₦airaland Forum

[quote author=~Bluetooth]If Adekunle and obasanjo were cowards,then who won the war ? Nobody cares about biafra again even most ibos would support an ibo presidency of a country their grand-fathers wanted its disintegration than a landlocked biafra without ijaw oil.[/quote]You are gradually showing off your inherent stupidity. Well, it does not come to me as a surprise that you believed Obasanjo and Adekunle won the war for Nigeria. After all, you are an offspring of the deluded bunch who thought ceremonial wrestling matches were wars, hence Kiriji.

As for your allusion to landlocked Biafra and Ijo oil or lack thereof, I say worry about Republic of Oodua because the disintegration of Nigeria might be sooner than you dreamt.

ilugunboy: Why not just enjoy the comic on this thread and ignore Dende with his hatred...

Today is Saturday...don't let him infect you with his negativity

Illegitimateboy, I am not surprised you construed truth as negativity. It is called birds of the same low IQ……

[quote author=~Bluetooth]Nobody gives a fu'c'k what angry biafrans think.until Nigeria disintegrates in the future,you are tied to this union till further notice.[/quote]An inherent coward can not and will not be a brave even on the victorious side. Obasanjo’s peers in the military knew him as a security risk and shunned him during serious undertakings such as coup.
I guess you are regrettably delusional to think there is an angry Biafran.

tomakint: Abeg Dede1, tell them make them hear now, I have a feeling that after the Malian uprising, Nigeria may be next!

Bros, large number of malnourished airheads in France, Nigeria and other African countries are trying very hard to define the issue in Mali as a rise of terrorism instead of self-determination.

[quote author=Baba_O]Ode,.. did you listen to last Buhari's interview?..[/quote]Olodo, I do not give a ratazz about Buhari’s or Obasanjo’s interview.

babyosisi: Anybody that died to keep Nigeria one from what we see in Nigeria died in vain
We are not one,were never meant to be one and can never be one the evil day is just being postponed
That is a statement of fact

Even those who fought to keep One-Nigeria as a colonial contraption did so in vain.

@Obasanjo

Coups are not for the cowards.

There were times when respective African cultures and traditions use to study these forms of phenomenon. However Europeans who have hidden behind their culture and traditions cleverly deceived to Africans to jettison anything culturally Africa. In the other hand, the Europeans have kept the good promises of their cultures and traditions.

saintohia: ^^^^^

Your last sentence is part of the WEST conspiracy to perpetually tie Africa down since they refuse to think.

I do not blame the Europeans on the social-economic strangle-hold they wrap around Africans but the later who continue to ask for more of such nonsense. It is unbelievable that Bakassi could come to pass in my life time. It is very shameful that most Africans are sending troops to Mali because a colonial master has decided to keep 1884 partition of Africa in place.

Nollywood would have acted the script better than these backwater jokers. I am waiting for the British agents to inform dumbazz Nigerians how none northerners planned to kill the Emir.

ROSSIKE: Diversionary insults will get you nowhere. Counter what's been said directly with your own figures, maps, and stats, or accept you're full of crap.

What can I tell you when you believed that mere handful of invaders from hell took over the area in green according to the map you posted? If the people from Republic of Azawad wanted to take over entire Mali, it would have completed before now and imperialist contingents made up of Africans and French would have land in Ivory Coast or Burkina Faso to erect a bridgehead.

ROSSIKE: What is this little boy saying? The Malian Turaegs number half a million, half of whom have fled to neighbouring states. The majority population of Mali live in the south. The foreign invader 'rebels' HOLD MORE THAN half the country, (the north) or are laying claim to it. Why don't you go read some background on the situation?

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/e/e2/Azawad_%28orthographic_projection%29.svg/550px-Azawad_%28orthographic_projection%29.svg.png
The part in green is what they're claiming as their 'republic'. Including the cities of Timbuktu and Gao!

You really want to grant them this?

You are a silly toddler who could put food in your nose if left alone. I guess you derive joy from foolishly deluding yourself. Please take a look at Mali and the areas under the control of Malian Tuaregs of Berbers who wanted to create Republic of Azawad. The silly number of Tuaregs you quoted can not take over Timbuktu province talk less of defend it.

[quote author=PAGAN 9JA]THE REPUBLIC OF AZAWAD MUST BE CREATED! THE ISLAMISTS AND MALI ARE NOT LETTING THAT HAPPEN! [/quote]This is old slide joke. If you switch Mali with Sierra Leone, the colonialists will tell you Republic of Freetown shall be created however the black market diamond smugglers and Sierra Leonean pagans are not letting it happen. Africans should be allowed to create countries out of selfless patriotism as oppose to colonial constructs.

ROSSIKE: Stop the deception. This is NOT a 'nationalist drive by the Turaegs of Mali'. The ''Tuaregs of Mali'' comprise 300,000 nomads occupying the northern deserts of Mali, a 20 million strong nation. How can such a tiny group be laying claim to over half the territory of the country? And threatening to conquer Bamako? Something that started when Islamist fanatics from Libya , Yemen and co, invaded the north and incorporated a few Tuareg 'spokesmen' into their ranks?

These invaders then go around, DESTROYING THE ANCIENT MONUMENTS OF TIMBUKTU. AN UNFORGIVABLE ACT THAT WILL FOREVER STAIN THE IMAGE OF THAT GROUP ON THIS CONTINENT. Turning that city into a center of amputations and beheadings? TIMBUKTU, THE CENTER OF LEARNING? These are the animals that you call ''African freedom fighters''?

I mean, you really need to check yourself Mr.

For me that sacrilegous assault on our heritage alone by itself is MORE THAN ENOUGH to send in our troops to destroy them.

I guess only an imbecilic dullard such as you would insinuate that 300, 000 nomads will take over three provinces that represent half the land mass of Mali with an estimated population of 20 million strong.

naptu2: I keep telling people, but they won't listen. If given the opportunity, Boko Haram will kill the Sultan, the Emirs, Buhari, Jonathan, Oritsejafor, Babangida, Atiku and anybody that does not agree with their own brand of Islam.

It seems people will soon start realising the truth and understand why we are in Mali.

Please stop this colonial propaganda. The need to create Republic of Azawad out of French-Mali is a different joke from Boko Haram's nonsense.

Way to go, Nigeria. It is nice to make the jungle unsafe for everybody.

@Cunt_Destroyer or Cunt_Organizer

I have tried to be one of your disciples but you kept creating doubts in mind through statements such as “colonialism in dead”. I guess the old colonialism may have died but neo-colonialism, where Africans and other colonized people are being used to do the bidding for the colonial masters, is kicking and very much alive.

I still wonder while ICJ should base its judgment on Bakassi based on the 1884 European partition of Africa instead of evidence such as Protection Treaty Obong of Calabar signed with Queen Victoria of United Kingdom in 1813.

If the Tuaregs of Mali have decided to create Republic of Azawad from the French Mali, why should French be worried? What business has Nigeria in Mali when certain citizens of the later have decided to create a homeland out of French-Mali? All these argument of terrorism put forward by colonialists are complete hogwash. The 1884 African partition by colonial European powers is about to end. The next stop is Nigeria.

I guess most Nigerians are dumbazz losers. If Imo State is the source of prostitutes, one wonders why the girls from the State attract exorbitant pride price. Most haters are bloody fools.

valicious1: Naeto c is from emekuku owerri imo state. His mother was the former minister for aviation, obasanjo's fuucktoy & now ambassador to ireland Dr kema chikwe .

Moronic dimwits such as you are the bane of Internet. The fact that Kama Chikwe was appointed minister by Obasanjo’s regime does not translate into what you spewed. Chikwe’s appointment as minister did not come as a result of her crossing ways with Obasanjo.

Imo State is another name for Excellence.

Abagworo: Oga Andre is looking at Imo from an old wider view. Imo has been divided and Anyim's part is now Ebonyi State .

I guess Andy was in the SPORTS grove when he wrote Pius Anyim instead of Dan Anyim the former national team skipper.

ROSSIKE: Illiterate fool with no brain. The f7 was modified several times throughout the 1980s and is a far cry from the 60s mig21. What an im.becile. Biafran mor.on.

You are a pathetic dunce. What idiotic modifications were meted to F-7 that set it apart from MIG21 of 60s? Is it on the avionic or the engine? MIG21 still trumps F-7 on maximum speed and has night and see through cloud avionics.

[quote author=ndu_chucks]You know better than this crap of a post. Over 97% of crude oil exported in the past 10 years have been sourced from off shore.[/quote]When I said most Nigerians are deluded, including you, I meant every bit of the words. Why the noise about the so-called Niger Delta and idiocy surrounding NDDC if over 97% of crude oil exported in the past 10 years have been sourced from off shore? I had argued that off shore crude oil revenue belongs to all Nigerians equally.

ROSSIKE: You're ignorant. The chengdu f7 is a modern Chinese fighter that is in current use by the Chinese airforce among other nations like Pakistan, Argentina, iran, etc. A simple wiki research of 5 minutes is all it takes to educate yourself.

Shut up your putrid mouth. I guess you derive pleasure by displaying idiocy. The Chengdu Jian-7 with export designation of F-7 is a variant of MIG21. There is nothing modern about an aircraft its maiden flight took place in January, 1966, olodo.

iykak47: It's unfortunate to see some m0rons here making jest of Nigeria, even those that know nothing about war or fighter jets, shame on them.
Freedom of speech is not absolute.

Nigerian Major General, which modern fighter Jet is operational in Nigerian arsenal? Please do not talk about Changdu Jian-7 which is F-7 designated for export. Also remember that the F-7 is a licensed production of MiG21 by Chinese. Both Alpha and Jaguar Jets are subsonic. I guess only MIG21 and its variant F-7 are supersonic.

Some people are simply deluded. If the so-called Niger Delta is developed, where would the drilling companies stage their operations, over skyscrapers and shopping malls? I remembered the capping of crude oil well around Umumasi due to rapid urbanization of the area.

@Topic

This is a typical empty rant or boastful talk emanating from loudmouthed jackasses that spurs people to call for disintegration of the jungle called Nigeria. What is Lagos without crude oil money?

I say good and more of the stuffs for the people of Bayelsa State and their likes. When I look at Lagos and Abuja in comparison to these pictures, I simply sighed. It is unfortunate that no amount of handout can satisfy (bellyful) a beneficiary. Also, you can not eat your cake and have it. The likes of Adaka Boro, Diete-Spiff and Ken Saro Wiwa should be held accountable for the pitiful situation these people found themselves.

Granted drilling open crude oil pipelines is the handiwork of the local communities, I guess something very demanding, hunger, pushed them into the act. I remember running around in areas around Obigbo, Imo River town and Owaza, the scares left on soil and vegetation by crude oil spillages take years to recover. The terminal illness crude oil spillages unleash on the people is uncountable. I hope the people of Bayelsa and other crude oil producing communities in southern Nigeria should enjoy it. I thanked my forbearers in Owerre and its environs for staging strong oppositions to Shell D’arcy crude oil explorations in the area during 40s and 50s.

Rossikk: Just as soon as you stick with your imaginary Biafra, and leave NIGERIA out of your idiocy.

Biafra exists in your drug-addled brain only. The more cocaine you sniff the more Biafra you see.

Turncoats and backstabbers die miserable deaths. You can end your miserable life now because Nigeria is drifting towards the area of greater disorder, olodo. Biafra or Republic of Igbo land awaits the braves.

Rossikk: Innoson doesn't consider himself a Biafran. He's no defeated loser like you. He's a proud Nigerian and Nigerians are proud of him. YOU are an unwanted alien.

There is no reasonable employer in USA that will give deluded jackass such as you a floor mopping job for 5 buck per hour. I now know why a stinking son of bi.tch from Edo State such as you seems scared to death on slight mention of disintegration of Nigeria. Mali must be divided and next stop is Nigeria.

Rossikk: Actually, no job pays $5 an hour in the US, although I'm sure Biafran child soldiers were paid a lot less, if at all.

Shut up your putrid mouth, olodo. I suggest you stick with your backwater intellectual exercise such as Nigerian production of APC and leave USA out of your idiocy.

Rossikk: Can you please use a spell checker before posting? Oh and a diction checker too. Plus a punctuation checker as well. Illiterate.

I guess spell checker is meant for ill-educated jackasses such as you, olodo.