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naijaking1:Dude, u guys piss the hell outta me! . U notice u aint contribute jack to the topic but came to tell us your "history" of why the coup happenned, why people hate/ are jealous of Ibos, why people "wrongfully" accuse "all" Ibos for actions that "not just Ibos" took! You also alluded to the fact that people[b] wrongfully[/b] think the top Ibos in Govt at the time that "escaped" death at the hands of the coupists were tipped off! Ah, yes, I know, u didnt come out explicitly to state all the accusations I made above, but sometimes: WHAT YOU DONT SAY IS WAAAAY MORE THAN WHAT U SAY! This is one of those times!P.S: The topic is about why Fajuyi is dear to the heart of Nigerians for his loyalty and bravery to his Commander-In-Chief! Try to stick to the topic next time! |
His stories were made up. But then again, dude is Ibo so u never know. |
Why u name urself Inked Nerd? Mad tats? |
naijaking1:You just took the words out of my mouth. The point is not if Fajuiy was part of the first coup, the point here is that this was a "re-match" for the Hausas against the Ibos, and only Ibos were sought to be killed. Clearly, like Katsumoto properly stated, Fajuyi must have chosen to go with his boss not just out of loyalty but also that (when someone like Dede1 got a hold of the story) he wouldnt be accusedof being complicit in the death of his boss , and so that the Yorubas wouldnt be accused of assisting the Hausas in killing the Ibos (which theses slippery Ibos still allege anyways). |
sbeezy8:lol. hahahahahahahahhaa. This dude crazy! |
cap28:All ur theories are nice and dandy, but point is still NOI members, FELLOW BLACKS, killed Malcolm X!!! Nobody can force or deceive me to kill my own brother, the NOI killed its own: HOW THE HELL IS THAT THE FAULT OF THE WHITE MAN? |
[quote author=Inked_Nerd link=topic=510057.msg6774139#msg6774139 date=1284767764][size=11pt][font=times new roman] No, my name doesn't start with an "N".[/quote]Oh ok. U used to have a pic of u on ur profile? |
Ah, wheres Eziachi? |
Onlytruth:. . . . .I bet Hitler, Chairman Mao, Saddam Hussein and Ojukwu did "well" too in their times in office, but what do we remember them as today? |
jason12345:Pseudo-apology accept. However, I meant to offend when I said u should go fucxkk urself! |
wait, park slope, fort green. . . . Does ur first name start with "N"? |
oh, ok. u used to have a pic on here? (I'm saying cus of comments from other NLers to that effect). Put ur pic on ur profile for a quick sec! |
wait, how old r u? |
[quote author=Inked_Nerd link=topic=510057.msg6765795#msg6765795 date=1284653426]Ok, cool. I hang out everywhere but I don't usually hang out in East New York. I have a couple of friends in that area.[/quote]Well, I aint been in East New York for a minute b4 going out there tonite. Where u usally at? in the city? |
Jakumo:Jakumo might actually be become rich! This piece had me dying! |
chyz:Oh boy, this dude is nuts! Dude, its well documented that most drug dealers of African Origin are Ibo! |
akyus:You welcome . . . . Just do my lil bit to expose the truth whenever I see it! |
Waaaaait, hold up! How could they have died of starvation if the South-East is awash with unbelievable amounts of food? or aint that wut Chyz and Ezestupi*d got us believing on the other thread? |
Wow, starvation?! Gotsa be the work of that bloody Mr. Awolowo! Meanwhile, these Ibos keep praising him. Well, they the only folks who understand each other. . . . . . |
A man who achieved all this is labelled a villian while a man who made kwashiokor a popular word is a hero? ![]() |
jason12345:Ah, I see, another of my admirers! Clearly, someones been feinding for my diyyck; I pass tho. not only am I not interested cus ur name's "Jason", but I also promised wifie that this weekend belongs to her alone. So, in hindsight, go fucxk urself. Was that a "REASONABLE" enough post for u, ho? |
EzeUche22:Soooooo. . . . . How much is the Medium-Rare Limb of a 45 yr old dark skinned man gonna cost?! Huh? Wut u say? You meant "food" like Rice, Bread, Chicken?! Shiyyt, ma bad son! U know u Ibo, and when u said "food", I figured u meant, u know yalls special delicacy. . . . . . |
EzeUche22:Hahahahahahahaha. lol. hehehehehhe. lol. Seems like someones been hanging out with Dave Chappelle, lately! lol Gotta give it to ya tho, nice joke! |
Kobojunkie:Dude/Biyytch are u on coke? Like do u "HAVE TO" type on here? Does MENTALgong have a Ruger to ur head insisting that u put something, anything, on here lest "it" turns ur brain to oatmeal? The (clearly) best candidate of all the aspirants should be told to "shove it". . . . . Man, u need to lay of that dope, boi! |
These Ibo guys and crime. Freaking beasts! Why cant one of them just get it in his puny brain to try his kidnapping stunt out here in the states so he can either get his brains blown out, get kidnapped by the person he was initially trying to kidnap, or get busted then sentenced to "Gotti" time! freaking monkeys! SHould be returned to the wild, asap! |
Contrary to what Eziachi, OnlyTruth and co always try to convince the rest of us, this is what a fellow Ibo said of the Obansanjo Presidency: In an exclusive essay published in THISDAY today, Soludo, who also ran for governorship election in Anambra State in March, challenged presidential aspirants to debate economic issues before the general election. Soludo expressed concern that the government had been piling up domestic and foreign debts with no improvement in the economy. He wrote: �In spite of the heavy external debt of $34 billion and oil prices ranging between $25- $50 during the (ex-President Olusegun) Obasanjo�s second term, we managed to grow the economy at about 6-7 per cent per annum (from average of 2.8 per cent in the 1990s). We started saving for the rainy day when oil prices reached $35 and by 2007, despite paying $12 billion to write off the Paris Club debt in 2006, we had saved about $22 billion as �Excess Crude�. �In the last few years, oil prices have averaged $70 to $85 per barrel. What has happened? [b]We have spent the $22 billion saved under Obasanjo, and now massively borrowing at an alarming rate (domestically and externally) [/b]during a period of unprecedented oil price boom, and yet the economy remains static at 6-7% growth rate. Recurrent expenditure of the public sector has more than doubled since 2004, leaving very little for investment.� The excess crude savings are now a little above $350 million, with the three tiers of government drawing down to the tune of over $21 billion in the last two years to augment expenditure. Soludo said with the cessation of hostilities in the Niger Delta, and oil price rising to about $79, �external reserves ought to be growing�. http://odili.net/news/source/2010/sep/15/221.html |
And why were names repeated more than once? Why to make it seem like a lot more people than were really there attended? Mohammed Abacha! Ken Nnamani! Gov. Murtala Nyako! Gov. Banbangida Aliyu ect . . . . thats kinda desperate dont u think? |
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. U notice u aint contribute jack to the topic but came to tell us your "history" of why the coup happenned, why people hate/ are jealous of Ibos, why people "wrongfully" accuse "all" Ibos for actions that "not just Ibos" took! You also alluded to the fact that people[b] wrongfully[/b] think the top Ibos in Govt at the time that "escaped" death at the hands of the coupists were tipped off! Ah, yes, I know, u didnt come out explicitly to state all the accusations I made above, but sometimes: WHAT YOU DONT SAY IS WAAAAY MORE THAN WHAT U SAY! This is one of those times!
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