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European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Liverpool F.C Fans Zone - the Mighty Reds ! by darfur(m): 3:16pm On Jan 22, 2008
wetin you for wan talk? grin grin

inter will damage you guys soon. and you want to sell sissoko and bring another white. . . racists. you cant win the league with only one race tongue

rafa will soon be fired cool
Foreign Affairs › Re: Obama For President? by darfur(m): 3:00pm On Jan 22, 2008
Mckren teach them but dont blame them b/c the system is a lil bit strange to nigerians. the delegate system has always been in the states for centuries. even bush won the 2000 elections without having the highest popular votes. he had more delegate votes than gore(in the general election it is called electoral college votes).

teach them pls grin
Politics › Re: Where Is The Justice? by darfur(m): 2:56pm On Jan 22, 2008
which man u talking about here?
Politics › Re: A Last! Ojukwu, Ex-biafran Soldiers Get Pension 41 Years After by darfur(m): 2:51pm On Jan 22, 2008
i give my praise to the yarasleep administration for trying to restore some order/peace and reconciliation. and Ojukwu should shut up and take his pay.

he should enjoy the moment of recognition and reconciliation and not heat up the system and start another argument and hate.
maxsiollun:
Anyway, it always astonishes me how some people foam at the mouth at even the lightest criticism of Ojukwu. Only in Nigeria could a man who led his people in a disastrous war against a better armed enemy with no chance of a military victory, could be declared a hero. Note that these pensions were paid to only those Biafran soldiers that were also former officers of the Nigerian army. What about the thousands of poor, mutilated, wounded, dead others who fought for Biafra and have nothing to show for it? What of their widows, parents, and the orphaned? Did they get a pension?
i agree cool (and i'm IGBO born and bred)

maxsiollun:
I simply realise that Ojukwu (like all human beings) is not infallible. Perhaps it is time some others did too.
i do sad
Politics › Re: Is Ojukwu A Gen Or Lt. Col? by darfur(m): 2:43pm On Jan 22, 2008
and 2.5 million people died from the war, Oga wisdom.
i believe you did mathematics in school. 30,000 vs 2.5 million. even if you didnt go to school at least you have common sense.

i'm ibo, it may have been a good idea to break up that time. but at what cost? if we had the weaponry and their was some parity in military strength, then it may be worth the risk. but how can you send kids with "sticks and stones" to face tankers and bombers? that is not war. that is suicide. infact, the nigerian army in I967 must have been made up of dumb generals b/c they could have won that war in 2 weeks. Nnamdi asikiwe knew this. that was why he was somehow apprehensive about the war. he had his reservations. ojukwu was just plain mad.

not only did 2.5 million people die, also there was total infrastructural destruction from which ibos are yet to recover. . . 38yrs after the war.
B4 u act, check your chances and the cost. do a risk assessment and take professional decisions and not necessarily popular decisions. did ojukwu do that? no. the result? 2.5 million dead.

did he have options? he could have manipulated the moral advantage. he wont achieve much, i agree, but surely the fed govt would have been under some pressure to at least rehabilitate the area. at least, if nothing else, 2.5 million people would not have died. one life saved, is a great achievement. ask the surgeons.
Sports › Re: Nigeria Vs Cote D'ivoire by darfur(m): 2:57am On Jan 22, 2008
as soon as possible
Christianity Etc › Re: Muoka Vs Ofoegbu: War In The House Of God by darfur(m): 2:49am On Jan 22, 2008
efcc should invite them for some talks
Politics › Re: Is Ojukwu A Gen Or Lt. Col? by darfur(m): 11:18pm On Jan 21, 2008
doyin13:
Dim by name. Dim by . . . . lipsrsealed oops. dodges igbo expletives
there's no igbo expletive to dodge. ojukwu was a lt.col in the naija army and nothing more than that. he is officially a retired lt.col as well as the leader of the defunct republic of biafra.

and was he smart? no. he was power drunk. and he doesnt deny it. here was a guy who knew that biafra had no weapons and yet he challenged a well loaded naigerian army with british, american, russian and even egyptian backing. isn't it foolhardy to engage in such a fight? wasting the lives of a generation of igbo youth. and why? why? why did he run away at the end of the war? why not stay back and face the music? he ran like a coward. he wants to live, yet he sent a generation of young men to their grave knowing fullywell that they will all die.

if he was smart, he could have used the moral advantage the ibos had in I967 to attract world opinion and get the fed govt to some strong commitments. it wont be good enough but it will definitely be better than the millions who died during the war.

i dont admire him at all. I, Darfur Akpukanwa O, I'm far too smart to hero-worship anyone just because others do. i consider a lot before i pick my heros.
Sports › Re: Nigeria Vs Cote D'ivoire by darfur(m): 10:58pm On Jan 21, 2008
Uche2nna:
the Ivorian team is much more superior. Two players from Arsenal , two players from Chelsea, My favorite player form Barca and not to mention the kones and the zokoras. It ois only going to be a travesty of justice if Nigeria had won that match.
we had 2 players from portsmouth (including aged kanu grin)
I player from chelsea(mikel who is usually on suspension. . . 4 red cards so far)
another from watford grin
another from woverhampton grin
another from . . . . i no know grin
Culture › Re: Say Ur Native Names And Translate Them by darfur(m): 10:53pm On Jan 21, 2008
akpukanwa= hardship is too bad for kids.

na my name be that.

akpukanwa, . . . a.k.a kpuky cheesy
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Liverpool F.C Fans Zone - the Mighty Reds ! by darfur(m): 10:48pm On Jan 21, 2008
racist liverpool wayooooooooooooooooo grin

i no talk am say villa go hammer una? grin grin grin grin

stop fielding a starting all white eleven and things will start working for youuuuu

una no go dey top 4 this season i swear grin grin grin grin

next inter will wipe you out, and then you balance at the middle of the table tongue
Sports › Re: Predict The Correct Date Berti Vogts Will Be Sacked And Get N20,000 by darfur(m): 10:44pm On Jan 21, 2008
hahahahaha

perhaps 2 days after rafa benites is sacked grin grin grin grin
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Ojuelegba Boys Vs. Manchester United: Who Go Win? by darfur(m): 4:33pm On Jan 13, 2008
toshwoman toshman don carry this him woman wrapper enter sports thread?
. . . . . . this boy will never change grin
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Liverpool F.C Fans Zone - the Mighty Reds ! by darfur(m): 4:31pm On Jan 13, 2008
racist liverpool tongue . . . . the only team that lines up an all white starting eleven week after week in this globalisation century. i hear they've sold an african and bought another white dude. getting whiter and whiter. i hate them tongue tongue tongue

they'll never win the league and rafa is going down. he has shown great disdain for the black skin/africans. . . . we have the spirit of the game bt he knows it not. aston villa will hold you back in anfield. tongue tongue tongue tongue tongue tongue if not win you guys tongue tongue tongue tongue tongue
Politics › Re: In Support Of Kenyan Electoral Violence by darfur(m): 4:17pm On Jan 13, 2008
Priscila:
We need Mandelas, shocked obj shocked, Mkapa,Kaunda,Moi and Co we need to drive away Kibakis,Mugabes,Musevenis
priscila, are you mad angry
how can you put mandela and OBJ in the same sentence angry angry
Politics › Re: If You Were The President Of Nigeria. by darfur(m): 2:35am On Jan 13, 2008
I-Man for president cheesy
Culture › Re: Gwam! Gwam! Gwam! by darfur(m): 2:34am On Jan 13, 2008
ndi a egbuo ndi a grin grin grin
Christianity Etc › Re: Ailing Sonny Okosun Seeks Help In India by darfur(m): 2:29am On Jan 13, 2008
ebelebe. but wait o, did i hear he has a church? ebelebe igba shocked na wa o. well, i no talk lipsrsealed
Christianity Etc › Re: Lovemaking After Traditional Wedding Only: Is This Fornication? by darfur(m): 2:25am On Jan 13, 2008
so b4 christainity came to africa all our ancestors have been doing na fornication eh? all of una de mad.
once the girl papa don gree for me, i go hammer am without restraint even b4 my own papa see am sef. which kind life.

inshort, time don even reach to begin find wife undecided
Health › Re: Is Aids Really Incurable? by darfur(m): 2:18am On Jan 13, 2008
AIDS dey o grin grin e dey kill, and cure no dey . . . . wear your condom
Health › Re: More Than Two Nipples by darfur(m): 2:15am On Jan 13, 2008
that kind person go be correct tourist attraction which we can use to boost our ailing economy cool
Travel › Re: Why Not Take Your Wife To Nigeria, Instead Of Polluting Our Country? by darfur(m): 2:13am On Jan 13, 2008
undecided . . . . . amen o . . . embarassed
Culture › Re: Gwam! Gwam! Gwam! by darfur(m): 2:07am On Jan 13, 2008
faketan:
Ohuru nwanyi kwe onwu? = Toshnwanyi
toshman no be me talk am o lipsrsealed but e correct sha grin
Politics › Re: If You Were The President Of Nigeria. by darfur(m): 1:58am On Jan 13, 2008
massive education. education is the key. educated people can build the nation.
Culture › Re: Igbo Kwenu ,: English Is Prohibited,o Burukwa N'ibughi Onye Igbo Esonyekwana by darfur(m): 1:53am On Jan 13, 2008
he he he he heeee,
toshman ndi a egbuola gi ebe a oooo grin grin grin grin
Culture › Re: Gwam! Gwam! Gwam! by darfur(m): 1:52am On Jan 13, 2008
@faketan

a. otele_____________ o ga achiri nsi mmadu.
b. toshnwanyi________o ga achiri umu nwanyi laa n'elu bed grin grin
c. paw paw = correct answer


gwam gwam gwam, gwam o huru nwanyi kwe onwu grin grin grin grin
Politics › Re: Why Nigeria Will Never Progress by darfur(m): 3:53am On Jan 05, 2008
too much of this comparison to america does not seem to be effective, pls show the comparison to other african countries that are picking up. . . like angola, botswana, tansania, ghana and even togo and benin republic. . . them those folks at home will appreciate the full damage hen they see these countries moving ahead of us seriously.
Politics › Re: Why Nigeria Will Never Progress by darfur(m): 1:54am On Jan 05, 2008
grin grin grin grin grin
so una don conclude say e no go ever better . . grin grin grin grin
Politics › Re: In Support Of Kenyan Electoral Violence by darfur(m): 1:53am On Jan 05, 2008
300 people dead is too much a price for any form of liberty . . . . that may even install another ''rogue in power''. the people could have used other means . . . .such as, total strikes, no transport, market, no banks, no schools, sit at homes for days, weeks, months etc the govt would break down and the leaders will talk.

the fighting is like chopping of your nose to spite your face. too expensive. also, note that african leaders dont care much about riots and loss of lives. . . . remember nigeria in I993, if not that abacha died, hundred million dead nigerians wont make him change his mind. but a complete govt breakdown can force the govt to negotiate at least.

africa na wa o.
Culture › Re: Pls Translate This Word To Your Language by darfur(m): 1:38am On Jan 05, 2008
ikputumbi
Culture › Re: Igbo Kwenu ! Kwenu Kwezo Nu ! Join Us If You Proud To Be An Igbo Guy/lady by darfur(m): 1:36am On Jan 05, 2008
ify
ano m ya na shakin. eji oso gbafuo from darfur maka ndi supporter of APC ji ike dabata n'ekeresimesi a gara aga. m gbadata kenya si ka m nwete onwe m, ya esukwa ebe ahu. eji m ujo dabata lagos, ndi aka n'akpa anaram ego m ji, ya mere m ji wubata london taa. mana trafick london enyeghi m welcome at all

ije uwa.

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