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Health › Re: Losing Weight Gradually by debetmx(op): 2:52pm On Nov 19, 2013

princesa: Nemesis is catching up with you

Did you check the date? That was more than three years ago. Nemesis, most times catches up with hypocrites like you.

I would have sent you a recent picture of myself but for obvious reasons I would want to be remain anonymous. I thought you were a good person but obviously you have got a bad mind

Politics › Re: Col. Ben Gbulie, One Of The 1966 Coupists Speaks On The Coup And Awo by debetmx(m): 3:45pm On Nov 15, 2013

jp philips: whose account is the bold part? All the participants in the conference concur that Kpera was fully involved, please go and read the transcript to see that the actors did not always agree with Ojukwu, save for the ones that are clear truth.
Katsina as a northerner would have said "no, kpera, was just a gate man" or "no Kpera our son was just watching them". the truth was that, they know he was deep involved that was why they all agreed.

That part was not a proposal, it was the ending of an argument where ojukwu was setting the record straight, it wasn't even one of Ojukwu's Aburi demands hence the actors were not in any obligation not to decline if they wish to.

secondly, i wont blame you if you erroneously think that of Kpera because at some point while they were being hunted by the then military tribunal, lots of them were either hiding or denying their involvement, let me give you some examples;

Gbulie up there has already absolved Ojukwu that he knew nothing about the coup, tell me, who will believe that crap? Has ojukwu admitted yet?
Obasanjo has never agreed that he was one of the masterminds of the counter coup (july 66).
TY Danjuma has never admitted in any of his books that he master minded the death of Aguiyi ironsi
Gowon has never admitted his involvement in the coup that killed murtala Mohammed, reason why obasanjo's Govt was hunting him like bush meat.

truth is, the intelligence report are not with you, but if you have access to some of their confessions, you can easily string the truth together, I am not surprised Kpera is denying his involvement but the big actors, the Ogas at the top, know who and who were involved.
These old men today are being hunted by guilty conscience, reason they seize every media opportunity to confess.

I don't believe his Awolowo twist either, i saw it as a gimmick to buy the Yoruba sympathy,he claimed the coupists liked Awolowo, that is a big lie, Ojukwu never liked Awolowo, he claimed Ojukwu stopped the coup, lol, that is news for the ignorant not for me. I think he is just painting a selfless picture of their 66 mistake.
how can Gbulie in his imagination think they will hand over to Awolowo, when Ojukwu had all the opportunity to release Awolowo did he? not until Gowon did. who is fooling who?

BTW i heard Gbulie's version in 1988 during a symposium at queens school Enugu and I have managed to read his book, just that the lies couldn't let me to continue.

Like I said in my earlier post, the Special Police Branch report and Kpera's interview Katz referenced Kpera would have been killed if he declined taking part in the putsch.

ojukwu knew about the coup but he did not take part in the coup. Read Ademoyega's book "Why We Struck" and ojukwu's book "Because I Am Involved"

Politics › Re: Col. Ben Gbulie, One Of The 1966 Coupists Speaks On The Coup And Awo by debetmx(m): 3:05pm On Nov 15, 2013

Keshi spoke to Daily Sun at his Onicha Ugbo residence in Delta State Excerpts.
You were Brigade Major in Kaduna when Major Kaduna Nzeogwu and others struck. That meant they used your troops.

What happened that night?
On the eve of the January coup in Kaduna we had officers’ day, a regular event where officers played whatever sport they wanted. I played football. There was Brigadier Ademulegun – shamelessly and brutally killed in bed with his wife – our brigade commander who came on a horse, threw some jokes at me about the way I played, and went away. At the end of that day, I went to the Mess to have some drinks. I saw some officers in full military gear hanging around at the Mess. I wondered what they were doing only to quickly recall that there was to be night training that night …

A scheduled programme?
Yes, but then Nzeogwu, the Commandant of the Nigerian Military Training College, Kaduna, where I was Chief Instructor and acting Commandant for about two years, 1963 to 1964, sent a signal to the units under our command asking them to subscribe troops for the night training. He also asked for a section of the armored cars, artillery, a section of guns and an infantry company from 3rd battalion at Kawo Barracks, for training without reference to the Brigade Commander. He had no right or direct access to the troops in the brigade, he being an army headquarters officer, commanding a school directly under Army Headquarters. When I saw the signal that he sent to the units under the command, I sent a signal to all those units asking them to ignore Nzeogwu’s signal.

So what happened?
Soon after Nzeogwu, who actually was with me at the Royal Military Academy, Sandhust, UK, rushed to my office to talk to me. For the first time we spoke in our native (Delta Igbo) dialect. I said to him, ‘Nzeogwu, you are a senior officer who should know that there are procedures.’ He apologised and explained that he forgot. Thinking that he was acting in good faith, I let him be and now wrote another signal asking the units to cooperate with him.

And lo and behold, the night of January 14 into 15, after that sports evening, I got a call from the Police Commissioner M.D. Yusuf at about 1.00. a.m. Before then, some shooting had taken place in the Ministers’ Quarters at the GRA area. He asked me what was going on and I told him some training was scheduled by NMTC (training college), but certainly not inside residential quarters. I tried to call the Brigade Commander (Ademulegun) but there was no answer from his house. Soon after, his deputy, Col. Sodeinde, called me and I told him the same thing I told Yusuf. I called him back not long after and there was no response. An hour or two later, my house was surrounded.

- See more at: http://www.nigerianbestforum.com/blog/military-coup-makers-are-looters-cowards/#sthash.EDhpDP7r.dpuf

Politics › Re: Col. Ben Gbulie, One Of The 1966 Coupists Speaks On The Coup And Awo by debetmx(m): 2:55pm On Nov 15, 2013

Katsumoto: Including Kpera amongst coup plotters is of the most idiotic reasoning. Nzeogwu told his boys they were on a training exercise. The exercise suddenly turns into a coup dead in the middle of the night. What were the boys supposed to do? See excerpt from Special Branch report about what Nzeogwu did to one who wasn't willing to participate.

147. Immediately inside the compound, Major Nzeogwu stationed the Carl Gustavs some 10 yards apart facing the lodge. The gunners were Sgts. Oyegeke and Manga, whilst Sgt. Adebiyi acted as ammunition number. As soon as both guns had been loaded, Major Nzeogwu ordered the NCOs to open fire at the Lodge. Both fired their projectiles bursting inside the ground floor rooms of the building. Sgt. Adebiyi stated that he then
ran towards Sgt. Manga to help this NCO reload. Whilst he was with Manga he heard Major Nzeogwu shouting repeatedly "Fire you bastard, fire". Immediately after this both Manga and Adebiyi heard a burst of SMG fire. They turned round and observed Sgt. Oyegoke slumped on the ground bleeding from multiple wounds. It was clear to both that their colleague had been killed by Major Nzeogwu either for refusing to obey or because he attempted to run away.

And here is Kpera's version (Kpera and many other soldiers were never tried for their participation in this coup. Kpera would rise to become a Governor and Brigadier)

Interviewer - Did you play any role in the first military coup in Nigeria which took place in 1966?
Kpera - Again I would like to refer you to my biography which is nearing completion. I was involved in that operation of January 14-15 1966 code named ‘operation Damisa’ which subsequently culminated into the coup. I did participate in it with my troops as a commander; I was a second lieutenant then. I didn’t plan the coup but I participated in the exercise ‘operation Damisa’ because there was no question of choosing not to participate in an exercise that your unit was involved in.

God bless you. Only mischievous people like the cantankerous coward and biafran revisionist associate Kpera with the planning of the January 15, 1966 coup.

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Politics › Re: Col. Ben Gbulie, One Of The 1966 Coupists Speaks On The Coup And Awo by debetmx(m): 2:39pm On Nov 15, 2013

jp philips: One person don't execute a coup because the Army command is littered everywhere in the country, however, the planning is done by a few while the rest take orders. the main actors are those ones i wrote up there.

below is an excerpt from the Aburi conference where this crisis was resolved, the transcript
was released by the then Ghanianian president Ankrah, an unbiased, no interest vested individual with just one goal to make peace.

Notice from the transcript that Katsina (Governor of Northern Nigeria) agreed when Ojukwu argued that it is not an Igbo coup, here are other people who equally agreed;

NAME & POSITION

Lt-Colonel Yakubu Gowon Head of the SMC*
Commodore Joseph Akinwale Wey Head of the Nigerian navy
Colonel Robert Adeyinka Adebayo Military Governor of the western region
Lt-Colonel Hassan Usman Katsina Military Governor of the northern region
Lt-Colonel David Akpode Ejoor Governor of mid-west region
Major Mobolaji Johnson Military Governor of Lagos
Alhaji Kam Selem Inspector-General of Police
Timothy Omo-Bare Police

Eastern delegate:

Col Emeka Ojukwu Governor of South East

(*Head of the SMC as Ironsi’s whereabouts were “unknown”)

Ojukwu was in attendance as the eastern region's Military Governor.

if all these people agreed in Aburi that it wasn't an ibo coup, why should i believe you?

Kpera was only informed about the coup on the morning of the coup and if he had declined taking part in the coup he would have been killed. You remember what happened when Nzeogwu went to Hassan Katsina's house after killing the Sardauna. You also remember the fate of Sgt. Oyeleke who had stalled when they were bombing the gate to the residence of Sir Ahmadu Bello.

People on the Federal Side agreed with every proposal put forward at Aburi by ojukwu just to reconcile with him. Even if ojukwu had said their fathers were mad they would have concurred with him. That was why Gowon hastily signed what he did not fully understand.

You failed to respond to my question about Ademoyega understanding ibo.

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Politics › Re: Col. Ben Gbulie, One Of The 1966 Coupists Speaks On The Coup And Awo by debetmx(m): 12:58pm On Nov 15, 2013

jp philips: Nzeogwu was from mid west- Bende, Ifeajuna east and Ademoyega, west, Kpera - north
it was ojukwu's enemies that termed it so.

Who are or were the enemies of the cantankerous coward?

95% of soldiers who took part in the January 15, 1966 coup were ibo or ibo speaking.

What was the rank of Kpera as at January 15, 1966 and was he among the planners of the coup?

Did Ademoyega understand ibo language?

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Politics › Re: Why Is Ahmadu Bello Still Held In High Esteem As Moral Compass Of Socieity? by debetmx(m): 8:18am On Nov 15, 2013

revolt: igbo domination under BritiSh rule? Hmm na wa o ! Ofcos nobody faults the dominant nmba of igbos in the service then but it shuld b noted they got in there by MERIT, nt the latter service pensioners tht were beneficiaries of bigotry n quota system

That was why the outgoing expatriate GOC (Maj. General Everald) of the Nigerian Army recommended Brig. Babafemi Ogundipe but the government of the day chose Maj. General Aguiyi Ironsi.

Celebrities › Re: Why Is Tiwa Savage Wedding A Married Man, When His Divorce Isn’t Final? by debetmx(m): 8:49am On Nov 14, 2013

ventnaija: https://tiwasblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/uno.jpg

https://tiwasblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/tiwa1.jpg

I founded these on these on Tiwa Savage's Blog, She shared this question on her Facebook page for the opinion of her fans, and here is the replies she got….

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By -Kemi Olunloyo

Source : http://ventnaija..com.br/2013/11/gist-why-is-tiwa-savage-wedding-married.html

But seriously why do Nigerian female celebs prefer married men?

Politics › Re: AWO: The Brain Behind Gowon's Success by debetmx(m): 8:46am On Nov 14, 2013*

nedu2000: Let's end this,opening old wounds maynt be the wisest thing to do *offers a handshake*

Romance › Re: My Boyfriend Always Tell His Ex Gurlfriend That He Love Her In Front Of Me by debetmx(m): 3:41pm On Nov 13, 2013

Harbiodun775: anytime am with my boyfriend if he receive a call from his ex at the end of the conversion he will tell her he love her and later plead to me that his sorry, this is not his first time he has been doing it for long and i keep tolerating him because i love him so much but i don't think i can stand it anymore does he really love me please help

How old are you?

You don't have a boyfriend. You better leave him now

Politics › Re: Why Is Ahmadu Bello Still Held In High Esteem As Moral Compass Of Socieity? by debetmx(m): 8:01am On Nov 13, 2013

[quote author=IGBO-SON]The coup which saw the demise of Ahmadu Bello et al -as i've always maintained- was an unfortunate and regrettable episode in this countrys history; and was carried out by overzealous soldiers with an erroneous belief that they could effect a change by spilling blood. Their youthful exuberance didn't let them think of the consequences of their actions; and i don't know about the rest, but i believe Nzeogwu felt (wrongly) that his actions would bring about a better Nigeria. Spilling innocent blood never solved anything and never will![/quote]That was the same motivation for the July 29, 1966 coup too.

What stu.pid exuberance? Anuforo had 5 children, Ifeajuna had three children. Ifeajuna shot Tafawa Balewa when he knew the coup had failed yet he showed up the next morning in the residence of Dr. Micheal Okpara obviously to give a situation report.

Would Nzeogwu have shot Azikwe, Okpara or Ironsi if they were in the place of Ahmadu Bello?

Politics › Re: Remarkable Similarities Between Goodluck Ebele Jonathan And Awolowo by debetmx(m): 4:19pm On Nov 12, 2013

Katsumoto: Alhaji is from the North - most likely Fulani or Hausa.

He sounds more like from the children of the bearded transvestite bloated toad.

Politics › Re: Remarkable Similarities Between Goodluck Ebele Jonathan And Awolowo by debetmx(m): 4:09pm On Nov 12, 2013

Katsumoto: You are onto something.

I am about to give alhaji ndu_chucks a dose of his own medicine. Unlike the poor job he did in comparing Awolowo to GEJ, I will do a detailed job.

Alhaji, I am coming for your hero.

You the bomb. This people from the land of the dead sun are just pathetic liars. Imagine comparing heaven (Awolowo) and earth (GEJ).

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Politics › Re: Clara Chime Packs-out Of Enugu Govt House, Opens Up by debetmx(m): 2:48pm On Nov 12, 2013

anitank: I was one of the ushers back then in Enugu when they hosted Ya'radua's wife at Enugu Govt House and I must tell u she was looking radiant then. We all gazed anytime she passes by. Only God knows what she'd look like now.

And I doubt if Juju had anything to do with this, we all knew Sullivan would get tired of this one someday just as he gets of all the girls he sleeps with and settles them with a picanto, only difference was she was living with him. She knew the kind of lifestyle the husband lived even before she married him and she was ready to deal with it because after all that was how he met her. I bet she never envisioned it would get this bad

For the young girls that keep running after affluence,this is a lesson for you all

Did you get a picanto back then? Say the truth and let the devil be ashamed. grin

Politics › Re: Clara Chime Packs-out Of Enugu Govt House, Opens Up by debetmx(m): 9:41am On Nov 12, 2013

[quote author=Hon. SuQ Ma'DIQ]That woman entered the Chimes' family through the back
door. To those that know how it works, such women
always end up like this.
You really are not expecting evil to last forever.
Here is the thru scenario.
Scene 1.
Chime has a daughter, who also happen to have a runs
gal as bossom friend. In trust, she takes runs gal home.
Runs gal sees stupifying affluence. Her runs brain goes to
work. Granted, Sullivan is randy, thinks he has seen all
pants colors. This time he underestimated this particular
runs gal's greed and desperation.
Scene 2.
Plot thickens. Schemings here and there as runs gal
makes every evil move possible to break into Chime's
family by hook or crook. She goes to Babalawo,
Spiritualists etc.
Scene 3.
As the result of runs gal's evil plans takes effect, Chime's
daughter's BOSSOM FRIEND she once innocently took
home suddenly becomes her STEP MOTHER. Battle line
was drawn and Things were no longer at ease.
Scene 4.
Runs gal is from runs family. Her parents and brothers will
do anything for money, even if it means sacrificing their
runs sister. They were all drawn into the gold rush.
Chime's family went to God in prayers. Their prayer point
was: That God should make the scales fall off their
Daddy's eyes. Prayers answered.
Scene 5.
Its vendetta time as Sullivan realises he's been conned by
runs gal. First payback move was to pregnate runs gal's
sister to spite her and her family of wolves. This was also
to prove to her that her juju aint working no more.
Runs gal goes for Sullivans life. He fell ill but as God will
have it he survived.
Scene 6.
Runs gal's juju backfires. She becomes mad. And is finally
barnished and ejected from the position she once usurped,
Wails and tears is heard everywhere in runs gal's family all
THINGS FELL APART. While is thunderous jubilation in
Chime's family as they thank God for their liberation and
family reunion.
TRUE STORY[/quote]Your source please?

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Politics › Re: Remarkable Similarities Between Goodluck Ebele Jonathan And Awolowo by debetmx(m): 8:30am On Nov 12, 2013

Energito: you can say whatever you wish but thing i know is that,That ugly man called Awo is in hell.

I guess that makes you happy. You can leave your "IGBO" joint now.

Politics › Re: Remarkable Similarities Between Goodluck Ebele Jonathan And Awolowo by debetmx(m): 3:35pm On Nov 11, 2013

[quote author=ndu_chucks]Another supremacist who is pretending to lack English comprehension.[/quote]It seems you just learnt English comprehension. cool

Politics › Re: Remarkable Similarities Between Goodluck Ebele Jonathan And Awolowo by debetmx(m): 3:31pm On Nov 11, 2013

1Wilywily: Jonathan can not be compared with that Tribalist cursed by Oba of Benin, That thief as the minister of Finance conspired with his Yoruba kinsmen descended on our National Coffers and committed one of the most secret looting of Nigeria wealth.

Have you stopped taking your medication? Everyday your condition seems to go worse.

Politics › Re: Remarkable Similarities Between Goodluck Ebele Jonathan And Awolowo by debetmx(m): 3:27pm On Nov 11, 2013

[quote author=ndu_chucks]As you foumites are aware, I am not known for verbosity. That honor would go to the likes of Sam_Ikenna, and other epistle writers like Gbawe or Kats(when he is cornered

), so without further ado, here are my short, to the point, observations:

Awolowo insisted on interferring in running the Western Region instead of allowing Akintola to do his job, much like GEJ vicariously tried to do, through his wife in River state. We all saw the results of GEJ's actions which led to political crisis wherein the state legislature was seized by NASS, much like the Awo saga created a constitutional crisis in the Western Region. Thankfully, in River State, we have not yet seen the kind of violence, such as wetie where political enemies were doused with gasoline and burnt publicly - the barbaric acts which were a reactions to Awolowo's interference. So far, all we've seen are disgraceful caining and beating inside of state assembly halls and intimidation of Amaechi by police. We hope things remain calm.

Secondly, Awo was big on Educating the masses, and in the spirit of Awoism, GEJ has ordered the building of over 400 Almajiri schools.

Thirdly, both Awo and GEJ are clueless when it comes to reading the handwriting on the wall, regarding when they need to stop running for office in the best interest of the nation. GEJ's 2015 presidential aspirations remain an open secret.

In Awo's case, his cluelessness and some would say, selfishness, kept him in the Presidential race in 1979. Even the blindman could see that if both Awo had stepped aside and gone into retirement thereby allowing younger and more progressive Nigerians to contest, we may all have been better off. The result of this cluelessness cum selfishness is the reason why Shagari won the elect by 33.7%, Awo 29.2, and Zik 16.8. It wouldn't take a rocket scientist to note that if Awo and Zik had joined forces, the alliance would have won by 46% to Shagari's 33.7%. GEJ will follow Awo's lead and be booted out in 2015.

I can come up with tens of more similarities between GEJ and Awo, but as I stated, verbosity is not one of my skills, so it suffices to categorically state here that GEJ is an Awoist![/quote]You better leave that "IGBO" joint before you run mad. Just my 50 cents. None of your leaders comes close, even the cantankerous coward attested to this fact.

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