₦airaland Forum

Ofunaofu:
We all can't just lose hope on the country, you know

Deepspirituals:
I'm Spiritualist Ade,I do Wonder the Truth about the Word " It's only those that are Destined to Build House that would build "

slam7000:
I quoted you because you didn’t know he was related to Arthur Eze. You even said they weren’t from the same town.

My comment was not about his military service, where he served neither was it about his children.

LegendHero:
Normally I shouldn’t respond to your ignorance.

—Awolowo was released in August 4 1966. That was before civil war, almost a year before. We saw the proof Gowon released him. Ojuku had no supreme control of eastern region by this time.

So you know, it wasn’t Awo alone that was released on that day, Gowon released multiple people at once and it was fully gazetted.

—Col. Banjo was released May 1967 when Ojuku proclaimed Biafra. We all know Ojuku released him because by then, he had control of the Eastern region.

So why will you now equate both occurrence? You better go back to your history books and stop saying nonsense on public forum.

LegendHero:
Brother, that OP know the truth but he’s just trolling.

I don’t take all these Ibo people serious again. Their delusion is
Legendary.

Gidgiddy come here, can you present one single evidence that lay claim that Ojuku released Awo besides his own (Ojuku) word?

Christistruth03:
Calabar Prison was a Federal Prison

Ojukwu had no authority over it

slam7000:
They were siblings mister. Walter Eze was Arthur Eze’s older brother.

What are you on about…He was the Eze n’ukpo Dunukofia when he was alive

Praxis758:
First university graduate to join the Nigerian military: Dim Chukwuemeka Ojukwu.

Now, this man was the first trained medical doctor to be enlisted into the Nigerian Army.

Igbos are truly positive developers.

yemzzy02:
Pay money for what exactly?

Christistruth03:
From the UK Guardian Newspaper

Christistruth03:



Gen Giowon released Awolowo

This is Awolowo still in his Prison Clothes going to thank Gowon after he was released



https://www.yotube.com/watch?v=QMNa4671Yuw?si=8hgrHM4aSO_R8yXf



https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/191679-why-i-released-awolowo-from-prison-gowon.html?tztc=1

Samantha124:
If you don't see anything wrong with dating a single mother, that's fine because it's your choice.

But I don't want any single father, unless I'm a single mother too.

So don't try to project your ideas on me.

SUFFERInSMILIIN:
But it is not actually true because most of the Nigerian girl The Pussy is extra large and it also comes with some smell of yeast. Also I forgot to mention one thing menstruation flow is also on the heavy side with Nigerian ladies and girls. You will actually be shocked to see the size of a Nigerian girls thing

future54:
Many african guys are seeking for love on online dating sites, but real Nigerian escort girls can be found on secure platforms.

Samantha124:
But I don't get it, you guys constantly open threads of how you want virgin wives, but now you have issues with me preferring a man without a child... Why?

Why can't you just respect my choice the same way I respect yours? Are you a single father?

slam7000:
They were siblings mister. Walter Eze was Arthur Eze’s older brother.

What are you on about…He was the Eze n’ukpo Dunukofia when he was alive

Praxis758:
First university graduate to join the Nigerian military: Dim Chukwuemeka Ojukwu.

Now, this man was the first trained medical doctor to be enlisted into the Nigerian Army.

Igbos are truly positive developers.

Gee64:
Without toto, most women would have suffered the inherent cruelty that's associated with our gender!
Ladies are lucky they have pvssy with which they can subdue men and even climb to high places. A king's mistress can hit the king on head and receive a kiss instead of reproach. But let a man try that, na im death sentence be that.

Me too, I love pvssy, I don't know why

May God forgive my fornication instinct sha.

I lost my darling wife to heart-failure more than two years ago and can't live like a Reverend Father. I intend to re-marry but, to make things worse, na oloshos full town these days.

MaxInDHouse:
Obviously your aggression will not allow us to flow but it's OK hold onto your opinion.

May you have PEACE!

MaxInDHouse:
Right from your first mention of me you've been abusive so calm down and reason like a liberal person.
Jesus said two things there:
[1] How he will come and destroy all evildoers just as the scriptures foretold.
[2] Some of those standing there will see him in that magnificent glory as confirmation of what he just told the crowd.
So Peter in his letter to the congregation told them how himself, John and James saw Jesus in his magnificent glory during the transfiguration! 2Peter 1:16-18


Your hastiness is the problem!
I never said John is Elijah but Jesus so we know that both characters are separate individuals so what Jesus meant is that John has played the role of Elijah who is to come!

MaxInDHouse:
The context differs!
@ verse 27 Jesus is talking about the time he will come and destroy all evildoers but @ verse 28 he is referring to the sign some standing right there will see as evidence that truly he is the one who is coming to do all these things as written in the scriptures.
Please stop the abusive speeches true Christians don't go about abusing people when matters like this arises we reason together as believers.
Peter later talked about the magnificent transfiguration as the evidence that everything Jesus said about himself is sure! 2Peter 1:16-18

John is not a perfect man so he can't perfectly grasp the role God is using him to fulfil but Jesus God's son knows everything about the scriptures that's why he told us that John is the Elijah who is to come.
Do you know that John was confused about the identify of the Lord Jesus Christ?
John later sent his disciples to ask if Jesus is truly the Christ {Matthew 11:2-3} yet he heard God's own voice confirming that Jesus is the Christ! John 1:32-34
So did John the baptist fully understood the scriptures and it's fulfilment?
The answer is NO!

yommen:
But na unna still carry out the first military coup, killing non-igbos and sparing only Igbos: high level and very deadly tribalism you know

onumadu:
I often wondered how he is related to Arthur Eze.
Are they siblings or cousins?

clockwisereport:
All eyes on the judiciary

IamAtAnger:
I'm all u need

1) You’re a people pleaser
While it’s nice to be considerate of others and care about their well-being, putting yourself last shows that you don’t value yourself.
It signals that your own desires are less important

2) You can’t take a compliment
When someone gives you a compliment, you don’t simply say “thank you.”
You make a whole production out of it.
Then, you casually list five to ten of your flaws they failed to notice.

3) You say “sorry” too much
Frequently apologizing, even when you haven’t done anything wrong, also signals a lack of confidence.
You do it to avoid conflict or to seek the approval of others.

4) You apologize for your opinions
Speaking of apologizing, if you do it whenever you express an opinion, it’s likely due to low self-esteem.

5) You minimize your knowledge
On the same note, low self-esteem may make you downplay your expertise or knowledge on a particular subject.

6) You don’t have relationships
if you want companionship but don’t put yourself out there, there’s a good chance it’s because your confidence  is down the drain.

7) You make light of your achievements
If you struggle with confidence, there’s a chance you fail to celebrate or recognize your hard work because you don’t see it as significant.
Instead, you tell people you had help, got lucky, or that anyone could have done it.

8} You overwork yourself
People with low self-confidence overwork themselves to prove their worth to themselves and their employers.
If you’re on the verge of burnout and still volunteer for that project no one else wants to touch, something deeper might be going on.

9) You strive for perfectionism
Low self-esteem and perfectionism go hand-in-hand.
People who lack confidence believe they’re not good enough, so they exhaust themselves trying to meet unreasonable standards in everything they do to prove that they are.

10) You use self-deprecating humor
Constantly making jokes at your own expense can reinforce negative self-beliefs.
You might not realize it – but if self-deprecating humor is your default form of interaction, your self-esteem could use some work.

yemzzy02:
Who?