th of July, no one was really incharge of Nigeria for the next few days.

The first time Nigerians knew that Gowon had taken over was when he made his first announcement on the 4th of August 1966. So there is no way Gowon could have released Awolowo. For Gowon to have released Awolowo, he would have been in a position of authority for much longer.

The only person in a position of authority to have released Awolowo on the 3rd of August was Ojukwu

CandyDiamond:
You are on your own,[/b]even Gowon himself said that it was Ojukwu that release Owolowo from prison[b].It was on record, don't twist fact.