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Ojukwu pledges support of Igbos for IBB Monday, May 03, 2010 Ojukwu Photo: Sun News Publishing More Stories on This Section Former Biafran warlord, Dim Chukwuemeku Odumegwu-Ojukwu has pledged support of Igbo people for the presidential aspiration of former military president, General Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida and gave him the name Okechukwu. The Ikemba of Nnewi gave this pledge when a group of IBB campaigners under the aegis of Campaign Network for IBB 2011, South East Zone, paid him a courtesy visit at the weekend. “Tell your principal that Igbos are for him. He has my support and by extension he has the support of the whole Igbo people both at home and in the Diaspora. He is my friend and I am stoutly behind him,†Ojukwu said. He used the occasion to rechristen Babangida as Okechukwu. “He is now Ibrahim Badamasi Okechukwu Babangida. That is his new name. I wish him success.†Earlier, the leader of the group, Chief Tony Emeka Ani, said the group had come to solicit the support of Ojukwu for the presidential aspiration of IBB, adding that the group had just been inaugurated in the South East. On the entourage of Ani was Mr. Yemi George, leader of the group in Europe, who came down from Germany to grace the occasion. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/UmuIgbo/message/8253 |
Ellyptical:I'm guessing Ojukwu is a yoruba man, cus he was the first (and remains the only prominent person) to endorse Barbangidah! Besides, he's promised the evil General all of Ibo votes come 2011. Ojukwu backs IBB for president in 2011 | Print | E-mail Written by Jude Ossai Sunday, 02 May 2010 AHEAD of 2011 general elections, the Ikemba Nnewi, Dim Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu on Saturday threw his weight behind General Ibrahim Babangida’s presidential ambition, saying the former military president should be given a second chance to rule the country. Chief Ojukwu said he was convinced that General Babanginda had the required qualities that could take the country to greater heights, adding that the former military ruler remains a strong voice politically in the country. The Ikemba who stated this when he received a delegation of Campaign Network for IBB (CNI) led by Chief Peter Dada Osadebay in his residence in Enugu, said Babangida remains his bosom friend. It was gathered that Chief Ojukwu had cut short his stay at Nnewi where he is mourning his late second wife to receive the pro-IBB group in Enugu. He headed back immediately to his country home after saying farewell to his visitors. Among the dignitaries that visited Ojukwu were Chief Emeka Ani [south East coordinator of the campaign}, Chief Anike Agbo, Alhaji Nurudeen Gasali Babatunde, Chief Anike Nwoga, Chief Anike Nwaba . Briefing reporters shortly after a close door meeting with Ojukwu, the National President of the Pro-IBB group, Chief Osabebay, said that Ojukwu’s comments on Babangida was encouraging, stressing that Ikemba had promised to work with the former military leader. http://www.tribune.com.ng/sun/index.php/news/896-ojukwu-backs-ibb-for-president-in-2011 |
cold:Damn kid, this last bit was even worse than speaking gorilla! |
cold:Lol. Dont get wut u trying to put across here. Confusing! Sounds like u wrote about the Ibos to me! Well, maybe cus u Biafran thats why its hard for you to put ur message in proper perspective! Oh, they talking 'bout "Niggers"? Well, seeing as u black too I guess they talking about you too, so. . . . U want a cookie? |
cold:I told ya, I dont speak Gorilla. |
philip0906:U got a gun? No? Then ask ur boi too give u one, wrap ur finger around the triger and blow ur brains out. Cus I aint got no cookie to give ya! |
Mr Fire:Okay? Another degerate Nigerian, now wut? All ur people! u happy now? ![]() |
deor03:Yep! They gotta be related to Ibos in the Inferiority-complex department! ![]() |
General Odumegwu Ojukwu has been faulted, notably by Ken Saro-Wiwa and Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe, for rejecting peace overtures from the federal government. Both Saro-Wiwa and Azikiwe believe that Ojukwu stage-managed the Eastern Region Constituent Assembly to authorize him to declare secession. The decision to declare Biafra was a product not of deliberative reasoning in the face of odds but of cajolery, bribery, coercion and sophistry tinged with elements of repression of dissent. The feuding generals had an opportunity to reverse the momentum to war when the Ghanaian Head of State, Gen Ankra, hosted a peace meeting in Aburi, Ghana. An accord was reached at Aburi whose exact terms became a matter of renewed aggression between the federal government and the Biafran government. Ojukwu’s account of the agreement differed from the federal government interpretation on the extent of power and responsibility of the federal executive council vis-à-vis the regions. Ojukwu absented himself from a meeting called to implement the accord. In his absence the meeting approved Decree No.8 enacted by the federal government to implement the agreement. Ojukwu did not accept the decree because it compromised his position by not granting the regions complete authority in dealing with certain issues that concern their sovereignty.10 Azikiwe faults Ojukwu’s rejection of the decree as in service of greed for power and an attempt to “continue a calculated gambit which has led to the civil war.”11 http://howgenocidesend.ssrc.org/Amadi/ "But I would also question the authoritarian way in which Ojukwu sought to wield a nation out of all the ethnic minorities in the region without deploying superior arguments and carrying their political leaders along. He marginalized experienced politicians and this was the reason it was easy for other regions to emerge successfully from Biafra during the war. We must not forget that whether it was a military coup or war, it was just politics by other means. http://odili.net/news/source/2006/mar/12/802.html Today Ojukwu lives a quiet life in Eastern Nigeria. In early December 2006 he was again chosen to be the APGA presidential candidate for the April 2007 election.[5] On January 14, 2008 he received his military pension from the Nigerian government, but on this occasion he complained that he was referred to as a lieutenant colonel and not as a general, his rank in the Biafran military.[6] In 1995, Ojukwu signed government documents identifying himself as a witness to the death of writer Mr. Ken Saro Wiwa, whom Ojukwu had counted as an enemy since the collapse of Biafra's secessionist movement. http://www.answers.com/topic/chukwuemeka-odumegwu-ojukwu They also indicted the former Biafran Leader, Chief Odumegwu Emeka Ojukwu of abandoning them claiming that the former commander of the Biafran army had never visited them since they arrived the camp in 1970. http://nigeriavillagesquare.com/forum/main-square/31924-ojukwu-abandoned-us-ex-biafran-soldiers.html |
Why do Ghanians hate Nigerians? I was out, just tonite, with a German friend and she was telling me (once I told her my sisters were Nigerian) that in Germany most of her friends were Ghanians and they always warned her to "be careful of them Nigerians"; but she has never heard a Nigerian utter any kinda warning to her about Ghanians! Same thing used to happen to me in college, the Ghanians stayed talking shiyyt about the Nigerians to me. Then, when I walked ova to go chill with the Nigerians, they almost crapped their pants thinking I'd reveal their true feelings to the Nigerians. All I see tho is jealousy. And for real? I NEVER MET AN INTELLIGENT GHANIAN! To me they always seemed border-line retarded! |
Dawgpound:After just 13 posts u know that I "always" derail threads. Hmmmn, are u Biafran by chance . . . . . ? |
adconline:It aint? For realla? The capital of africa aint Addis Ababa? Dang! wut do I know? P.S:Mr Professor! Notice I spelt the capital of Ethiopia correctly while u spelt it wrong! ![]() |
Why am I not surprised that both of the guys are Ibo?? Ibos breed criminality. I said it before and I shall say it again, any Biafran caught abroad is likely from Iboland! |
olabukola:And why is my name in ur mouth, eh, slowpoke!?!? |
knotty:By "OURS" I'm assuming u meant Nigeria and not the United States! knotty:Ngugi who?!?! |
EzeUche:@EZEUCHE: Uchenna, Mr FLGators, Did u burst a nut yet? Did it feel good? lol. Ninja? Thats your new slang? Thats "speaking the language of the akata" to you? Aight go to the hood and say that ish and try not to scream as niccas introduce their Timbs to your face! Now Im Nigerian born and raised in the states that cant speak his language? lol. I thought according to you I was a Yoruba man pretending to be "akata".lol. U'll kill urself tryin to give me an alternate identity. Typical Biafran! P.S:You want my IP Addy? bIYtch, how about we do this: Wheneva u in NY, holla and we can meet up! Or wheneva Im in Bmore, DC or Alexandria I can holla and we can meet up! Thats if u really sure u wanna prove your toughness!Remember to bring ur boys! |
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