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shymexx: How can the former Chief Propagandist of Biafra write an objective book about the civil war??It appears you can not learn even when the tutoring is done under your nose. Achebe did not act in the capacity as minister for Information in Biafra and was not the director of news. |
ilugunboy: Wa oooh lolzzzz....this is another side of Dede that I don't know previously.I am not in the business of laud mouthing like few friends from certain part of Nigeria. However, the real son of the soil such as me can never be kidnapped in home town. If you slightly know my family background, you could save time insinuating. |
[quote author=~Bluetooth]biafra was never a country ![/quote]Yet your foolish azz is here rumbling about a book titled “There Was A Country”. |
ilugunboy: Lolzzzzz....bros, let me give you a word of advise as you head East this December..don't show any ostentatious lifestyle or else...Danger fears no danger. When night falls, normal road becomes bush. |
[quote author=Mynd_44]Unlike you my friend, I don't delude myself with minor issues such as ethnicity. I see everyone dorm what they are, HUMAN BEINGS.[/quote]I guess you have proved what I expected of you from the previous silly posts. Why did you not all these while inform Ogugua88 that kidnapping is not Igbo thing but human beings manifestation? I am sorry to say you are bloody nitwit. We kept saying that kidnapping is human and you kept shouting that Igbo should accept the truth because your darling Ogugua88 said kidnapping is Igbo, olodo. |
shymexx: Dr. Ozodi Thomas Osuji destroyed Chinua Achebe's fictional and divisive book with this:Does your boy, Osuji, know the functions of any ministry of information for any country? And what about you? |
ilugunboy: Oversized ego....I repeat the prayer...may you be a brutal victim of kidnappers in Alaigbo this XmasEven the ritual practitioners in Yoruba land can only see darkness when looking at me. Omo Jegede, the soun of the shoil. |
shymexx: Shymex means: SHY + ME + X at the back like Malcomm X(meaning no surname)...Arrant nonsense!!! |
ilugunboy: I pray you are a victim of kidnapping at the village this XmasYou are far from reality. An institution can not and will not be kidnapped. Anybody who thinks River Niger is dried up, let he or she step onto it. |
shymexx: I have read her post and I can't take someone whose handle is, baby_mama, seriously...shymexx is even worse than baby_mama. Now decide where it leaves you. |
[quote author=~Bluetooth]Yes as canvassed by dede and his biafran cyborgs The book has been pirated in onitsha so, i doubt if he will be smiling to the bank soonest.[/quote]Bath a pig, comb a pig, a pig shall remain a pig. The piracy you referenced in your silly post was meant to quench the thirst generated by the book. How many books have seen a day of piracy in Nigeria when the original copy has not reached the shores of the county? I thought you were slightly below average. |
Baby mama: [size=18pt]yes Ozodi is always right,Igbos ,deal with the great Ozodi![/size]It is not surprise that cross section of the ret.ards on NL appeared not to have read your post. Even when it was posted in red color. |
[quote author=~Bluetooth]And how much was ashebe paid for those lies too ?[/quote]I guess Achebe must be a genius for receiving millions of dollars by bearing falsehood. |
[quote author=~Bluetooth]Just like they despise ogugua for speaking the truth ! fu-cking hypocrites.[/quote]BlackAzz Will your entire lineage vanish if you speak truth for once, olodo? |
tunnytox: Fair enough if you guys don't come back to whinge about how Yorubas fail to support you in your course. Go ahead and look for your alliance elsewhere.It is an identifiable record on Nigeria’s history that Yoruba have never voted for Igbo candidate in any presidential election in Nigeria. Any Igbo peep who believes otherwise should be regarded as deluded. |
tunnytox: Abegi read the message and leave the messenger, it doesn't matter if you like Osuji or not but many of the points he raised are valid and should be thought provoking. I don't know why Igbos keep making more enemies for themselves especially politically. Achebe's book will definitely do no good to the course of Igbos either socially or politically because it is full of lies, bitterness and distortion of facts.Who gives a ratazz if the political enemies you referenced in the above post are Yoruba? |
[quote author=Mynd_44]The problem is that they see noting bad about themselves and expect everyone else to be deluded too[/quote]Say your ethnicity and I shall name kidnappers from it. Until you have the balls to pronounce that your ethnic group partakes in the kidnapping crap, I suggest you shut up. |
achukwunet: Igbos are kidnapping other igbos that's the truth. There's nonsensical about it. If you sit there on your computer and deny this to yourself then there must be something wrong with youAre there only Igbo kidnappers in Nigeria? I have read countless stories about Yoruba, Ijo, Edo, Hausa, Ibibio, Itsekiri and Urhobo kidnapping each other yet one hardly reads craps from the peeps of these ethnicities publicly admonishing the members of the tribe in a manner suggesting such social decadence is limited to that ethnic group. |
youngdady: @ Eziachi & Dede1, like I said earlier, I don't do insult and I truly hope you can make a post devoid of bitterness, self-aggrandizement and your purportedly superior and misplaced logic.Let me inform you there is nothing worth thinking of someone’s moniker. If BZM woke one morning and declare independence, why must such action disturb anybody? Federal government does not own Nigeria but people do. In addition, when certain people who collectively have stake on the entity call Nigeria decide to leave the union, it is imperative to set them loose unless there is unavoidable fear lucking somewhere. If the BZM could not handle problem that comes with a republic and start dying of hunger, all Nigerians own them is to say-I told you so. I think you will agree with me that it will be a display of idiocy if one should resort to violence to stop a roommate who has decided to seek accommodation someplace else. |
FreeGlobe: I didnt bother reading the whole article, thr introductory stages were flawed as hell. Can somebody provide me with the history of this paranoid idddiot before I go ahead and read the write up. who is the bastartd osuji, how can someone writing on what he witnessed during the war and agreed by all sensible folks even endorsed by the nobel leaureate Wole Soyinka who also witnessed the war amount to narcissiism. If yarobas expect us to take seriously any opinion coming from urchins, whether educational urchins or street urchins, then they have a better chance of ressurrecting awolowo than being successful with their expectation.Please do not bother to read because Ozodi Thomas Osuji has been declared persona non grata at Ngo- Okpuala supposedly his village. |
shymexx: My debrief wasn't about Dr. Ozodi's knowledge of history, or lack thereof... He raised some points about Achebe's penchant for writing about himself in fictional form(citing Achebe's books to buttress his point) - and that obviously makes Achebe a narcissist...I do not know the branch of medicine you studied, if any. However, it seems to me you do not understand the tern-narcissism as you have demonstrated and bent on qualifying novelist such as Achebe as narcissist. The goofy Ozodi Osuji does not know Achebe’s father and it will amount to act of foolishness for a person to make wild assumption on a person’s behavioral strata based on Osuji’s drivels. |
[quote author=~Bluetooth]Just one word for you and Achebe ''SENILITY''[/quote]There is no doubt it takes one drooling senile zombie such as you to recognize another. |
shymexx: You haven't answered my question... Dr. Ozodi asserted that all Chnua Achebe's books are fictional narrations of the man's life experiences... And it seems the man is excessively preoccupied with writing about himself and forcing his point-of-view on everyone - and that obviously makes him narcissistic in a way...I am not surprise that birds of the same feather flock together. Ozodi Osuji makes your day. However, he failed on every attempt to impress on historical facts. Even the University he claimed to have attended, he left his audiences such as you in limbo. It is no longer funny the extent the lapper seems to make a fool out of himself. I guess Osuiji does not know that Prof. Eyo Ita was not Efik and Achebe never headed Biafra's ministry of information. |
@topic This is another spate of literally idiocy from genetically handicapped Ozodi Thomas Osuji. An undiscerning onlooker, after reading this junk, will think Nigeria is different from Igbo land or Yoruba land or Hausa land. I can’t believe the shameless narcissist in Ozodi Thomas Osuji fails to understand when to shut up. Osuji's attempt on the 1953 history of eastern region of Nigeria uncovers the straits of low human intellects. Why would anybody take Ozodi Osuij seriously when the self-acclaimed graduate of University of California still misses the corner on who headed Biafra’s ministry of information. What a moronic ninny. |
odumchi: Reading through some of the responses here, coupled with the controversial events of the previous election, have indicated [to me] that there needs to be a serious re-examination of the policy known as "forgiveness". I am naturally a liberal thinker and I see no need for everyone to think or act exactly the same way. What we, as a people, need is mutual understanding and tolerance of each other.I guess the above post is genuine epitome of unfounded conflict among people who dwell under retrogressive canopy. I had been raised to understand that opinion begets opinions. This leads to one of cardinal laws in physics which is Newton’s third law of motion, thus, for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction. It is very human for a person to express an opinion and equally human for another person to bear counter opinion. It annoys me when the first person who bore a ridiculous or even wonderful opinion turns around accuses the second person who bore diametrically opposed opinion as an attacker. It is a natural mandate that every human should bear an opinion. However, if someone bears opinion, he or she must remember there is someone next door who bears opposite opinion and it is moronic to feign victim of verbal or written attack. Please this post is not meant to reject the underlined human attributes raised in the above post but to underscore them. |
oyb: the most successful (non resource)state in nigeria is lagos - and that state is a melting potTake away the federal government of Nigeria’s single-handed approach in building Lagos, the so-called Lagos state would have been a swampy piece of junk and part of Ogun State or Ijebu Ode State. @OP The answer to your question is YES. Nigeria would have been better with one tribe and religion. |
dayokanu: [img]http://t0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSPcvVVgHr4vIRBAfOsm8Fhs4kSFqV-Oy_t41DAqMaZoy-nhLXALg[/img]Ordinarily, a person would think a he-goat that begets you left iota of animal intellect in you but you are a regrettable case. I shall not oblige to teach you grammar even on steep prices. |
[quote author=~Bluetooth]Your senility is alarming recently.You are yet to address the issue raised by ogugua instead you are attacking as usual.change your way old man ! [/quote]BlackAzz, you are a basement fool.Can someone tell this foolish and deluded Yoruba boy to shut his traps? Who has time to waste by attacking a barren desert such as you? |
Katsumoto: Dede1Please read my post carefully. The premise of Ogugua88’s rant was bordered on patriotism toward Nigeria. I applaud her for such intuitiveness. The issue of kidnapping has become a menace in Nigerian society and it is not limited to Alaigbo. I still wonder if her parents still live in Anambra State because according her graphic descriptions events about her father being nearly kidnapped, her father was taken to cleaners by armed robbers, sister was molested by hoodlums in her village and criminals in Igbo land have the knack to single out a freshly looking skin such as her. I do not know this Ogugua88 character from the Adam and do not wish to know her. I have done much humanistic favor to my community and it will be childish on my part to flaunt it on a forum such as NL. If she wants to change Alaigbo into paradise, I say much grease to her elbows. However, if she has right to have opinions on NL, I guess other people deservedly have such right to bear opinions too. |
freecocoa: Seriously now what is going on here?My sister, I am truly careless whether Ogugwu88 is Eze Nwanyi in Igbo land or NL. In addition, I am not bent on insulting anybody, talk less Ogugua88. However, it is unbecoming of an Igbo lady to denigrate Ndigbo in public and still wish to help them. Nobody disrespects someone he\she wishes to help. Igbo peeps would rather die of hunger than to feed from the hand of a person who denigrates them. It is always imperative for a dancer to watch the antics of those who are urging the dancer to dance. There is always a motive behind the act of praise singing. |
coogar: buhahahaIt is a common behavior among ninnies such as you to claim outrageous personalities when they want to appear as reasonable as a canteen rat. Anybody who claimed to have been born and raised in Enugu should be able to show an iota of straits to compliment such bogus claim. Enugu does not raise deranged varmints. |
dayokanu: Dendemoron, You are a disgrace to your lineage.Dayolodo, you are a regrettable dunce. Who could be more a disgrace to his\her lineage than you whose father abandoned at birth? Do you know Ogugwu88? It is true that birds of the same feathers flock together. A person can not denigrate the people the person wishes to help through bearing idiotic opinions. |
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[/quote]BlackAzz, you are a basement fool.