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Politics / Re: Have The Igbos Accidentally Taken Yoruba Slot? by Bonesking(m): 6:29pm On Dec 22, 2020 |
Anago55:I’m just curious just as many Nigerians to the secret paternity of Olusegun Obasanjo. Why then will you bring up that useless ECN into this discuss? Must everyone worship scammer Kanu to be seen as less Igbo? All I’m for is that the Presidency be zoned to the SE, but the allegations of Obasanjo’s Igbo paternity is something I’ve had keen interest for a long time. |
Politics / Re: Have The Igbos Accidentally Taken Yoruba Slot? by Bonesking(m): 6:18pm On Dec 22, 2020 |
Anago55:Well you are right. By equity and natural justice, the 2023 Presidency goes to the SE, but looking at the mystery of Obasanjo’s paternity you can't just push it aside. Unlike Murtala whose origin to Auchi seems to be accepted by the day, Obasanjo’s origin despite the clue is still muddled in secrecy. 1 Like |
Politics / Re: Have The Igbos Accidentally Taken Yoruba Slot? by Bonesking(m): 6:04pm On Dec 22, 2020 |
Like Joseph, God used him to save his people from potential genocide by the third marine division. Obasanjo made sure those guilty of rape and also those who took part in post-war extrajudicial killings of Igbo civilians were shot. Igwe Onyejekwe’s demise in 1970 may have helped cover the true origin of Olu Obasanjo, but the acts and deeds of Obasanjo after the civil war and during his Presidency is a pointer that blood is thicker than water. 1 Like
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Politics / Re: Have The Igbos Accidentally Taken Yoruba Slot? by Bonesking(m): 6:01pm On Dec 22, 2020 |
Obasanjo and Ifeajuna from Onitsha were good friends. Obasanjo and Nzeogwu were even said to be more than brothers. Is this ordinary? It was even rumoured that Obasanjo knew about the coup. The book ”Nzeogwu” was written by Obasanjo. Obasanjo was close to Ironsi and acted as a mediator between the coup plotters and the military head.
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Politics / Re: Have The Igbos Accidentally Taken Yoruba Slot? by Bonesking(m): 5:52pm On Dec 22, 2020 |
Obasanjo’s birth a mystery. Was Igwe Onyejekwe secretly in communication with him as a young boy. A little boy cannot fund his tuition fees and upkeep by himself, especially as the adopted Father abandoned his mother. Did late Onyejekwe used his contacts as a Police Officer to link up his first son in the army officers cadet? 1 Like 1 Share
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Politics / Re: Have The Igbos Accidentally Taken Yoruba Slot? by Bonesking(m): 5:42pm On Dec 22, 2020 |
Igwe Onyejekwe sitted in white Agbada 3 Likes 1 Share
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Politics / Re: Have The Igbos Accidentally Taken Yoruba Slot? by Bonesking(m): 5:39pm On Dec 22, 2020 |
Igwe Onyejekwe (shirtless) on the right during his coronation. Blood is really thicker than water. 2 Likes 1 Share
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Politics / Re: Have The Igbos Accidentally Taken Yoruba Slot? by Bonesking(m): 5:36pm On Dec 22, 2020 |
Striking resemblance. 2 Likes 1 Share
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Politics / Re: Have The Igbos Accidentally Taken Yoruba Slot? by Bonesking(m): 5:33pm On Dec 22, 2020 |
And on page 84 of the 253-page biography titled: Olusegun Obasanjo in The Eyes Of Time- A Biography of the African Statesman, Onukaba Adinoyi-Ojo, making reference to Obasanjo’s paternity, wrote: “A little over a year after Ashabi’s (Obasanjo’s mother) death, Amos Adigun Obasanjo Bankole passed away following a brief illness. He was buried at Onigbedu where he had remained till the very end. At 22, just when a smile was perching on his face, Olusegun Obasanjo became an orphan.” But the rumour peddlers are far from being convinced. In Onitsha the popular story is that Obasanjo is the product of a romantic liaison between Igwe Onyejekwe and Ashabi, Obasanjo’s mother, in the 1930s. As the story goes, the Onitsha prince jettisoned the idea of taking Ashabi as wife because doing so would hurt his chances of ascending the throne. Another source told the magazine in Onitsha that Onyejekwe actually issued a recommendation that facilitated Obasanjo’s enlistment into the Nigerian Army in 1958. However, in Adinoyi-Ojo’s book there is no mention of Obasanjo requiring recommendation from anyone to join the Army. Yet the proponents of Obasanjo’s Igboship point to a statement credited to him (Obasanjo) during a working visit to Anambra State as confirmation of their claim. Obasanjo had reportedly told an audience in Awka that any of his children is qualified to govern Anambra State. Though the statement was brushed aside then as a gibberish political talk, it has become invaluable with the advantage of hindsight. Whatever anyone chooses to believe, indications are that the rumour mill will remain in overdrive for some time. http://saharareporters.com/2007/06/18/obasanjos-real-father-paternity-controversy 1 Like |
Politics / Re: Have The Igbos Accidentally Taken Yoruba Slot? by Bonesking(m): 5:32pm On Dec 22, 2020 |
But can it be true? Is Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, the Balogun of Owu in Egbaland, be the biological son of Igwe Joseph Okwudili Onyejekwe, the Obi Onitsha Ado N’Idu from 1962-1970? Onyejekwe ascended the coveted throne after the demise of Igwe James Okosi who ruled from 1931-1935. His enthronement came after the report of the famous W.R. Harding Commission, which resolved disputes among the contenders for the throne. If the answers are in the affirmative, does that mean that the Igbo have accidentally taken their eight years ration at the presidency and the Yoruba have not? Oba Isaac Adeyemi Ojelade- Badegunle 1, the Onibogun of Ibogunland, Obasanjo’s reputed maternal hometown, says the rumour peddlers are either callous or are just doing it out of idleness. “It is a big lie, it is nothing but rumours. Obasanjo is a typical Abeokuta man and his father was a pure Egba man from Owu with three facial marks on each side of his cheeks. As a matter of fact, his father came from Abule Elere to Ibogun. They are from Agbole-Olusomi in Abeokuta and I come from his mother’s lineage,” the nonagenarian told TheNEWS. 1 Like |
Politics / Re: Have The Igbos Accidentally Taken Yoruba Slot? by Bonesking(m): 5:31pm On Dec 22, 2020 |
The man in picture A, The Nation explained, was an Igbo who lived in the Abeokuta area in the 1930s, about the time Obasanjo was born. According to The Nation, the police officer later became a monarch on a prominent South-Eastern throne. Before then, however, he had interacted fruitfully with the local community and had a brief affair with an Owu lady, before his final exit from the South-West. Though the newspaper did not say more than that, it left little to the imagination. Whatever innuendo was left of the brewing Obasanjo paternity controversy was blown open the next day by the Abuja-based Leadership newspaper via a damning column tagged Olusegun Igbochukwu Obasanjo, authored by Sam Nda-Isaiah. Using the pictures supplied by The Nation as the fodder of his write-up, the columnist released the bombshell. “The editors of The Nation didn’t want to say much, and they have left us to our imagination, but it won’t be from me that you will hear that Obasanjo’s father was Igwe Onyejekwe, a top ranking police officer who became the Igwe of Onitsha in his lifetime. During his controversial reign, the throne was in contention between him and Igwe Okosi II, just as it is today between Igwe Achebe and Igwe Odukwe,” Nda-Isaiah wrote. Not done with Obasanjo, the columnist went for the kill: “Igwe Onyejekwe, Obasanjo’s daddy, died after the civil war and, like his son, was said to be very cantankerous and quarrelsome.”The columnist intoned that the circumstances of his birth and rejection would have helped make the former president a very bitter and wicked person. He implored Nigerians never to make anyone their leader except they know where he is coming from. “And Nigerians really saw that proverbial wickedness in the last eight years. It is a very wicked man that would increase the price of a litre of fuel by a whopping N10 on his way out of power, simply because he has a pecuniary interest in refineries he had just sold away. It is also a very bad and wicked president that would double the value of VAT on his way out. What does it cost to be nice and kind and empathetic? Nothing! But that’s for normal people. And Obasanjo is far from being normal.” Closing on a comical note, the columnist advised that since Obasanjo loves power so much and is a prince of Onitsha, ‘‘can’t we just simply crown him the Igwe so that he can leave us alone?’’ 1 Like |
Politics / Have The Igbos Accidentally Taken Yoruba Slot? by Bonesking(m): 5:26pm On Dec 22, 2020 |
Obasanjo's Real father - A Paternity Controversy BY SAHARA REPORTERS JUNE 18, 2007 It may sound stranger than fiction, but as daylight melts into darkness, the rumour about Obasanjo’s Igbo roots is gaining currency. Former Abia State governor, Orji Uzor Kalu, had inadvertently teed off the Obasanjo paternity debate a few weeks ago when he declared that nobody should use the ex-president’s failings as a yardstick to appraise the competence of Yoruba leaders, because Obasanjo is not a Yoruba man in the first place. But the significance of Kalu’s postulation was lost on many who dismissed it with a wave of the hand. However, last week, tales about Obasanjo’s non-Yoruba ancestry received an oriental twist when The Nation of Sunday, 10 June, published what could be regarded as the biggest affront on Obasanjo’s paternity. Slammed on its front page were two identical photographs of Obasanjo with the headline “Spot The Difference.” While on the right was an old photograph of Obasanjo, on the left was what appeared like an old black-and-white photo of the same Obasanjo. To assist the reader, who apparently, would require the services of a graphic artist to spot the difference, The Nation editors provided a caption to illustrate the pictures. “The personality in picture A is not former President Olusegun Obasanjo who is in picture B. But what do both personalities have in common?” The Nation asked. |
Politics / Re: U-n-b-e-l-i-e-v-a-b-l-e!!! Obasanjo Is An Igbo Man by Bonesking(m): 5:21pm On Dec 22, 2020 |
How true is this accusation? The only thing that can end this rumour is if Obasanjo takes a paternity test with the sons of the late Igwe. The resemblance and story to Obasanjo’s mystery paternity is too good to be true. 1. The resemblance — 100% 2. Igwe and Ashabi love entanglement 90% |
Politics / Re: Those Opposed To Eastern Security Networl Are Identified by Bonesking(m): 2:53pm On Dec 22, 2020 |
AsiwajuNdigbo:Oga you made no point. That interstate division is stale. Rather than talk something reasonable, na this nonsense you talk for mouth. Osogbo miscreant! 5 Likes |
Politics / Re: IPOB Dares South-East Governors For Rejecting ‘Eastern Security Network’ by Bonesking(m): 8:15pm On Dec 21, 2020 |
amakadlite:Fulani herdamen is a problem of which a strong community policing will clamp down. The north are suffering today because they allowed farmers/herders cum ethnic/religious conflict thrive. A situation where criminals are allowed to go scot free is what has made their region volatile to these types of killings. The east have their own peculiar problem. Fulani herdsmen killing needs to be nip in the bud, but it's least among the problems facing us. We have much problems from armed robbery, kidnapping and fraud. What we need is a strong community policing backed by law and not a band of lawless touts with ulterior motives. |
Politics / Re: BREAKING News:rivers APC Faction Suspends Amaechi by Bonesking(m): 8:10pm On Dec 21, 2020 |
bobowaja:You mean Abe the mole! |
Politics / Re: Opinion: How Social Media Bill Will Be Enforced Through NIN/SIM Cards by Bonesking(m): 8:09pm On Dec 21, 2020 |
With the rate of killings, terrorism and fraud in this country I’m not surprised by the government call for SIM validation with NIN. |
Politics / Re: IPOB Dares South-East Governors For Rejecting ‘Eastern Security Network’ by Bonesking(m): 7:56pm On Dec 21, 2020 |
Yujin:Men of Issachar. Good ridance! Your formidable spirit have been tasted time without number, yet the result has always been death, chestbeating and tactlessness. You lots should use yourselves to test run your conflict, but nobody should bring that madness to our homes. Thanks! |
Politics / Re: IPOB Dares South-East Governors For Rejecting ‘Eastern Security Network’ by Bonesking(m): 7:49pm On Dec 21, 2020 |
MrSly:What betrayal are you talking about? Nnamdi Kanu is a fraud and had been a betrayal a long time ago. Is it until you begin to see dead bodies in the streets of Igboland that your eyes will open? Kanu is answerable to only his paymasters, sponsored by the enemies of Ndigbo to use us to settle their political scores but they’ll fail. |
Politics / Re: IPOB Dares South-East Governors For Rejecting ‘Eastern Security Network’ by Bonesking(m): 7:41pm On Dec 21, 2020 |
amakadlite:Fulani madness is blown out of proportion by the media and the likes of IPOB. Those who want to benefit from the scaremongering in order to take control of Igboland know themselves. It's similar to the Yoruba’s using Amotekun to settle scores with the FG for political reasons. If for instance we need a zonal security network in the East we know how to go about it. A security network that will arrest all the ills in the SE which includes, kidnapping, armed robbery, rituals, fraudsters, and herdsmen attack etc. We will form a security regiment to safeguard our streets and it will be monitored like community policing. Not by an illegal group constituting nuisance under the name of floating security for us. IPOB security is dead on arrival. IPOB are not after securing lives, the agenda is a deep secret planned by our enemy to bring war on our doorstep. |
Politics / Re: IPOB Dares South-East Governors For Rejecting ‘Eastern Security Network’ by Bonesking(m): 5:48am On Dec 21, 2020 |
Yujin:Ezi. Egbe Eligwe Gbagbuo unu nile. Chief IPOB propaganda. Rather than challenge your political rivals, all of your PDP animals want to use Igboland as your next theatre of war but it won't happen. Never again shall we fall into such trap. 4 Likes 1 Share |
Politics / Re: IPOB Dares South-East Governors For Rejecting ‘Eastern Security Network’ by Bonesking(m): 5:44am On Dec 21, 2020 |
Yujin:Nairaland resident IPOB/PDP idiot your end is already near. Because you’ll be the first batch to taste the bullet you’re cooking. Be deceiving yourselves here by calling anyone who speak against Kanu a northener. You can form your online security on facebook but any idiot bringing it home will understand the language of our people. We have learnt the bitter lesson and will no longer shelter a bunch of terrorist in our homes. The north can shield their criminals but never us. When you want to mess around next time, bring up your Giddygiddy handle. Ewu. Chukwu nna kpokwa unu nile oku ebeahu. 5 Likes 1 Share |
Politics / Re: IPOB Dares South-East Governors For Rejecting ‘Eastern Security Network’ by Bonesking(m): 5:41am On Dec 21, 2020 |
Notasyouthink:We know your tactics. Use fulani herdsmen boogey to scare people into accepting your satanic leadership and gain a foothold over Igboland. But you people are late comers to history. Tell your sponsors that they’ve failed as the Igbo nation have found them out time. Fulani herdsmen my foot. You guys should stop using your demonic tactics to deceive people because many of us can read the handwriting on the wall. 8 Likes 1 Share |
Politics / Re: IPOB Dares South-East Governors For Rejecting ‘Eastern Security Network’ by Bonesking(m): 12:33am On Dec 21, 2020 |
EmekaA125:IPOB is PDP. Every politically conscious Igbo man knows this, except zombies. 10 Likes 3 Shares |
Politics / Re: IPOB Dares South-East Governors For Rejecting ‘Eastern Security Network’ by Bonesking(m): 12:26am On Dec 21, 2020 |
engrchykae:Where did you conduct the study to say it is the popular opinion of Igbos to want Biafra? Is it Ndigbo who fought a war we’ve learnt from or another tribe? So out of over 40 million Igbo, 1 million IPOB miscreants will decide our fate? You people are just deceiving yourselves. One thing is sure, IPOB will not last 5 years. When the head is cut off, the sheep will be scattered. The end of Nnamdi Kanu is near you can take that to the bank. We can never allow a pschopath and his army of zombies destroy us a 2nd time. Chukwu nna ekwela ihe ojo. We’ll rather assist in ending him than follow him to that Golgotha. 34 Likes 7 Shares |
Politics / Re: 2023: How Igbos Can Actualize Presidency - Anyim Reveals by Bonesking(m): 12:15am On Dec 21, 2020 |
Anyim the sellout. Dude deserves to be stoned for always shortchanging Igbo interest. Patriot in the morning but IPOB sponsor at night. Let Anyim tell Ndigbo what we gained in the 16 years of PDP support. Anyim should tell us why we had zero infrastructural development under GEJ despite having the ears and eyes of the Presidency. Anyim should tell us his pact with Obasanjo which denied Ndigbo the VP slot in 2007. Anyim and other PDP SE Godfathers should tell us how he helped destroyed Igbo political growth by being used by Obasanjo to form MASSOB in 2002 which culminated to IPOB and the lost of interest of our people to national elections. |
Politics / Re: “resign, Join Us And Receive 2 Months Salary” – Nnamdi Kanu To Nigerian Police, by Bonesking(m): 12:13am On Dec 21, 2020 |
Old news from a runaway coward. Tueh! |
Politics / Re: IPOB Dares South-East Governors For Rejecting ‘Eastern Security Network’ by Bonesking(m): 12:11am On Dec 21, 2020 |
engrchykae:Did you read the nonsense you wrote. You agreed that IPOB is towing the path of Nazi Germany and yet you’re supporting them. Remove that Engineer from your name because you are no different from an illiterate Ariaria tout. 32 Likes 4 Shares |
Politics / Re: IPOB Dares South-East Governors For Rejecting ‘Eastern Security Network’ by Bonesking(m): 12:04am On Dec 21, 2020 |
IPOB is PDP and PDP is IPOB! Ndigbo cannot be fooled, we stand with our Governors. ESN or whatever they call themselves will soon receive the heat they are looking for. When we need to form our own regional security, we’ll do it at our own time. IPOB and runaway Kanu cannot float an illegal security for us. It won’t stand because we shall resist them. 17 Likes 4 Shares |
Politics / Re: APC Suspends Abe, Wechie, Aguma, Boms by Bonesking(m): 6:51am On Dec 20, 2020 |
Amaechi is the recognized APC leader in Rivers state. Magnus, Aguma and other Wike sponsored moles should be sent packing. |
Politics / Re: Only A President Of Igbo Extraction Can Save Nigeria From Breaking Up by Bonesking(m): 8:33pm On Dec 19, 2020 |
Exactly |
Culture / Re: Kalabari Vs Calabar by Bonesking(m): 8:32pm On Dec 19, 2020 |
Logan23:Exactly 1 Like 1 Share |
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